Yearly Archives: 2015

Lost Girl

Link: CSA 2015 Red Carpet Chat: Lost Girl’s Paul Amos

From Melissa Girimonte of The Televixen:

CSA 2015 Red Carpet Chat: Lost Girl’s Paul Amos
During Canadian Screen Week, I caught up with Lost Girl‘s Paul Amos for a quick follow up to our interview from the day the CSA nominees were announced. Paul didn’t win in his category (Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Program or Series), but he is definitely a winner in the eyes of all Faenatics. Here’s our chat:

Last time we chatted you told me about the big Vex episode that was coming up, and then we saw it, the whole storyline with Mark during the storm.

Yes, indeed. Continue reading.

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X Company

Link: X Company star Lara Jean Chorostecki is most excellent

From Ron Johnson of Post City Toronto:

X Company on CBC stars Lara Jean Chorostecki
Toronto actress Lara Jean Chorostecki jumps between centuries and famous periods in history more often than Keanu Reeves in Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure. And, dude, she is most excellent. The young Toronto actress with the killer red hair and a solid background in classical theatre, including a meaningful stint at the venerable Stratford Festival, has put her training to good use hopping throughout history in a variety of TV period dramas. Continue reading.

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Strange Empire

Link: CBC needs to make room for original, ambitious TV dramas

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From John Doyle of the Globe and Mail:

CBC needs to make room for original, ambitious TV dramas
CBC’s cancellation of Strange Empire is more than disappointing. It’s a disgrace, an abnegation of responsibility. That responsibility – indeed it’s a promise made by CBC executives – is to make CBC-TV the home of serious-minded, provocative, cable-quality programming. Strange Empire is the only series in recent years to even approach that level. Now it’s gone. Continue reading.

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