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07-23-2007, 11:36 PM
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| ICHiBAN HoOT   |  Filming Locations Found this on a Spoiler site. So heres a heads up for you lucky Texans! Thanks to The_Man for giving me info on where they are filming today. I went down to the Movie Studios in Las Colinas in Irving, Texas. When I got there (6:00 pm) I saw some extras dressed as prisoners coming out of the soundstage. They were done for the day with their part of the filming . I asked one of the extras if they were filming Prison Break inside and he said yes this is where they are filming the indoor prison scenes for the Panama jail. He told me the outdoor prison scenes are shot at a former juvenile detention center off Harry Hines blvd and at another jail in Ft. Worth. The actors that were there to film scenes today were Wentworth , Wade and William Fichtner. I didn't have a lot of time to ask him more questions but he also told me they are filming at these studios for the next four days. So for all you Dallas girls who might want to try your luck in meeting the actors just go to the Studios in Las Colinas and go toward the back where they have a bunch of white trailers set up. A good time to go is before filming starts at about 7:00 am or when they finish. I left there at 7:00 and they were still in there filming. |
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07-27-2007, 01:49 PM
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| ICHiBAN HoOT | EPISODE RECALL- T-BAG EDITION So you think you know all there is to know about Theodore Bagwell, eh? Test your knowledge by answering these tough trivia questions about the man behind the prison break: Q: Who are the two actors have portrayed Theodore Bagwell on Prison Break? Q: T-Bag’s mother suffers from what affliction? Q: How did Susan Hollander learn that her loving boyfriend, Theodore Bagwell, was actually a dangerous fugitive wanted for rape, murder and kidnapping? Q: During the escape from Fox River Penitentiary, how does T-Bag ensure his participation and safety? Q: What is hidden in the wall of T-Bag’s childhood home in Alabama? Q: After he is tortured and handcuffed to a radiator by Bellick and Geary in “Rendezvous,” how does T-bag escape in “Bolshoi Booze”? Q: What is the name of the white supremacist gang that T-Bag leads at Fox River Penitentiary? Q: How is T-Bag captured by Panama City Police in “Fin Del Camino”? Q: What is the name of the knife T-Bag has made for him in the machine shop in “Cell Test”? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE RUMOR MILL See if you can name the Prison Break episode from the excerpt below… Dr. Tancredi: You know, it’s why I started. Mahone: Started what? Dr. Tancredi: Using. Same reason as you. Mahone: Why? Because you had to stay up all night during residency? Because the bass player dumped you in front of the whole sorority? Yeah, you and I got a lot in common. Dr. Tancredi: I’ve seen people die too. Mahone: I’m assuming you didn’t make them die. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE INSIDER The Official Prison Break fan club’s insiders, production assistants Christian Trokey and Kalinda Vazquez – and this month, series creator Paul T. Scheuring – go behind the scenes to answer fans’ questions. Emily Schev: I am a HUGE, HUGE fan of the show, and I was just wondering what date the new season is going to start. I want to make sure I do not miss it! Insiders: As of right now, Season 3 is set to premiere on September 17. Make sure not to miss it! Sharon: Will the character of Sara Tancredi still be in the show in Season 3? Insiders: Yes, Sara will remain an important character throughout season three. Mary Jo Hartzell: I would like to know where you came up with the name Scofield? Where I live we have the Historic Mansfield Reformatory, which was designed by Levi T. Scofield. Is that where the name came from? Paul T. Scheuring: Thanks for the question, Mary Jo. Unfortunately, the genesis of the name didn't come from Reformatory. I chose it for a couple of reasons--primarily because I thought it was a strong name, but also because the 'field' in it conveyed things about space and freedom that I thought were relevant to a show about prison and escape. Lisa: I started watching “Heartland” on TNT and noticed that the guy who plays C-Note is a doctor on the show. Is he coming back to Prison Break or did I miss something like him dying on the show? He's a very good actor, but I like him better as C-Note. Insiders: Yes, Rockmond Dunbar can now be seen on TNT's medical drama "Heartland." C-Note was reunited with his family at the end of season 2 – all of the charges against him were dropped in agreement for his testimony against Agent Mahone. Beki Ervin: I love to think that this amazing show can go on for years to come, but I wonder... Can it really go much further? If all the guys keep dying off, how do you think the writers can keep it coming? It seems that at the end of every episode, an end has to come soon. I hope not! Do you know of any plans that the writers have to keep the show on the same path without changing the entire theme/setting? Insiders: You're gonna love Season Three! The writers have done a great job of "reinventing" the series – keeping the stories fresh while also introducing a whole new slate of good guys and some pretty bad ones too. Right now there is no timetable on when the series will end – as long as fans like you keep tuning in, the writers will keep the stories coming. Glenda Baatjes: How can a person from the most southern point of Africa ever meet Mr. Wentworth Miller III? Insiders: I've worked on the series for three years and have never met Mr. Wentworth Miller. =) But trust me – he does exist, and from what I've heard from our crew and producers, he’s a class act and all-around great guy. Frances Carvell: I was just wondering if there will ever be a CD made of music from either seasons 1 or 2 or maybe both together. The music is so haunting and, like me, I'm sure millions of fans would be interested. Insiders: No plan on any Prison Break soundtracks as of now... However, you can download Ferry Corsten's remix of the theme song on iTunes. If you have a question for out Prison Break insiders, send it to PrisonBreakVIP@yahoo.com. