Diana Gabaldon

Profession

Writer, Actress, Producer

Outlander Author Diana Gabaldon Is a Force of Nature Who Gives Us All #lifegoals

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Fri, Jan 8, 2016

Outlander Author Diana Gabaldon Is a Force of Nature Who Gives Us All #lifegoals

See the Charming Outlander Gag Reel and Sam Heughan with Guyliner

See how Gabaldon is involved in Season 2!

Sun, Jul 12, 2015

See the Charming Outlander Gag Reel and Sam Heughan with Guyliner

TV Guide Magazine's Fan Favorites Awards: Outlander Couple on Winning Favorite Drama and Duo

She's a married World War II battlefield nurse unexpectedly swept back in time to strife-torn 18th-century Scotland. He's a chivalrous Highlander. Together, they're television's hottest couple. The passion between Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) has made Outlander, the romantic adventure saga based on Diana Gabaldon's best-selling novel series, a hit for Starz, drawing an average of 5 million multiplatform viewers per episode since it debuted last August. We talked to the leads about feeling the fan love...

Thu, Dec 4, 2014

TV Guide Magazine's Fan Favorites Awards: Outlander Couple on Winning Favorite Drama and Duo

Weekend Review: The Knick, Outlander

Cinemax, the scruffy bastard stepchild of HBO, is the perfect home for Steven Soderbergh's harrowing hospital melodrama The Knick (Friday, 10/9c), which depicts 1900s New York City as a vivid Dickensian nightmare. Though described by the series' severely flawed doctor hero John Thackery (a ravaged and mustachioed Clive Owen) as "a time of endless possibility," this Age of Progress has its limitations, with primitive ...

Fri, Aug 8, 2014

On the Set: Outlander Finally Comes to Life on Starz

Step onto the set of new Starz drama Outlander, deep in the countryside north of Glasgow, and it's easy to relate to series heroine Claire Randall (Caitriona Balfe), a married, English World War II combat nurse suddenly — and mysteriously — thrust back in time to strife-torn 1743 Scotland. Kilt-clad men and corseted women mingle in the smoky candlelight. Two Irish wolfhounds loll by a massive, blackened fireplace as snippets of Gaelic drift through the stale castle air. And when director John Dahl yells, "Action!" Claire watches in horror as...

Tue, Aug 5, 2014