Leiam abaixo a entrevista de dois dos actores que vão participar no episódio 5.18 também o número 100 de Supernatural.
Jake Abel & Kurt Fuller return to 'Supernatural' for its landmark 100th episode
Jake Abel instantly became a fan favorite when he debuted as Adam Milligan in an episode of Supernatural preemptively titled "Jump the Shark." Showrunner Eric Kripke joked that he feared fans would think he was doing just what the title suggested so he wanted to stay ahead of their criticism. Instead, the blond-haired, dimpled boy won over audiences. And their major complaint was that he could only be in one episode. Because he was killed by demons.
But even the dead are fair game on Supernatural, right?? When Examiner spoke to Kurt Fuller last month at Creation Entertainment's LA Con, he hinted that his character of archangel Zachariah would be using new tactics-- and some familiar faces-- to try to convince Dean (Jensen Ackles) to become Michael's vessel.
"Will there be any major changes to Zachariah as he nears the end, so to speak? I mean, time is kind of running out in terms of getting what he needs from Sam and Dean," Examiner asked Fuller, who responded that "Zachariah is losing his subtlety. Everything he has tried has not worked. If he was smart, he would take another avenue. I worry that he's not as smart as he could be. I try and make him smart, but he is who he is...He's going to try and use other people who might get to Sam and Dean, since I can't get to them."
Fuller grinned a cheeky grin and added that "anyone is fair game" to use against the boys. And seeing as how Abel returns in next week's 100th episode, "Point of No Return," it appears Fuller was talking about using their long-lost (and long-deceased) baby half-brother.
1 comentário:
N keria nd k o Jake voltasse... por um lado até gostava de saber mais dele e axo normalíssimo que o Joh tenha tido um caso que tenha originado um filho mas n gostei dessa storyline, mas a ver vamos
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