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Hope for ‘Moonlight’?
Posted by Maria on May 15, 2008
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I seriously did not think this would happen but CBS has not renewed ‘Moonlight‘ for a second season - not even for a back 13 mid-season. Read an article by Hollywood insider Nikki Finke about the money issue (isn’t everything about money?) as well as about some of the behind-the-scenes trouble, which may have played a huge part in CBS’ unfavourable decision in the end.

Is there still reason to hope? According to another blog entry there might be.

“There is a chance, only a chance” that Media Rights Capital which will be programming Sunday’s two hours on the CW “may elect to take Moonlight as one of those two hours”. This is developing to be quite a behind-the-scenes drama because the order came from Warner Bros TV this afternoon to start tearing the Moonlight sets down. But now WBTV will wait until Friday. Before it was cancelled, it had more than twice the number of viewers on CBS than Gossip Girl despite all the hype. So Moonlight could wind up the most watched CW show. Stay tuned.

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The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
Posted by Maria on April 28, 2008
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TV Alert! Sophia Myles is to appear on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson this coming Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 12.35 AM ET/PT.

This is not only one of Sophia’s rare Talk Show apperances but also her first in the US. Please be sure to tune in - and since I’m not able to watch this programme can you please send in a clip and if possible HQ screencaptures? It’d be much appreciated!

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Moonlight wins People’s Choice Award
Posted by Maria on January 11, 2008
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Congratulations! ‘Moonlight’ has won its first award: The cool vampire series is now officially this year’s “Favorite New TV Drama”. Over 10 million votes were cast and ‘Moonlight’ won at the 34th Annual People’s Choice Awards. The 2 other finalists in this category were ‘Private Practice’ and ‘Gossip Girl’.

Due to the current writers’ strike there was no proper awards ceremony - however the winners pre-recorded acceptance speeches as well as answered some questions from fans. Head over to Moonlight Detective to watch Alex O’Loughlin’s cool thank you speech - recorded apparently at a beach down-under.

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Doctor Who Action Doll
Posted by Maria on December 6, 2007
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Wow! Sophia Myles has joked about never getting an action doll of one of her characters despite starring in a number of Sci-Fi films only recently in her interview with MediaBlvd Magazine.

Now, Nicole informs me that on January 31, 2008 one of the new Micro-Universe Spacecraft Sets will be the S.S. Madame de Pompadour from the Doctor Who episode ‘Girl in the Fireplace’ - also starring Sophia Myles as Madame de Pompadour. And guess what? The miniature spacecraft comes with a detailed painted figure of Madame de Pompadour herself! Click here to preview & preorder. Many thanks Nicole!

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BAFTA Scotland: Best Actress
Posted by Maria on November 18, 2007
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Tonight the awards ceremony for the Bafta Scotland Awards took place at the City Halls in Glasgow’s Merchant City. As reported before Sophia Myles won the Best Actress award for her outstanding performance in ‘Hallam Foe’! Warmest congratulations to her again!

Actor Alastair Mackenzie - who also happens to be the brother of ‘Hallam Foe’ director David Mackenzie - presented the award and since Sophia Myles couldn’t attend due to working in LA for ‘Moonlight’ at the moment the film’s casting directors Kahleen Crawford and Des Hamilton - who were delighted for her - collected the award for her. They also read Sophia’s thank you note:

“I am filled with gratitude having won the Scottish Bafta for Best Actress. Making ‘Hallam Foe’ was a beautiful experience for all of us involved. Without Jamie Bell by my side and David Mackenzie behind the camera I would not be winning this. My huge thanks to both those guys! This is the first award I have won for acting. I’m horrified that because I’m currently working on an American series called ‘Moonlight’ in Los Angeles I am unable to be with you all tonight to thank you in person. Bafta Scotland rocks! Have a great night! Love, Sophia.”

Watch the video from the ceremony of all this in the site’s Video Vault

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Episode 8: 12:04 AM - Screencaptures
Posted by Maria on November 18, 2007
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Wow! I think this has to be my favourite episode so far. I enjoyed how the character of Beth Turner was further developed - and obviously that means Sophia Myles could only shine even more! As always the episode also has a great visual style - except for maybe the final balcony scene where the colours indeed are a bit over the top - but I’m hopelessly romantic so I’m in love with that scene. I have for you as always gorgeous HQ screencaptures of the episode. Enjoy!

