Here is a NEW Interview with Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan from Vanity Fair
From Vanity Fair:
Non book readers may not have known it on sight, but they just witnessed the beginning of what is far and away the most anticipated scene of the third season. “The first thing everyone talks about is the print shop,” series star Caitriona Balfetold Vanity Fair almost a year ago before either she or Sam Heughan had gotten a chance to film Claire and Jamie’s emotional reunion. “‘Are you going to do the print shop? You can’t change one line of the print shop,’” she lovingly mimicked the show’s concerned fans. But you don’t need to be an avid reader of Diana Gabaldon’s books to know that any scene involving Claire and Jamie back together again would be a popular one.
Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts from Entertainment Weekly
From EW:
Claire’s finally back in 18th-century Scotland!
But she didn’t return to Jamie in episode 5 via Craigh na Dun, the ancient stone circle that serves as her time traveling portal in Outlander. We asked executive producer Matthew D. Roberts to answer a bunch of burning questions about episode 5, starting with why Claire skipped a trip through the stones.
Here is a NEW Interview with Terry Dresbach from Entertainment Weekly
From EW:
In Sunday’s episode of Outlander, Roger (Richard Rankin) quipped to Claire (Caitriona Balfe) that she will have her own utility belt to travel back through time, “just like the Caped Crusader himself.” So it’s only fitting that Claire’s handmade ensemble is nicknamed the “batsuit,” a fully-functional outfit that’s specially designed to help her survive the 18th century.
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