From Dot R of The Geekiary:
Link: Interview with Wynonna Earp’s Katherine Barrell
“I love that Wynonna is a genre bending show. The best part about working on a show like this is that you get to play in both genres at once—it’s never boring. In the morning we could be shooting a fun action scene with lots of humor and in the afternoon things could get quite serious. It really is the best of all worlds!” Continue reading.Â
From Daniela Costa of NBC News:
Link: Actress Katherine Barrell on her out ‘Wynonna Earp’ character
“As an actor, I would love to see Nicole in the action. Getting in there with a gun, being part of the fight. But I also realize from a story point of view that she also needs to remain as a bit of a moral compass, especially because Waverly’s spinning so out of control.” Continue reading.
From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Wynonna Earp’s Melanie Scrofano tackles a new challenge
Come January, Wynonna Earp actress Melanie Scrofano will be able to add a new title to her name, that of comic book author. Just like costar Tim Rozon (who plays Doc Holliday), the star of the Syfy series is co-authoring two issues of the Wynonna Earp Legends comic books. She will be writing the issues with Wynonna Earp creator Beau Smith, who has written the character for 20 years. Continue reading.
From Mufsin Mahbub of Film-Book.com:
Link: Wynonna Earp: Panel reflects on first season and tease what’s comingÂ
Wynonna Earp makes its first trip to New York Comic Con after becoming a runaway success on Syfy. The cast and crew came together to share with fans the behind-the-scenes in making the television adaptation of the cult comic book series. Showrunner Emily Andras, comic book series creator Beau Smith, actress Melanie Scrofano, and actor Tim Rozon joined the panel to chat about Syfy’s new hit series and give a tease of what’s coming for season two. Continue reading.Â
From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Wynonna Earp’s Dominique Provost-Chalkley on her very different Murdoch Mysteries role
“We center around the Fire of Toronto in 1904 and open with a huge debutante ball. I’m one of the debutantes trying to win Mr. Rodney Strong’s hand in marriage. Of course it doesn’t run as smoothly as that and one of the debutantes is killed, so amongst all the drama Murdoch has to work out who is murdering them and why.” Continue reading.
