Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts From Entertainment Weekly
From EW:
Fancy a wee first look at Outlander season 6? On Tuesday, Starz announced the beloved, decade-hopping romance will return for its sixth season in early 2022 and, to make news of the Droughlander ending even sweeter, also shared some first look images from the new episodes.
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NEW Outlander Podcast Video from Matt Roberts W/ Elicia Bessette and Michael O’Halloran
Here is a NEW Podcast Video from Outlander Starz with Matt Roberts and Maril Davis
Here is the FULL Video of The Outlander 2020 PaleyFest Panel
Here is a NEW Virtual Panel with The Cast of Outlander From Deadline
Here is a NEW Outlander BTS Video Interview From Outlander Starz
“We worked so hard to make sure that every single beat felt true and honest and respectful.” Hear how the #Outlander Season 5 finale came together from @caitrionambalfe, @TheMattBRoberts, Toni Graphia, and Director Jamie Payne. pic.twitter.com/iEKZsUPDr5
— Outlander Is In Production! (@Outlander_STARZ) May 11, 2020
Here are NEW Stills and Interview with Caitriona Balfe, Diana Gabaldon and Matt Roberts from The New York Times
From NYT:
This interview includes spoilers for the Season 5 finale of “Outlander.”
Five years ago, just before the first major rape scene in “Outlander” aired, a sexual assault in another show, “Game of Thrones,” set off a storm of controversy.
Here is a NEW Still and Interview with Matt Roberts and Tnot Graphia from ELLE Magazine
From Elle:
Outlander never obscures the realities of 18th-century living, including the prevalence of rape and violence against women during this time. Tonight’s season 5 finale tackles one of the book series’ darkest and most controversial storylines, following Claire (Caitriona Balfe) as she is kidnapped, beaten, and raped.
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Here is a NEW Interview With Matt Roberts from Entertainment Weekly
FROM EW:
In an inspired move for Outlander, Sunday’s episode, titled “Famous Last Words,” depicted the more graphic moments from Roger’s hanging as an eerie, black and white silent film. Here, executive producer Matthew B. Roberts and Richard Rankin (Roger MacKenzie) explain how the decision was made, and what it took to successfully pull it off.
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Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts from Vanity Fair
From Vanity Fair:
As some Outlander lovers suspected it might, this week’s battle episode marked the end of Duncan Lacroix’s Murtagh Fitzgibbons’, a fan favorite who survived on the show long past the point when his character died in the books. (For perspective, author Diana Gabaldon’s version of the character perished in the Battle of Culloden, which would have been way back in Season 3.) Lacroix was the only original cast member left on the show outsides of co-leads Sam Heughan and Caitríona Balfe, so this final goodbye was a difficult one for both the Outlander character and the cast and crew.
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