Post by Forever Xena on Sept 3, 2005 10:50:44 GMT -6
Women of Battlestar Galactica on characters and Season 2
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Excerpts from a ‘Women of BSG’ feature are online at the TV Zone Magazine website, and features comments from Tricia Helfer, Mary McDonnell and Grace Park. Below are some comments from Tricia on Season 2:
"There is a change in Number Six that we haven’t see before, that was really fun to shoot. This clone is a very vulnerable, damaged Number Six who’s wearing sweat pants and a sweat shirt and no make-up. It’s great fun playing that side of her, in a bizarre twisted way."
"Number Six is still messing with Gaius Baltar’s head and getting him to follow a certain path, but over the episodes it’s starting to be revealed more and more where Number Six is coming from and what the Cylons really want. Which has a lot to do with the baby."
Read more excerpts at the TV Zone Magazine website, or in TV Zone Special Issue #65.
SPOILER ALERT! SPOILER ALERT!
This news story contains SPOILERS related to the programme, programmes and/or episode(s) mentioned in the headline/news category. You have been warned.
Excerpts from a ‘Women of BSG’ feature are online at the TV Zone Magazine website, and features comments from Tricia Helfer, Mary McDonnell and Grace Park. Below are some comments from Tricia on Season 2:
"There is a change in Number Six that we haven’t see before, that was really fun to shoot. This clone is a very vulnerable, damaged Number Six who’s wearing sweat pants and a sweat shirt and no make-up. It’s great fun playing that side of her, in a bizarre twisted way."
"Number Six is still messing with Gaius Baltar’s head and getting him to follow a certain path, but over the episodes it’s starting to be revealed more and more where Number Six is coming from and what the Cylons really want. Which has a lot to do with the baby."
Read more excerpts at the TV Zone Magazine website, or in TV Zone Special Issue #65.
TGL