Alex Graves

Birth Name:

Alexander Graves

Profession

Director, Producer, Writer, Sound department, Editor, Visual effects

Game of Thrones By the Book: These Are Not the Undead We’re Looking For

Hello, friends and bannermen. The Season 4 Game of Thrones finale played out like A Million Ways to Die in Westeros. How did it match up with the books? How did it differ?  [Warning: If you're a Game of Thrones fan who has stumbled upon this chat and haven't read the books yet, begone! Instead, check out our postmortem for "The Children" for a spoiler-free discussion.]

Tue, Jun 17, 2014

Game of Thrones By the Book: These Are Not the Undead We’re Looking For

Will Tyrion Die? Game of Thrones Director Teases "Massive" Finale

Game of Thrones has already broken many of its rules this season. What's one more?Fans of HBO's epic fantasy series have been trained to expect a huge, possibly devastating game-changer in the penultimate episode of every season, followed by a more sedate 10th episode finale to deal with the aftermath. This year instead, major deaths and events have been peppered throughout Season 4, leaving its fans unsettled and unsure of what to expect. Alex Graves, who directed Sunday's finale (9/8c, HBO), promises more surprises in a 10th episode like no other.

Fri, Jun 13, 2014

Will Tyrion Die? Game of Thrones Director Teases "Massive" Finale

Scandal's Joe Morton Joins TNT Pilot Proof

Scandal star Joe Morton has joined the cast of TNT's supernatural medical pilot Proof, TVGuide.com has learned. Executive-produced by Kyra Sedgwick, the drama stars Jennifer Beals as Dr. Kathryn Russo, a brilliant surgeon who begins investigating supernatural phenomena including resurrections, out-of-body experiences, and hauntings. In her personal life, Russo is grappling with the loss of her teenage son and trying to salvage her strained relationship with her daughter. Pilot Season: Get all the latest news Morton, whose credits also include The Good Wife and White Collar, will play...

Fri, Mar 14, 2014

Scandal's Joe Morton Joins TNT Pilot Proof

A Land Before Time: Can Terra Nova's Travelers Survive Dinosaurs, Change the Future?

It's 2149 and Earth has been destroyed by overpopulation. Scientists discover a crack in the space-time continuum, which leads to a pre-historic era. Presented with a new, lush landscape, a military-lead colony heads to the past in hopes of giving humanity a fresh start. Also, there are dinosaurs! That's the premise of Terra Nova, an ambitious new series from executive producer Steven Spielberg. Filmed in Australia, the series' intricate storyline and verdant setting may scream Lost, but producers insist that's the furthest thing from their mind. "This has nothing to do with Lost for one major reason:

Wed, Jan 12, 2011

A Land Before Time: Can Terra Nova's Travelers Survive Dinosaurs, Change the Future?

I have this feeling that John ...

Question: I have this feeling that John Wells is going to have Sam Seaborn (Rob Lowe) step in and replace Leo as Santos' new V.P. Answer: Interesting theory. At press tour, I grilled exec producer Alex Graves about Lowe's possible comeback, specifically with regard to the length. "That's part of the negotiation," he said. "Does he have time to do one episode? Does he have time to do two?" But more importantly, does West Wing have time for him? Says Graves: "Once we get past Episode 17, which is the election, we only have five episodes left to wrap up everybody's story line and then get to the inauguration." And he's not even factoring in the inevitable Josh/Donna sex scene, which will eat up at least two episodes.

Wed, Feb 1, 2006

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