AL GOUGH INTERVIEW: SMALLVILLE FINALE WAS CONFUSED

Al Gough, said that Smallville finale was a little bit confused, but also he said that it is so difficult to wrap up a long time series like Smallville .
In spite of, all the restrictions about to include Superman images into the series that Warner Brothers had, Al said: Miles (Millar) and I always had the idea of put o the Superman suit on Clark Kent and watching him taking a fly.

Source: TV LINE

TOM WELLING ARRIVIN TO REGIS&KELLY INTERVIEW

TOM WELLING INTERVIEW OTRC

Tom Welling was asked by The Red Carpet about starring a Smallville movie .
He answered that early on 3 or 4 season they were talking about but then they didn`t have time to make it.
Finally, when the interviewer asked him if he wants to do a Superman movie he answers "Sure, why not?"
Ohhhhhhhhh...! He´s so sweet! or not....Maybe, he was just kidding...HAHAHA!

WHY TOM DIDN´T WEAR THE SUPERMAN SUIT?

Well, Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson, gave an interview to Hollywood Reporter, talking about the last scene of our favorite show "Smallville"
“What we wanted to do all along was show hints at where he was going because that is a whole different story that is yet to be told,” Peterson told THR. “It felt like it gave just enough without starting to tell a whole different story that is left for all the other media.’
“[Showing Tom in the full suit] to me is just not super relevant and not what we were trying to do,” he said.
“We were actually thrilled that everybody came together and was on board with the shots that we specifically picked,” he added.

“We all wanted it to be the end of Clark Kent’s journey because it’s a show about Clark Kent,” he said. “In the days when we saw him in a flannel shirt, the suit was the furthest thing from his mind.”

So, what do you think? Was it enough for you?

TOM WELLING INTERVIEW "JIMMY FALLON SHOW"

OH, WELL! is there anything else more interesting than looking Tom himself?
Tom was asked about if Clark will fly or not...and if he will get married with Lois or not?
And Tom answers....not comments....HAHAHA!
The poor interviewer....is begging for an answer....HAHAHA!
Watch it and enjoy it...it ´s so funny!

BRIAN PETERSON TALKING ABOUT THE FINALE

Executive Producer Brian Peterson talks about the serie4s finale and why Jor-El enpowered Lois with the same super habilities than Clark has.

LEX LUTHOR AGAIN!!! SMALLVILLE SERIES FINALE

We had to wait 3 years before Michael Rosenbaum accepted to return, but...Finally, we got it!

In this video Cassidy Freeman says that she heard about his return by Kriptonsite...so, not only fans were confused, actors were in the same way...Maybe because Michael was refusing all the time to return to "Smallville"...HAHAHA!

Whatever, in this vid you can watch some scenes between Tess Mercer and Lex Luthor...GREAT!

TOM WELLING INTERVIEW

Yeah! Tom was interviewed and not only him...he was with his pretty wife too.
if you want to listen online CLICK HERE
If you want to download HERE
Enjoy it!

MICHAEL ROSENBAUM HAS FILMED THE FINALE: SMALLVILLE

YEAH! Finally, Michael Rosenbaum decided to hear fans, Smallville producers and of course, Tom Welling...YUPPIII!!!

Well , in fact, it wasn`t so easy...

He`s involved in other project and it seems he was so busy with it, but...

Tom, like a real Superman, made his best effort, he pushed it through, and convinced Michael and producers in order to release a very good finale for the story.

There are so many rumors about why Rosenbaum dilated so far his answer but some people are saying that he asked a lot of money for his return...Then, Tom Welling decided to put up a lot of his own cash to do it, almost his total fee for the finale...

It`s just a rumor I can`t say if it is true or not...

