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NEW Interview with Ron D. Moore from TV Guide 2 comments
Here is a NEW inter view with Ron D. Moore from TV Guide
From TV Guide:
We already know that we’ll be seeing more Frank (Tobias Menzies) in Season 3 of Outlander than book fans would expect, but it may not be the last we see of Claire’s (Caitriona Balfe) first husband, or his evil 18th century ancestor.
Diana Gabaldon’s book Voyager, on which the third season is based, is the last time Claire is in the 1900s. That means there aren’t a lot of pages of Frank’s story left in the book series. The show will already expand on Frank’s presence by exploring what Claire’s life was like with Frank after she returned through the rocks before the Battle of Culloden — pregnant with Jamie’s (Sam Heughan) child — more deeply.
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NEW Pic of Maril Davis, Ron D. Moore and Graham McTavish 3 comments
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NEW Fan Pics of Ron D. Moore, Toni Graphia, Anne Kenney and Tara Bennett at “The Making of Outlander” Signing Leave a comment
Here are some NEW fan pics of Ron D. Moore, Toni Graphia, Anne Kenney and Tara Bennett at “The Making of Outlander Signing
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Videos of The Cast of Outlander at the BAFTA Scotland Awards 1 comment
NEW Adaptation from “The Making Of Outlander” from Vanity Fair Leave a comment
Here is a NEW Adaptation from “The Making of Outlander” by Tara Bennett from Vanity Fair
From Vanity Fair :
For two decades, Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels existed exclusively on the page and in readers’ heads. Fans had free license to imagine their own Claires, Jamies, Murtaghs, et al., mentally casting and re-casting based on Diana’s descriptions, celebrity crushes, or doppelgänger acquaintances until the cows came home. As with any beloved book or series, everyone has their own mental picture of what those characters look like. And suddenly the show’s producers and the series’s casting team had to find real-life actors to be the public, official face of those characters, shouldering a Mount Everest–size burden of fan expectation.
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