Xena: Warrior Princess: Season 4, Episode 7 - Locked Up and Tied Down
Xena: Warrior Princess on ImdbAction | Adventure | Comedy | Drama | Fantasy
11/9/1998
When Xena allows herself to be tried and convicted of the murder of an innocent woman, who she left to die in the past, Gabrielle struggles to uncover the truth of what really happened all those years ago and free Xena from Shark Island Prison.
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V: ABC Series Gets Three New Castmembers, Will They Help?
added by newsBotThree new faces have been added to ABC's new version of V. Can they, or anyone else, help save the show from cancellation?
Like the original NBC version, the new V revolves around the arrival of aliens to the planet Earth. While the visitors profess that they've come in peace, their sinister true motives slowly become clear. The cast includes Elizabeth Mitchell, Morena Baccarin, Morris Chestnut, Joel Gretsch, Logan Huffman, Lourdes Benedicto, Laura Vandervoort, and Scott Wolf.
According to TV Guide, the new performers are Charles Mesure, Nicholas Lea, and Lexa Doig. All three are familiar faces to fans of cancelled sci-fi shows.
UK actor Charles Mesure has appeared on Xena: Warrior Princess and NBC's Crossing Jordan. He'll play a recurring role as Kyle Hobbes, a mercenary who forms an unlikely alliance with the resistance.
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Zoe Bell Talks Game of Death
added by newsBotIt may be an action film, although given genre badass and babe Zoe (Death Proof, Bitch Slap, Angel of Death) Bell’s inclusion, we thought we’d clue you in on her latest feature, director Giorgio Serafini’s upcoming Game of Death. Starring opposite Wesley (Blade) Snipes, Bell chatted with Dread recently regarding her turn in the Detroit-lensed film, which at present is wanting of a release date.
“It was a really interesting experience,” said the New Zealander, who in the past has employed her physical prowess as Uma Thurman’s stunt double in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill films as well as Lucy Lawless' for the "Xena: Warrior Princess" television series. “There were a lot of obstacles during production. We ended up shooting the whole movie in fifteen days and the script changed a bunch of times. There wasn’t the luxury of rehearsals, but I learned a »
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‘Spartacus: Blood and Sand’ Gratuitous or Just Enough?
added by newsBotRight off the bat, I should point out that HBO’s Rome was the best TV series ever made. That’s right, ever made. I’m a huge fan of Roman history and mythology.
I was extremely impressed by the creators of HBO’s Rome because they took their accuracy seriously. So seriously in fact that even the craftsmen in the bazaar were actual Roman craftsmen. The money spent to create a truly accurate atmosphere just may have had a tiny bit to do with why it was canceled after 2 seasons.
Spartacus: Blood and Sand, however, doesn’t care nearly as much about history. What it does care about is blood and sand. The title does not disappoint. Within the first episode, I swear, a gladiator spewed gallons of blood on a very sandy plane of death.
A human body holds around 8-10 pints of blood, so it’s quite »
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