Here’s a LQ promo video from Outlander Episode 1×10 – By the Pricking of My Thumb.
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*NEW* LQ Promo Video For Outlander Episode 1×10 – By the Pricking of My Thumb 1 comment
*New* Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe’s Interview with Yahoo TV – SPOILERS 2 comments
From Yahoo TV:
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Sam Heughan (Jamie Fraser) was thrilled to learn that his Highlander would be (bag)piping up in voice-over. “I remember getting that script and seeing that it opened with Jamie’s thoughts and having a really interesting conversation with the writers about where he’s narrating it from. Is it in the moment? Is it in the future? Has he already made the choices that made him a man?” Heughan says. “The change also increases the stories that can be told. You see a lot more of where he’s coming from and less that he’s just this Highlander. You see a lot more of the chinks in his armor, his relationship to his sister, and his personal relationship with his father,” he continues. “We aren’t limited to seeing what Claire is experiencing or witnessing. That is fine when we are together and the stories are interlinked, but we’re separated towards the last couple of episodes. Now you follow both timelines, and see where they go and how they’re both trying desperately to get back to each other. You get to see first hand the hells they are both put through at the end of the season.”
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*New* Pics of Sam Heughan & Caitriona Balfe Live Tweeting Episode 1×09 – The Reckoning 3 comments
Here are some pics of Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe live tweeting episode 1×09 of Outlander, The Reckoning.
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*New* Sam Heughan & Caitriona Balfe’s Interview With the Wall Street Journal *SPOILERS* 2 comments
From The Wall Street Journal:
Sam, unlike the rest of the series, which is told from Claire’s point of view, the mid-season premiere is told from Jamie’s. When you found out that was the plan, were you excited? Scared? Did you go, “Finally!”?
Sam Heughan: My days off have gone now!
Caitriona Balfe: [Laughs] Now you get to experience what I was going through…
SH: Yeah, she gets one day, one day off. No, it was really exciting. It was a thrill to get that opportunity, and it felt great as well because up until that point, Jamie’s kind of on the peripheral. I mean, he’s there and he tells you stuff about him, but you don’t really get to know an awful lot, so, it was great to get that opportunity to see more of his past and what he has to go through to get to rescue Claire, and then out of that, what comes, you know, the corporal punishment scenes, and it’s all important stuff and very telling for the character.
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Channel Guide Magazine: “Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe talk punishment” *SPOILERS* 1 comment
From Channel Guide Magazine:
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Balfe recalls shooting the scene describing it as very difficult. “We knew coming up to it and we talked a lot about it. We didn’t want to be flippant about it. It’s important to realize that, in the context of 1743, this is something that was done without a second thought and was very normal.
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THR: ‘Outlander’s Sam Heughan Explains Jamie’s Point of View, “Unsettling” Sex Scenes’ *SPOILERS* 1 comment
From THR
The second part of the season really digs into the relationships and the tests and challenges they face,” he tells THR.
[Warning: This story contains spoilers ahead from Saturday’sOutlander episode, “The Reckoning.”]
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Travel & Leisure’s Interview With Sam Heughan 1 comment
From Travel & Leisure:
What’s been your favorite location to film in Scotland?
We filmed a lot of scenes round and about this small village called Kinloch Rannoch. That’s where we shoot the standing stones—called Craigh na Dun in the show. At the center is Loch Rannoch (that’s Lake Rannoch for non-Gaelic speakers), and at the other end is a mountain called Schiehallion, which they call the mountain of the fairies. It’s this beautiful peak that looks quite iconic.We shot there last year on my birthday, and I was very lucky to have the following day off. Everyone else was filming, but I managed to sneak off and climb up the top of the mountain. The view was just incredible. It was so dramatic; everything was still covered in snow. There’s lots of wildlife—pheasants, grouse, wild deer, sometimes you see stags. It’s just a very magical place.
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*New* Pic of Lotte Verbeek Leave a comment
*VIDEO* Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe’s Interview with Popsugar Leave a comment
*NEW* Sam Heughan’s Interview with Canada.com Leave a comment
Here’s a new interview of Sam Heughan with Canada.com
From Canada.com
Heughan, a Scottish actor who grew up in converted stables on castle grounds, spoke about Outlander, his sex-symbol status and the possibility of a Doctor Who/Outlander crossover.
Q. How did you go about putting your own spin on this character, who is already so established in the books?
A. I pretty much had to go back to basics and go to the books, and forget about the preconceptions about him. I think the most important thing for me was that he’s a Gaelic speaker. I started to look at the Gaelic culture, the Scottish culture, and that for me opened up a lot of the background of who Jamie is and why he’s the way he is.
Q. Jamie was the virgin in his relationship with Claire, yet in the midseason premiere there’s a scene where he spanks her for being defiant. Do you see Outlander as a more progressive romance story?
A. I think so. I mean, we have a very strong female lead, and it’s an interesting dynamic. And that’s about them learning about each other and interacting with one another. The wedding, or what happens around that episode, is really just the start of this relationship that hopefully will span many seasons.
