son estupendas, salen todos genial pero claro me quedo con las de Clark 
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Me estaba preguntando si los fabs de Chloe, Clark, Davis y Tess te han ofendido de alguna manera. ¿Vas a darles alguna noticia pronto? — Siobhan
MATT: Por supuesto que no estoy ofendido, sólo porque sé que os he estado dando al menos esto, esto, esto, esto, esto, esto y esto (en las últimas semanas). Y ahora, os digo esto: No mucho después de que el episodio 13 que dirige Allison Mack salga, diré que habrá muchas historias importantes sobre Chloe y Davis — incluyendo pero no exclusivamente en el episodio que Tom Welling dirige titulado "Hex" y en el que se interpreta a la versión de Smallville de Zatanna.
Me estaba preguntando si los fabs de Chloe, Clark, Davis y Tess te han ofendido de alguna manera. ¿Vas a darles alguna noticia pronto? — Siobhan
MATT: Por supuesto que no estoy ofendido, sólo porque sé que os he estado dando al menos esto, esto, esto, esto, esto, esto y esto (en las últimas semanas). Y ahora, os digo esto: No mucho después de que el episodio 13 que dirige Allison Mack salga, diré que habrá muchas historias importantes sobre Chloe y Davis — incluyendo pero no exclusivamente en el episodio que Tom Welling dirige titulado "Hex" y en el que se interpreta a la versión de Smallville de Zatanna.
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Uyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!Shelby escribió:... Y ahora, os digo esto: No mucho después de que el episodio 13 que dirige Allison Mack salga, diré que habrá muchas historias importantes sobre Chloe y Davis — incluyendo pero no exclusivamente en el episodio que Tom Welling dirige titulado "Hex" y en el que se interpreta a la versión de Smallville de Zatanna.
Hay que ser positivos, hermanita, hay que ser positivos
Lo que te pasa es sólo una racha de desinformación Sin firma.
Última entrevista de KK para "TVGuide":
"A lot of tears" is what Kristin Kreuk promises when Lana Lang bids the CW's Smallville (if not Smallville, Kansas) a final farewell. As the original cast member's final three episodes unspool, TVGuide.com welcomed the chance to chat with Kreuk about Lana's super secrets, her big-screen butt-kicking, and the change that she hopes to bring to the world — one small step at a time. (Smallville airs Thursdays at 8 pm/ET.)
TVGuide.com: Word has it that Lana might have left town last spring under rather different circumstances than she led us to believe. True?
Kristin Kreuk: Very true. There's a lot of stuff going on with Lana that nobody knows except for her. The audience will slowly begin to understand as my remaining episodes air. You'll find out why she returned ... and why she was gone in the first place.
TVGuide.com: On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the shock factor?
Kreuk: It's Smallville, so I'd say a 7.5. Considering there are always weird creatures on the show.... [Laughs]
TVGuide.com: I saw an interview where you said that Lana will get "a beautiful sendoff." Why does that sound like a teary deathbed scene to me?
Kreuk: I don't know what I'm allowed to say about anything, but ... there are a lot of tears. But I don't know if there was a bed involved in any way!
TVGuide.com: What was it like reuniting with Tom Welling for this arc? Did your old shorthand just pick up right away?
Kreuk: Yeah, pretty much. Tom and I have been working together for a long time and I adore him. We had a really great time.
TVGuide.com: How was it being directed in the episode airing Jan. 29 by Allison [Mack, who plays Chloe]?
Kreuk: It was great. Allison is one of my dearest friends in the world, so I was really excited for her. She was wonderful and able to handle what is generally a very stressful situation for most directors with a lot of grace. I really respected her for that. She has never directed anything like Smallville before and she is only 26 years old and a female. That's really commendable in this industry.
TVGuide.com: Lana's slightly different look — is that because Kristin has a different look, Kristin wanted a different look, or the producers wanted a different look?
Kreuk: I wanted to cut my hair after I left the show, so I called up the producers and said, "Is that OK?" They were like, "Yeah, totally — it will fit great." But I cut my hair quite short and everyone liked it except for one individual who has control over most things, so I had to put in extensions which don't look as good as the short hair or the long hair. They're somewhere in the middle. It's fine, though.
TVGuide.com: Before Lana leaves us, will there be any sort of "passing of the baton" with Lois? Will she, like, give Lois her endorsement in pursuing something with Clark?
Kreuk: No, Erica [Durance, Lois] and I never really get the opportunity to work together, and Lois is not in any of the episodes that Lana's in. They don't have any interaction. Lana doesn't discuss her.... It just doesn't happen.