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL “I honestly don’t see a lot of happily-ever-after potential for Michael and Sara, which is good news as an actor because I think our characters work best when we have boundaries and obstacles between us.” – Prison Break star Wentworth Miller (Michael Scofield) discusses the impact on co-star Sarah Wayne Callies’ recently announced pregnancy on the Prison Break storyline (on Entertainment Tonight Canada). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRIVIA ANSWERS Episode Recall Q: Who are the two actors have portrayed Theodore Bagwell on Prison Break? A: Obviously, Robert Knepper plays the T-Bag we all know and loathe, but Michael Gohlke plays young Theodore in the episode Bad Blood. Q: T-Bag’s mother suffers from what affliction? A: T-Bag’s mother, who is also his sister (his father molested and impregnated her) suffered from Down’s syndrome. Q: How did Susan Hollander learn that her loving boyfriend, Theodore Bagwell, was actually a dangerous fugitive wanted for rape, murder and kidnapping? A: She saw him on America’s Most Wanted. Q: During the escape from Fox River Penitentiary, how does T-Bag ensure his participation and safety? A: He handcuffs himself to Michael – it turns out to be a flawed plan when Abruzzi uses an axe to cut off T-Bag’s hand. Q: What is hidden in the wall of T-Bag’s childhood home in Alabama? A: A dictionary. Q: After he is tortured and handcuffed to a radiator by Bellick and Geary in “Rendezvous,” how does T-bag escape in “Bolshoi Booze”? A: He cuts off his own hand – again – and stashes it behind the radiator. Q: What is the name of the white supremacist gang that T-Bag leads at Fox River Penitentiary? A: The Alliance for Purity. Q: How is T-Bag captured by Panama City Police in “Fin Del Camino”? A: Michael overpowers T-Bag and jams a knife through his wrist, leaving him stuck to the floor of an abandoned house. Meanwhile, Sucre sends police to the house. Q: What is the name of the knife T-Bag has made for him in the machine shop in “Cell Test”? A: “The Gutter” EXPERT TESTIMONY RUMOR MILL This dialogue comes from “Sweet Caroline” (Season 2) |
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07-27-2007, 07:04 PM
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| ICHiBAN HoOT | Wentworth Miller and Dominic Purcell Interview “I figure the show’s called Prison Break. Chances are there’s going to be another break,” Miller says. “These things have a way of coming full circle. People, at the end of the day, love prisons. It’s what made us a success to begin with. So it’s kind of a return to form.” Michael’s brother, Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell), now is on the outside looking in. That’s a role reversal from Season 1, when Michael willfully became a prison inmate in order to engineer the escape of his incarcerated but otherwise protective older sibling. His roadmap was a full-body tattoo with a hidden road to freedom. “Michael has no big brother to keep him safe this time, no tattoo to refer to,” Miller says. “He’s very much chum in the water . . . His hands are dirty at this point. A lot of lives have been damaged and even lost so that his brother could go free. Maybe there is a part of Michael that thinks being in prison is where he should be. That’s the only way to atone for his sins.” Miller said he’s acclimated himself to life in Dallas, where he’s still living “not too far” from Southern Methodist University. “Absolutely. There’s still a lot to explore,” he says. “I try to go out to these little towns on weekends and see what there is to see. It occurred to me on my summer break in L.A. that I don’t live in L.A. anymore. I actually live in Texas for 10 months out of 12. So the reality is that Dallas is my home for the time being.” Purcell is of a different mind. For him, Dallas isn’t so hot, even when it’s not so hot. Asked if he’s enjoying the city, he says, “No, of course not. I’m away from home. But that’s part of the deal. I get to play, I love what I do and I get good money. I’m not gonna sit here and whine and ***** about how bad my life is because I’m in Dallas. It’s hard being away from my kids and the surf and water and stuff. But it is what it is.” Season 3 of Prison Break will be “by far” better than the first two, Purcell says. “Everyone was concerned whether or not we could maintain the fun of it, the creativity and the dimension. Quite frankly, I thought the second season kind of dragged in the ass a bit in the middle and towards the end. This year it’s going to be hard not to be entertained.” Purcell’s Lincoln Burrows now is intent on freeing his younger brother from a prison full of “psycopaths and nut cases.” They include three Prison Break regulars — FBI agent Alexander Mahone (William Fichtner), former penitentiary guard Brad Bellick (Wade Williams) and super-sadistic Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell (Robert Knepper). “Mahone’s losing his mind because he doesn’t have his pills, Bellick’s walking around in a diaper and T-Bag is just the personification of evil,” Purcell says. Lincoln supposedly will be less stoic and monotonic this season this season. “It’s going to be a different Lincoln,” says Purcell. “He’s a free man but he’s still got to get his brother out. We’re going to see a lot more of his street smarts this year. He’ll be a more charismatic kind of guy.” |
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