From Valerie Anne of AfterEllen:

Tatiana Maslany dishes on the new season of Orphan Black
“Cosima yet continually trusts Delphine and continues to love her and sort of romanticize what they could be in and I think the two of them really could love to just be able to be together.” However, it doesn’t sound like that’s in the cards for the pair, since Delphine has to watch her own back and Cosima has to side with her sestras. She ends her answer by saying, “I won’t say too much about what happens but it’s—yes, it’s definitely a lot of conflict.” Continue reading.

From Simon Houpt of the Globe and Mail:

Woman of many roles, Tatiana Maslany sees more to come
Who is Tatiana Maslany wearing today? “Good question,” says the actress, glancing down at the knee-length, black-on-white print dress she has on. She laughs, and angles her face upward, a shining moonbeam. “I don’t know. Who am I? Who am I in?” Continue reading.

From Tariq Kyle of Hypable:

Ari Millen is the best thing to happen to ‘Orphan Black’ since Tatiana Maslany
We’re already familiar with clones on Orphan Black but the newest clones, portrayed by actor Ari Millen, change the game completely. And it’s partly because of his amazing performance. Orphan Black season 3 premieres in less than ten days now and we’re getting more and more news about what we can expect this season. Having already seen the first two episodes we’re here to tell you that you can expect nothing less than greatness from Ari Millen — and trust us, we’re not just saying that. Continue reading.

From  Cassandra Szklarski of Canadian Press:

Ksenia Solo says her Orphan Black character is no Kenzi
Lost Girl fans still mourning the loss of beloved character Kenzi may be surprised by actress Ksenia Solo’s turn on Space’s Orphan Black.

From T.L. Stanley of Ad Week:

What Do 13 of the Strongest Women on TV Have in Common? They’re All Tatiana Maslany
A few short years ago, Tatiana Maslany was an up-and-coming actress with improv comedy chops, some TV and small movie roles under her belt and a profile little known outside her native Canada.

Those days are definitely behind her.

Now she’s regularly mobbed at fan gatherings like San Diego’s Comic-Con and revered by TV critics for her work on BBC America’s much-lauded, sci-fi-tinged thriller Orphan Black. In it, the 29-year-old juggles multiple roles—a dizzying number of sister clones, totaling 13 characters by Season 2’s end—in a twisty, edge-of-the-seat series that explores nature versus nurture, with the military, a sinister corporation and a religious cult thrown in for added intrigue. Continue reading.