TVGuide.com: Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, starring Kristin Kreuk as Chun-Li — are you excited to see that hit theaters on Feb. 27?
Kreuk: I am! I haven't seen a cut yet, so I'm interested to see how it all turned out. It was a really great experience.
TVGuide.com: I know you had some martial arts training going in, but was there a cool, new trick you learned? A flying roundhouse perhaps?
Kreuk: Nothing that I could whip out on the street, but all of my wire work skills are much better than they ever used to be! And my ability to learn any martial arts moves has increased a lot.
TVGuide.com: Any nasty bruises to show for it all?
Kreuk: Yeah, I got a lot of bruises, and I hit my head a few times, but nothing too serious.
TVGuide.com: Lastly, tell me about this retreat/contest you're organizing through Girls by Design. I was inspired just reading about it.
Kreuk: My company with my business partner, Girls by Design, will be a social network for teen girls, and it will be centered on self esteem-building and project creation. And my friend Tami has Time Out Retreat, which she started just before her mother passed away from cancer, and is about empowering people to understand that they can heal themselves in many ways. We meshed her concept with Girls by Design and created something that would encourage girls to intersect and look at their lives in a holistic way. It'll be fun, bringing girls from different backgrounds and all over the Los Angeles area to a beautiful location, and have speakers to inspire them.
TVGuide.com: As part of the contest, girls have to answer the question, "How do you hope to see the world change in your lifetime?" Not to get all Barbara Walters on you, but how do you hope to see the world change in your lifetime?
Kreuk: For me, it's about building more compassion, and that starts with individuals. We can be really mean, even in little ways. But it all starts with us, how we are with ourselves and then how we treat each other based on that. I know it all sounds really small, but I'm not a politician and I'm not able to create policy. So I really do think one of the most powerful things we can do as individuals is be kind with ourselves and kind with each other.
TVGuide.com: Do you believe that Barack Obama entering the office of president will bring about some sort of this type of change you're talking about?
Kreuk: I really hope so. I'm Canadian, but I have been surprisingly emotional about the whole thing. I was like, "What's this?!" I don't normally feel this involved. But it's amazing. Even if it's simply having an African-American man in power, that's a beautiful thing for young people to see and experience. It's amazing.
TVGuide.com: Word has it that Lana might have left town last spring under rather different circumstances than she led us to believe. True?
Kristin Kreuk: Very true. There's a lot of stuff going on with Lana that nobody knows except for her. The audience will slowly begin to understand as my remaining episodes air. You'll find out why she returned ... and why she was gone in the first place.
TVGuide.com: On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the shock factor?
Kreuk: It's Smallville, so I'd say a 7.5. Considering there are always weird creatures on the show.... [Laughs]
TVGuide.com: I saw an interview where you said that Lana will get "a beautiful sendoff." Why does that sound like a teary deathbed scene to me?
Kreuk: I don't know what I'm allowed to say about anything, but ... there are a lot of tears. But I don't know if there was a bed involved in any way!
TVGuide.com: What was it like reuniting with Tom Welling for this arc? Did your old shorthand just pick up right away?
Kreuk: Yeah, pretty much. Tom and I have been working together for a long time and I adore him. We had a really great time.
TVGuide.com: How was it being directed in the episode airing Jan. 29 by Allison [Mack, who plays Chloe]?
Kreuk: It was great. Allison is one of my dearest friends in the world, so I was really excited for her. She was wonderful and able to handle what is generally a very stressful situation for most directors with a lot of grace. I really respected her for that. She has never directed anything like Smallville before and she is only 26 years old and a female. That's really commendable in this industry.
TVGuide.com: Lana's slightly different look — is that because Kristin has a different look, Kristin wanted a different look, or the producers wanted a different look?
Kreuk: I wanted to cut my hair after I left the show, so I called up the producers and said, "Is that OK?" They were like, "Yeah, totally — it will fit great." But I cut my hair quite short and everyone liked it except for one individual who has control over most things, so I had to put in extensions which don't look as good as the short hair or the long hair. They're somewhere in the middle. It's fine, though.
TVGuide.com: Before Lana leaves us, will there be any sort of "passing of the baton" with Lois? Will she, like, give Lois her endorsement in pursuing something with Clark?
Kreuk: No, Erica [Durance, Lois] and I never really get the opportunity to work together, and Lois is not in any of the episodes that Lana's in. They don't have any interaction. Lana doesn't discuss her.... It just doesn't happen.