Michael will be on the last episode on May 13th


More INFO

ERICA DURANCE INTERVIEW: KTLA

MICHAEL ROSENBAUM RELUCTANT TO JOIN SMALLVILLE AGAIN

Michael Rosenbaum, who performed Lex Luthor in Smallville, posted on his Twitter the following:

"Honestly don't know where people get their information from,but i haven't discussed Smallville with Producers or anyone in quite some time."
5:47 PM Jan 14th via web

So, now, you´re able to form your own idea about the situation in "Smallville"

ERICA DURANCE INTERVIEW: TCA PRESS TOUR

Erica Durance (Lois Lane) answered a lot of questions that were posted on #DuranceDay in Twitter.
She was particpating at the TCA Winter Press Tour and "Zap2It" made this interesting interview:

Zap2it: Let's talk about that proposal in the most recent episode, "Icarus." Did you see that coming?

Durance: No! Honestly, I was really surprised, when I read the script. I thought, 'Oh, that's happening fast!' It was great on so many levels, though. It was fun for me as my character, that's she's now found that sort of love and trust that she's really been looking for. And as an actress it was fun, too, because who doesn't want to experience that? Petals falling from the sky, and this debonair man walking across the street in the dark -- I felt like I was in a movie, and that sounds really cheesy, but I felt like a princess.

It was Clark Kent's Clark Gable moment.

Durance: That's what we were going for, a sort of old, classic romance, but still feeling real within the "Smallville" world.

Now that she and Cat Grant have formed a bit of a reluctant alliance, can we expect to see them team up more at work?

Durance: I do cross paths with Cat again, but we still see things from a different angle. I don't see that they're going to team up much for a lot of investigative work or anything, but there's a bit more of an understanding between them. For Cat, she's sort of threatened by Lois. There's a lot of competition there. Lois's focus is still Clark and protecting him, and Cat still wants to expose the Blur, so that serves to get the competition going again.

As much as we love the romance, I think a lot of fans have missed seeing Lois doing what she does best at the Daily Planet.

Durance: I think that in the evolution of the relationship, they're in this time of great romance, and we wanted to show people that, the lighthearted moments that can be funny and that the fans can really enjoy. You'll see Lois back at work very soon, though. Lately, we've seen Lois get really involved in the Justice League, and she needs to find her place within that world. It turns out that her way of getting involved is to do the investigative work, go undercover, and get into trouble, and be an asset to the heroes.

We'll be getting more into that undercover stuff, and in the episodes we're shooting now, she's playing a much larger role in the dual identity thing that ultimately becomes a huge part of Clark's (Tom Welling) future. Which is incredibly sexy, by the way. My god.

We got to see Clark and Lois's future together in "Homecoming," with the dual identity in full force. Will there be any more time-jumps or glimpses into the future?

Durance: I can't say whether we'll actually see their future, but we've started to drop a lot more hints about the little things that will eventually make up Clark's destiny. There are a few things that we've worked in that are really going to get fans of the comics and the Superman legend excited. You start to see Clark's core strength, too, so that he starts making these important choices about his life and who he's going to be as Superman and as Clark and how he's going to balance those worlds.

During the TCA panel discussion, you said that Lois's focus right now is on being supportive of Clark as opposed to chasing down her own stories and fighting her own battles. Does that make her any less "kick-ass," per se?

Durance: Lois is someone who believes in fighting the good fight. She believes in going after something that is greater than herself and in justice. Right now, she's just trying to service that by supporting Clark.

I think some of the strongest people in the world are the ones who step back and let someone else shine. To be the rock, and the support, and the constant unconditional loving partner is a heroic act in itself. Clark may be the guy who saves the world, but he couldn't do it without the person who stands beside him believing in him, so I see that as her role. It's another side of being a kick-ass woman. You think of kick-ass, and you think of a woman who fights, of course. And I love when I get to be a part of stunts and fight scenes, obviously, but the long-term way that Lois kicks ass is knowing when, where, and how to be there for Clark.

Is there anything coming up that you're particularly excited for fans to be able to see?

