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.
Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts from Entertainment Weekly
From EW:
Quarantine got a whole lot more tolerable this weekend, thanks to the latest episode of Outlander. In just one hour, fans were treated to a hair-raising battle scene, a tragic death, a shattered hypodermic needle (no!) and a surprise visit from a very beloved actor. Here, Showrunner Matthew B. Roberts took a break from his own isolation to answer a few of our weekly burning questions about the Starz drama.
Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts from Entertainment Weekly
From EW:
What in tarnation was that? In the second episode of season 5 of Outlander, an unexpected form of torture is displayed and two women are seen grappling for entertainment. Fun? Here, Executive Producer Matthew B. Roberts explains why the tar and feathering scene was necessary for the story, and why they decided to use a gal-on-gal fight scene to help re-introduce a pretty loathsome character.
Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Robert from Entertainment Weekly
From EW:
Now that’s a home for the ages!
In the Outlander season 5 premiere, Roger (Richard Rankin) and Bree (Sophie Skelton) exchange vows on the front lawn of the Fraser “big house” — and boy does it live up to its name. Outlander book readers who imagined a far cozier (see: small) abode for Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire (Caitriona Balfe) were not doubt caught off guard by how large the producers ended up making the house.
Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts from The Hollywood Reporter
From THR:
Time travel helped bring an extended Fraser family together across a two-century divide when the Starz historical fantasy series Outlander wrapped its fourth season more than a year ago. As their clan continues building a community in the back woods of early 1770s North Carolina, political unrest looms large in the colonies, setting up grave danger and ushering in the emotional turmoil that drives the drama’s upcoming fifth season (bowing Feb. 16).
Here is a NEW Interview with Matt Roberts From Entertainment Weekly
Outlander – Season 5
From EW:
A fiery cross takes on an entirely different meaning in season 5 of Outlander. In this exclusive interview, executive producer Matthew B. Roberts explains how production designer Jon Gary Steele and his team went about creating a key element from The Fiery Cross – the fifth book from Diana Gabaldon‘s bestselling book series on which this season is based.
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