TVGuide.com: Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, starring Kristin Kreuk as Chun-Li — are you excited to see that hit theaters on Feb. 27?
Kreuk: I am! I haven't seen a cut yet, so I'm interested to see how it all turned out. It was a really great experience.
TVGuide.com: I know you had some martial arts training going in, but was there a cool, new trick you learned? A flying roundhouse perhaps?
Kreuk: Nothing that I could whip out on the street, but all of my wire work skills are much better than they ever used to be! And my ability to learn any martial arts moves has increased a lot.
TVGuide.com: Any nasty bruises to show for it all?
Kreuk: Yeah, I got a lot of bruises, and I hit my head a few times, but nothing too serious.
TVGuide.com: Lastly, tell me about this retreat/contest you're organizing through Girls by Design. I was inspired just reading about it.
Kreuk: My company with my business partner, Girls by Design, will be a social network for teen girls, and it will be centered on self esteem-building and project creation. And my friend Tami has Time Out Retreat, which she started just before her mother passed away from cancer, and is about empowering people to understand that they can heal themselves in many ways. We meshed her concept with Girls by Design and created something that would encourage girls to intersect and look at their lives in a holistic way. It'll be fun, bringing girls from different backgrounds and all over the Los Angeles area to a beautiful location, and have speakers to inspire them.
TVGuide.com: As part of the contest, girls have to answer the question, "How do you hope to see the world change in your lifetime?" Not to get all Barbara Walters on you, but how do you hope to see the world change in your lifetime?
Kreuk: For me, it's about building more compassion, and that starts with individuals. We can be really mean, even in little ways. But it all starts with us, how we are with ourselves and then how we treat each other based on that. I know it all sounds really small, but I'm not a politician and I'm not able to create policy. So I really do think one of the most powerful things we can do as individuals is be kind with ourselves and kind with each other.
TVGuide.com: Do you believe that Barack Obama entering the office of president will bring about some sort of this type of change you're talking about?
Kreuk: I really hope so. I'm Canadian, but I have been surprisingly emotional about the whole thing. I was like, "What's this?!" I don't normally feel this involved. But it's amazing. Even if it's simply having an African-American man in power, that's a beautiful thing for young people to see and experience. It's amazing.
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
No me gusta como habla Kristin de Smallville y mucho menos de como habla de el tema Lois. Smallville le ha dado mucho protagonismo a esta actríz y la noto como con resentimiento..
Hay algo sucio que no sabemos...
Luego el tema de Lois, parace que ella no lo ve bien ya no por el hecho de que supone menos protagonismo para su personaje, si no porque al parecer su idea de smallville es otra, tal vez la que todos tuvimos antes de la aparición de Lois en smallville..
Eso si, es genial todo lo que hace, sus proyectos, y sobre todo lo bien que ha tratado a sus fans, volviendo por unos cuantos episodios a la serie.
Hay algo sucio que no sabemos...
Luego el tema de Lois, parace que ella no lo ve bien ya no por el hecho de que supone menos protagonismo para su personaje, si no porque al parecer su idea de smallville es otra, tal vez la que todos tuvimos antes de la aparición de Lois en smallville..
Eso si, es genial todo lo que hace, sus proyectos, y sobre todo lo bien que ha tratado a sus fans, volviendo por unos cuantos episodios a la serie.
Ya estamos buscando los 3 pies al gato?? 
Gracias Shelby por la entrevista. Lo que mas me ha gustado es la pregunta del nuevo look de KK. Segun dice, preguntó si habia algun problema si se cortaba el pelo y le dijeron que no. Y que de hecho, al hacerlo, a todo el mundo le gusto, menos, al parecer, a un mandamas, y este fue el que dio la orden de que le pusieran extensiones, algo que parece que no le acaba de convencer a KK. Y que razon tiene si es asi, ni a ella ni al publico de SV le han gustado lo de las extensiones!! Deberian haberle dejado con su look actual, que bien guapa que está
Gracias Shelby por la entrevista. Lo que mas me ha gustado es la pregunta del nuevo look de KK. Segun dice, preguntó si habia algun problema si se cortaba el pelo y le dijeron que no. Y que de hecho, al hacerlo, a todo el mundo le gusto, menos, al parecer, a un mandamas, y este fue el que dio la orden de que le pusieran extensiones, algo que parece que no le acaba de convencer a KK. Y que razon tiene si es asi, ni a ella ni al publico de SV le han gustado lo de las extensiones!! Deberian haberle dejado con su look actual, que bien guapa que está
No lo creo shelby, todos somos muy civilizados (o deberiamos...), pero opino que no es el mejor look para ella, no es que este fea ni nada de eso. Esta guapa, pero creo que hubiese estado muchisimo mas guapa sin las extensiones, ya que a 1ª vista no lo notas mucho, pero si te fijas bien te das cuenta de que no acaba de ser muy "natural" el peinado. Con el pelo corto hubiese sido mucho mejor y ademas creo que habria marcado aun mas el hecho de que la Lana que ha vuelto es otra Lana (o eso es lo que decian que querian mostrar..)
