Melrose Place
Now that Amanda Woodward (Heather Locklear) has returned to Melrose Place, it was only a matter of time before she set her sights on one of the men. TVGuide.com sat down with Shaun Sipos to get the dish on how his character, David, will be getting cozy with Amanda. Sipos also discusses David's many other relationships, who's going to be blackmailing him and what's ahead for the second half of the season...
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Katie Cassidy, Steven R. McQueen
Supernatural alumna and daughter-of-David Katie Cassidy is packing her bags for Melrose Place, the CW's pilot reboot of the frothy Fox series. Cassidy, says Variety, will fill the role of Ella, a stylish up-and-coming publicist.
Although Cassidy has the female lead (as the would-be bride) in CBS' Harper's Island, premiering April 9, Melrose will ...
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Katie Cassidy on Harper's Island
Katie Cassidy, Christopher Gorham and other cast members of the CBS midseason series Harper's Island held court Wednesday at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour, where they touted their closed-ended, 13-episode Scream-meets-Ten Little Indians hybrid. Afterward, TVGuide.com grabbed a moment with Cassidy to reflect on her run as Supernatural's original Ruby. See what she had to say, after the jump.
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Katie Cassidy, late of the CW's Supernatural, is heading for a wedding... playing the bride-to-be on Harper's Island.The CBS midseason drama revolves around a collection of family and friends who RSVP for a destination wedding but instead find themselves subject to a Ten Little Indians-style nightmare. Playing the on-screen fiancée of Christopher Gorham (Ugly Betty), Cassidy replaces Samantha Noble, who filled the role in the series' original presentation. — Matt MitovichRelated:• Supernatural Lets Katie Cassidy Go• Ugly Betty's Henry Moves to Harper's Island
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Apparently Chris Carter aka my idol doesnt sleep Perhaps hes a supernatural creature in his own right because in the midst of directing producing and now editing The X-Files I Want to Believe for its July 25 release date Carter has secretly been shooting another movieThough Carters reps wont confirm the project the Reporter cites the film is called Fencewalker and is a dark coming-of-age semiautobiographical character pieceThe cast looks extremely interesting and includes X-Files sequel star Xzibit The Tudors star Natalie Dormer Katie Cassidy David Cassidys daughter among others The film is being shot around Los Angles including Carters hometown of Bellflower CalifCarters no dummy based on the smashingly successful and secretive marketing around JJ Abrams Cloverfield hes smart to keep the film which he also wrote hush-hush to pique peoples interests Do you want to know more about Fencewalker or are you wondering what the big deal is all
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Sexy Supernatural thief Bela (Lauren Cohan) has already been sent to hell — unlike Dean, she won’t be released — and now the show’s creator Eric Kripke tells TV Guide it’s bye bye to sexy demon Ruby (Katie Cassidy) as well. “She’s great, but this was unfortunately a financial decision — purely budgetary, because creatively she was terrific," Kripke said. "I have nothing but great affection for Katie, and she was great for the show. It was a very difficult business decision about the realities we are in." Though the budget’s the same as last year, the show films in Canada and is suffering from a lousy exchange rate. There will be female characters, Kripke promises. But expect more of the love ‘em, leave ‘em or kill ‘em variety. “We have a plan that’s as exciting as any we’ve ever had of how to thread new characters in some unexpected ways,” he said, adding that the season opener will have a couple of &...
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Meanwhile, Shirley Partridge must be so embarrassed. According to thesmokinggun.com, when David Cassidy's daughter, Supernatural starlet Katie Cassidy, get busted weeks ago for underage boozing, at the time of her arrest she tried to lie her way out of it by saying she was actually boyfriend Jesse McCartney's former (and of age) Summerland co-star, Taylor Cole. — Ben Katner
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All hell has broken loose in the Supernatural community. Ever since news leaked that the show was introducing two new shagadelic female series regulars this coming season, fans have inundated me with hundreds of angry e-mails. Their chief concern: In a bid to broaden the serial thriller's appeal, CW brass are forcing producers to bimbofy the show, hence the two new lady killers (played by Katie Cassidy and Lauren Cohan). In an exclusive interview, series creator Eric Kripke addressed the controversy head-on, clearing the air about the changes ahead and offering a preview of what he's calling "the best season of Supernatural yet." Fans are in a bit of a tizzy. Eric Kripke: First of all, I love our fans. I love them to death. I love how passionate they are. But they tend to worry unnecessarily. They tend to get stressed before they have a chance to judge the finished product. We are so conscious and aware of our fans. We're making the show for the fans; we're not making the show for t...
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This press release just swooped into my emailbox:On Smallville, the seventh-season premiere kicks off on Thursday, Sept. 27 with the arrival of Kara, AKA Supergirl, played by Laura Vandervoort. Armed with a second-degree black belt, Vandervoort soars into Smallville, catching the eye of both young photographer Jimmy Olsen and budding-villain Lex Luthor. "We cast Laura because she is the embodiment of Supergirl — she has warmth, beauty and she can kick some serious ass," says Al Gough, executive producer. This season on Supernatural, Sam and Dean Winchester get some help fighting evil in the form of two tough-as-nails female hunters. On Thursday, Oct. 4, Ruby, played by Katie Cassidy, the daughter of '70s teen idol and singer David Cassidy, joins the hunt for the masses of demons who escaped from Hell in the second season finale. On Thursday, Oct. 18, Lauren Cohan enters the fray as Bela, a mercenary who realizes there is a lot of money to be made in the supernatural world. "Rub...
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Katie Cassidy by Eric Charbonneau/WireImage.com
Supernatural has filled one of the two new female series-regular roles I first told you about last month. Katie Cassidy — the 20-year-old daughter of '70s teen idol David Cassidy — has been tapped to play Ruby, a fellow demon hunter that Sam and Dean meet in the show's third-season premiere. In the casting breakdown, the character is described as "sexy, brutal and ruthless." Cassidy's previous credits include the features Click, When a Stranger Calls, and Black Christmas and recurring roles on 7th Heaven and Sex, Love and Secrets. She has also signed on to play Lucy Ewing in the long-in-the-works Dallas pic.No word on who'll play Bela, the "beautiful, funny and confident" mercenary who lacks a conscience, but check back in another day or so. I should have a name by then.
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