I've never seen Forever Knight, so I can't say anything about that. I really don't care that Mick is a young vampire, as I'm not that interested in his backstory. I'm more interested in his present and future story. And most importantly the lovestory.
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Exclusive! Moonlight Gets Four More Scripts
Jason Dohring and Moonlight fans have something to smile about!
Sources tell me CBS just ordered four more scripts of the freshman vamped-up drama that's been airing—and building a fan base—on Friday nights. And while that isn't the best news possible (the best would have been a full order of the "back nine" episodes), it is certainly a signal the show is heading in the right direction.
http://www.eonline.com/gossip/kristi...sid=fd-kristin Moonlight Becomes Sossamon
Shannyn Sossamon, who co-stars on CBS' vampire drama Moonlight, told SCI FI Wire that she's right at home playing a bloodsucker. Sossamon plays Coraline, the sultry, evil vamp who 60 years ago transformed private investigator Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin) into an immortal vampire.
"I always wanted to play a vampire," Sossamon said in an interview. "Who hasn't? It wasn't because I wanted the fangs, but just as a person—I have to admit it, and I have to embrace it—I love intensity and passion and darkness. Anything that's intense is just really natural for me. So the internal life of a vampire, at least in the mythology, is deep. So I don't have to go far."
Roles that another actress might find easy are more challenging to Sossamon (A Knight's Tale). "If I have to audition for a romantic comedy, for a girl who works at the airport, and she's light as can be and simple and walks her dog every day, that's harder for me to get into," Sossamon said. "I think too much. I can't be that light. I'm always intense. It can be off-putting sometimes, and I realize that. So vampires are a natural little place for me." Moonlight airs Fridays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index...ory=0&id=44914