Alomejor estoy equivocado, pero ella responde simplemente que no ha tenido la oportunidad de trabajar con Lois en los capitulos en que ella aparecia, y no veremos ninguna escena de ellas dos...No me gusta como habla Kristin de Smallville y mucho menos de como habla de el tema Lois. Smallville le ha dado mucho protagonismo a esta actríz y la noto como con resentimiento..
Hay algo sucio que no sabemos...
Luego el tema de Lois, parace que ella no lo ve bien ya no por el hecho de que supone menos protagonismo para su personaje, si no porque al parecer su idea de smallville es otra, tal vez la que todos tuvimos antes de la aparición de Lois en smallville..
Lo de la idea de Smallville/Clois, y lo del resentimiento con Smallville no lo he notado por ningun lado, es mas, Kristin Kreuk suele ser bastante respetuosa en sus entrevistas, y siempre suele dejar a la serie en muy buen lugar....
A ver si alguien nos la traduce entera y puedo enterarme mucho mejor...
Smallville: Free to Be Green
El elenco de Smallville particia en una promoción especial de la CW llamada "Free to Be Green", que se emitió ayer noche durante la transminisón de "Bulletproof".
Podéis verlo aquí:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=_2UrEc-VKhU
El elenco de Smallville particia en una promoción especial de la CW llamada "Free to Be Green", que se emitió ayer noche durante la transminisón de "Bulletproof".
Podéis verlo aquí:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=_2UrEc-VKhU
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Por cierto Restart, en relación a lo que apuntabas antes, te diré que no eres el único que piensa así y que tampoco es cosa de la "interpretación personal del idioma". En los foros americanos están comentando exactamente lo mismo que tú, de hecho incluso le han escrito a Matt de TVGuide para pedirle una aclaración al asunto, aunque dudo mucho que responda. Os dejo lo que le han escrito, para el que quiera leerlo:
¡Cada cual que interprete lo que quiera! 
"Please Matt,
would you be a dear and tell us Kristen's expression when she was talking about Erica and Lois? I don't want to be harsh, but it seemed pretty apathetic in writing. Usually when Erica Durance gets questions about Kristen, she is very enthusiastic about being friends with her, and how much she would love to work more with her on set. This answer up above just sounded like she didn't care one way or the other that Erica (Lois) was basically put aside the moment Kristen (Lana) came back. It sounded rude, and she's wrong about one thing. Even though they didn't interact, they were in "Bride" together. Was she the least bit remorseful that she didn't get to work with said friend. Or some other expression that would be nicer than what I felt when I read that part?
I know emotions can sometimes get mixed up/miscommunicated in writing; this seemed rude. I hope you can clarify. It might just be me who felt it that way."
would you be a dear and tell us Kristen's expression when she was talking about Erica and Lois? I don't want to be harsh, but it seemed pretty apathetic in writing. Usually when Erica Durance gets questions about Kristen, she is very enthusiastic about being friends with her, and how much she would love to work more with her on set. This answer up above just sounded like she didn't care one way or the other that Erica (Lois) was basically put aside the moment Kristen (Lana) came back. It sounded rude, and she's wrong about one thing. Even though they didn't interact, they were in "Bride" together. Was she the least bit remorseful that she didn't get to work with said friend. Or some other expression that would be nicer than what I felt when I read that part?
I know emotions can sometimes get mixed up/miscommunicated in writing; this seemed rude. I hope you can clarify. It might just be me who felt it that way."
Última edición por Shelby el Vie Ene 23, 2009 1:00 pm, editado 1 vez en total.
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
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Yo estoy de acuerdo con willy, vamos... así lo he entendido yo también.
Pero, si se diera el caso que hay algun problema entre Kristin y Erica ¿qué problema hay?
Yo me llevo mal con cierta gente y no tengo ningun problema en decirlo, se llama sinceridad
Pero, si se diera el caso que hay algun problema entre Kristin y Erica ¿qué problema hay?
Yo me llevo mal con cierta gente y no tengo ningun problema en decirlo, se llama sinceridad 
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