Durance: Oh, god, there's so much. Lois has a hilarious bachelorette party coming up, of course, which is going to be a very fun episode for fans. In an upcoming episode called "Fortune," she finds herself in the aftermath of this bachelorette party, which is this wonderful fantastic experience where they all get kind of -- let's say everything kind of goes blank. It's a great episode that reminds me of some of the first investigative work she did. She finds herself having to go undercover in a very sassy outfit, with a very surprising partner.

Can you talk about the wedding at all?

Durance: I can't even say if there will be a wedding, for sure. I'm not trying to be coy! I really can't say, yet. I hope there is. I want the whole Justice League there, in their tights.

Will we see Lois open the envelope her mother left her for her wedding day?

Durance: Oh, you're good. Let's just say that if Lois gets married, we'll see that letter again.

When Martha Kent (Annette O'Toole) returns, can we expect to see any meaty scenes between her and Lois?

Durance: Absolutely, we will. The great thing about having the relationship with Martha is that we actually get to see Lois experience what it would be like to have a mom. I love working with Annette and exploring that.

Before the end, will we see Clark take Lois for a flight?

Durance: Oh, god, I certainly hope so! Do I have a wish list? Sure. Do I want to be rescued and swept away into the sky? Ab-so-lutely. The wind blowing in my hair, the cape, Tom, the whole thing. It wouldn't be a tough day at work, right? There are a ton of sort of iconic scenes that I want to see happen just like the rest of the fans want to see them happen. I get caught up in it.

What is the mood on set like as you guys wind down to the final episodes? You mentioned in the panel that you almost started to cry during a funny scene with Allison Mack recently because you were thinking about how close to wrap you are.

Durance: We're still having so much fun on set! It's one of those really great things where we're all experiencing it together and growing closer for it. Everyone is so aware that it's ending, but it's a little bit surreal, but I'm in a situation where I have to be Lois at work, so I'm so focused on that,. As far as getting emotional, that's inevitable. I have to feel all the little moments, and I allow myself to feel them, because otherwise I'm not doing service to the scene.

Do you have any post-"Smallville" plans yet?

Durance: We all like to be proactive and make plans, but I'm trying to relax now. I'm very zen at the moment. I want to take a moment to look back on what I was able to do and what I was able to be a part of and enjoy that, and take a break maybe. If something comes up that's great, I'll take it, but there's nothing in particular that I'm looking for.

Would you ever consider playing Lois Lane in a "Superman" movie?

Durance: For me, I would only enjoy Lois in the recipe that I'm in already. That's my reality of Lois. I would be open to all sorts of discussions about opportunities to revisit her, but to me, where my mind is right now, it would have to be with Tom Welling. It would have to be with Michael Rosenbaum. It would have to be this Lois, that I know. I want to try to embrace every moment that I have now, with her, but yes, I'd always be happy to consider something. It'd just have to feel right and I can't picture a scenario where it would feel right without Tom Welling as Clark Kent.

"Smallville" returns at 8 p.m. on January 28.

TOM WELLING´S INTERVIEW: MTV TOP TEN !!!

Do you remember the interview where MTV asked Tom about who character he wants to return to the last season?
Well, this interview is considered one of the most interesting and important ones of that website!
So... We haven´t wrong when we thought that it was one of the most wonderful and amazing thing that it was happenning ....just because it was Tom Welling talking....
More info HERE

NEW INTERVIEW: BRIAN AND KELLY

We´re on mid-season and waiting for the next episode: COLLATERAL
So....what about of reading an interesting interview where Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders are talking about "Smallville"?
Well, take a look!

BRIAN PETERSON:The exciting news is, we have hopes of having one great Zod episode...

KELLY SOUDERS: After being fans of the show for a decade, we wanted to end this on the highest note possible. I would say we’re running harder and this whole writing staff is running harder than they’ve ever run before.

BRIAN PETERSON: He (Jonathan Kent) will reappear a couple more times this season

KELLY SOUDERS: Allison [Mack] was in the premiere and she’ll be back mid-season for a few episodes

KELLY SOUDERS: We love him (Michael Rosenbaum), and he’s such a talented actor and brought such life to Lex Luthor.