464 Moonlight - Episode 8: 12:04 AM - Screencaptures

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Sophia Myles part of festival’s judging panel
Posted by Maria on November 14, 2007
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I just found this news reported by Los Angeles Daily Business News (click to read full story):

“The 2007 box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival, a yearlong short film exhibition taking place internationally at restaurants, bars, coffee houses and laundromats, announced today its new panel of audience and industry judges. This year’s line up of judges includes: CBS’ Moonlight actress Sophia Myles, writer-director Scott Prendergast, moviegoer “audience” teams in New York and Switzerland, industry critic Izumi Hasegawa, and the ‘06 box[ur]shorts winner, writer-director Kerrie Scher. …

“We’re excited to celebrate the many wonderful short films competing in the second year of our festival along with the audience’s responses to their creativity. Our line-up of judges, from the star power Sophia Myles brings to Izumi Hasegawa’s unique industry outlook and the diversity of every day moviegoers in New York and Europe, shows how box[ur]shorts™ is a festival where the audience makes the choices and calls the shots,” says festival director Giacun Caduff.”

To find out more about the very innovative film festival be sure to visit its home page box[ur]shorts [dot] com. And if you live in either Los Angeles, New York, Basel (Switzerland) or Hiroshima (Japan) why don’t you hang out in one of the festival’s locations - additionally to having a good time you’ll also be able to cast your own votes via the festival’s website! Which is also where, actually, we all can watch the films. Together with the Audience and Industry Jury votes, the most counts will determine which filmmaker is picking up the box[ur]shorts Audience Award during the annual event, this year held January 11, 2008 at the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles.

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Sophia Myles nominated at Bafta Scotland Awards
Posted by Maria on October 31, 2007
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Again, very fantastic news! The shortlist for the Bafta Scotland Awards was revealed today by Bafta host and GMTV presenter Lorraine Kelly. Congratulations for our most favourite actress are in order again! Sophia Myles is nominated for the Best Actress award for her performance in ‘Hallam Foe’ - and wait, it only gets better, she’s the only contender in her category, which means she will receive the award for sure!

The rest of the winners will be announced at a glitzy ceremony at the City Halls in Glasgow’s Merchant City on Sunday, November 18. For the first time in the event’s history, the full awards will be streamed live on the internet, giving people outside of Scotland the opportunity to enjoy the night.

‘Hallam Foe’ also got nominated for Best Feature Film, Best Screenplay and Best Actor for Jamie Bell. Congrats to the whole team!

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Sophia nominated for a British Independent Film Award
Posted by Maria on October 23, 2007
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Absolutely fantastic news!!!! Variety just announced the nominees of this year’s British Independent Film Awards. And guess what?! Sophia Myles got nominated in the category Best Performance by an Actress in a British Independent Film for her work in ‘Hallam Foe’. Congratulations! Sophia so deserves this nomination and let’s all hope she wins! She faces competition from Anne Hathaway (Becoming Jane), Tannishtha Chatterjee (Brick Lane), Kierston Wareing (It’s a Free World…), and Judi Dench (Notes on a Scandal).

The film itself scored a total of 6 nominations (additionally in the categories: Best British Independent Film, Best Performance by an Actor in a British Independent Film, Best Screenplay, Best Director of a British Independent Film, Best Technical Achievement). Congrats and the best of luck to the whole team of ‘Hallam Foe’! See the list of all the nominations here.

The awards ceremony will take place Nov. 28 at the Roundhouse in north London.

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Fan Q&A with Sophia Myles
Posted by Maria on October 16, 2007
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Actually, the banner (credit: Sara Amelia) at the top of every page says it all, doesn’t it? This is very exciting for all fans of Sophia Myles! Instead of only reading interviews with her in magazines or online etc you actually get the chance to ask her a question yourself! This is not a joke and to find out how to send in your question click this link. You can send in your questions until October 31. Some time thereafter you will be able to find Sophia’s answers here on Absolutely Sophia Myles. Please send in as orginal questions as possible so the Q&A will be interesting.

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