The complete interview HERE

ALAN RICHTSON INTERVIEW AQUAMAN

Zap2It has published the following interview:

In Part One of our three-part series with Ritchson, we grilled him on his upcoming "Smallville" appearance. (Nothing like a little booze to get a guy talking, right?) He just got back from his trip to Vancouver, where he took to the beach as A.C. AKA Aquaman for the episode titled "Patriot," which was directed by series star Tom Welling.

About Tom Welling, Alan says:
"He's a phenomenal director and I enjoyed working with him," Ritchson says. "Were you thinking I was going to say he sucked?"

Then he jokes about Tom:
"I hate him enough as an actor. I hated him even more as a director. Every day it was like going to the dentist,"

"It's like the least heroic thing you've ever seen, and Tom played that for everybody that came in for like the next three days," Ritchson laughs. "Every actor, every producer, he was just like, 'Hey, watch this! Watch this!' If there are outtakes on the 'Smallville' DVDs, that would be on it."

About his character he says:
"It opens on this guy who is dark. Costumes are dark... the set is dark. This guy is moody. You don't know what's come over him. You just see this world-weary guy who's obviously been around trying to deal with this stuff."

The pressures of being a superhero in a dangerous time have gotten to A.C., and he takes it upon himself to try to get Clark to join the fight full-time. "It's weighty. It was really fun to play"

About his new cloths, he says:
The suit is a symbol of his new attitude. "That's it, man. He's going stealth. He's grown up."

He´s returning married with Mera:
"His wife knows more about him than he does. It's one of those things where it's like you meet somebody and you're like, '"Where have you been my whole life? You complete me,' and this is where the Tom Cruise moment comes in," Ritchson says.

Why is he returning to "Smallville"?
"I'll just say this: it was the need for some cohesion on the part of the superheroes,"

Aquaman will team up with Clark (Welling) to save Oliver (Justin Hartley) from becoming a glorified lab rat in a testing facility.

This awesome episode airs on Friday Nov. 19 at 8 pm EST...STAY TUNED IN!

TOM WELLING INTERVIEW!!!

Yeah! This is an incredible and amazing vid...

Tom Welling is talking about the long-life series Smallville and the different characters....

Tom said that Clark will find out the way he will meld together the both sides: the superhero and normal guy...

About Chloe Tom said that for now Clark thinks she´s dead....but later he will find out that something different happened...

Tom said that they´re keeping wanting a Rosenbaum´s returning´:

"We hope to see [Michael] Rosenbaum, always," Welling says. "I don't know how you end this show without Lex Luthor."

 

Source: Zap2it

ERICA DURANCE INTERVIEW!!!

Erica Durance, who plays the role of Lois Lane in Smallville said about Teri Hatcher´s role:

"I was shooting another scene at the time [I found out] and it was supposed to be a really funny scene," Durance told Zap2It. "I got the text and I burst into tears. I had an absolute, unequivocal fan moment.I'm thrilled."

And about the returning or not to Clark´s life she said:

"She comes back for Clark, of course!" she revealed. "So far, the stuff that we've done is about her finding out where she fits in with who he is and how she can best be a partner and support him."

Source: Digital Spy

SHIELD PREVIEW: BRIAN PETERSON COMMENTS

PHOTOS! 200TH PARTY

All cast and crew were in Vancouver and reporters were able to take pictures of them...
So,...HERE YOU ARE!

VIDEO!!! SMALLVILLE 200TH PARTY

Hey, Smallville fandom!
Were you trying to see your favorite actors talking to you...?
Well,here you are!
On Saturday, September 25, all the Smallville cast and crew were together in Vancouver.

They had a Red Carpet and answered some questions to journalists.

The party was at Fairmount Hotel (Vancouver-Canada) on September 25

They said a big THANK YOU! to all Smallville fans...so...LISTEN AND WATCH IT!

 

Source: KTLA