- Constantine - NEW TV Promo "Fridays this fall":
http://player.ooyala.com/iframe.html#pb ... coming-201
La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
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- Joelle Carter, estrella invitada en "Constantine":
La actriz Joelle Carter, a quien hemos podido ver últimamente en la serie "Justified", aparecerá como estrella invitada en el drama de la NBC "Constantine".
Carter interpretará a 'Jasmine Fell', una bella pero dañada ex-modelo y cantante de coro que está casada con una estrella de rock.
La actriz dio ella misma a conocer la noticia en twitter:
http://tvline.com/2014/08/04/constantin ... on-1-cast/
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Carter interpretará a 'Jasmine Fell', una bella pero dañada ex-modelo y cantante de coro que está casada con una estrella de rock.
La actriz dio ella misma a conocer la noticia en twitter:
http://tvline.com/2014/08/04/constantin ... on-1-cast/
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Michael James Shaw será el villano "Papa Midnite":
"Constantine" de la NBC ha escogido al actor Michael James Shaw como personaje recurrente en el papel de 'Papa Midnite', el rey del vudú de New Orleans.
Mientras que el personaje ha sido frecuentemente un incómodo aliado de John Constantine en los cómics, aunque el papel es descrito como "un formidable y mágico adversario" para el cazador de demonios (interpretado por Matt Ryan).
Creado por Jamie Delano y John Ridgway, e introducido en "Hellblazer" #1 de 1988, Papa Midnite es un jefe de la mafia inmortal (ha sobrevivido desde la época de la revolución) y un chamán vudú con una larga y entrevesada historia con Constantine (por ejemplo, aunque Constantine le había robado $50,000, Midnite siguió estando de acuerdo en ayudarle en su lucha contra el demonio Mnemoth).
Papa Midnite protagonizó su propia miniserie de Vertigo en el 2005, lo que coincidió con el estreno de la película de "Constantine", en la que el personaje fue interpretado por Djimon Hounsou. El personaje fue reintroducido el año pasado en los "Constantine" #4 de los New 52.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2 ... /14124507/
Mientras que el personaje ha sido frecuentemente un incómodo aliado de John Constantine en los cómics, aunque el papel es descrito como "un formidable y mágico adversario" para el cazador de demonios (interpretado por Matt Ryan).
Creado por Jamie Delano y John Ridgway, e introducido en "Hellblazer" #1 de 1988, Papa Midnite es un jefe de la mafia inmortal (ha sobrevivido desde la época de la revolución) y un chamán vudú con una larga y entrevesada historia con Constantine (por ejemplo, aunque Constantine le había robado $50,000, Midnite siguió estando de acuerdo en ayudarle en su lucha contra el demonio Mnemoth).
Papa Midnite protagonizó su propia miniserie de Vertigo en el 2005, lo que coincidió con el estreno de la película de "Constantine", en la que el personaje fue interpretado por Djimon Hounsou. El personaje fue reintroducido el año pasado en los "Constantine" #4 de los New 52.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2 ... /14124507/
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- El elenco de "Constantine" se une a la campaña viral contra la esclerosis lateral amiotrófica (#ALSIceBucketChallenge):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zugdchdK1pI (Harold Perrineau)
La esclerosis lateral amiotrófica es una enfermedad neurodegenerativa progresiva que causa debilidad muscular, parálisis y finalmente fallo respiratorio.
Podéis conocer más sobre la enfermedad y hacer donaciones:
http://www.als.net/
http://augiesquest.org/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zugdchdK1pI (Harold Perrineau)
La esclerosis lateral amiotrófica es una enfermedad neurodegenerativa progresiva que causa debilidad muscular, parálisis y finalmente fallo respiratorio.
Podéis conocer más sobre la enfermedad y hacer donaciones:
http://www.als.net/
http://augiesquest.org/
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- Nueva imagen de Matt Ryan como John Constantine:
- "Constantine" El elenco y los productores sobre el llevar los cómics a la televisión (cbr):
- "Constantine" El elenco y los productores sobre el llevar los cómics a la televisión (cbr):
"Constantine" El elenco y los productores sobre el llevar los cómics a la televisión
por Shaun Manning 21 de Agorto, 2014
By the time it published its 300th and final issue in early 2013, the DC Comics/Vertigo series "Hellblazer" had established one of the most complex, nuanced antiheroes in serialized fiction in John Constantine. Debuting in the pages of "Swamp Thing" #37 by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch, and John Totleben, the mysterious sorcerer would go on to star in his own series originated by writer Jamie Delano and artist John Ridgeway and eventually drawing industry stars including Grant Morrison, Neil Gaiman, Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon, Warren Ellis, Peter Milligan and many, many more to tell his story as he aged in real time through nearly thirty years of comics.
Put simply, John Constantine has a bit of a history. The latest chapter offers a new take on his early days, as DC prepares to bring "Constantine" to television on NBC this fall. At Comic-Con International in San Diego, CBR News spoke with actors Matt Ryan, Angélica Celaya and Charles Halford as well as executive producers "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice," as well as older films including the "Blade" trilogy and "The Crow: City of Angels." "The trick with all of those, even using a relatively obscure character like Blade, is to stay true to the character's DNA so that the comic book fans appreciate it and don't turn on you, but at the same time open it up to people like my wife, or my mom, who don't give a crap about comic books."
Executive producer Daniel Cerone added that the television audience will be introduced to John Constantine in much the same way that readers of the Alan Moore and Jamie Delano comics would have been. "Before Constantine was introduced in 'Swamp Thing,' nobody knew who John Constantine was. The entry point for the TV show, he's the same guy, at the same point, immediately after Newcastle, that comic book fans met," he explained. "It's that Constantine that our viewers are going to meet and we're going to build his story out. There's a lot of talk when we were pitching the show, is he going to have demon blood in him? Is he going to trick the devil? There's so many great things that happen in his evolution, but we're starting from a character that everybody can get to know."
With a the current renaissance of supernatural horror and drama series on network and cable TV, Goyer spoke about what sets Constantine apart. "I've said John Constantine is one of the great characters of modern literature. He's unique, he's very funny, he's a bastard," Goyer said. "You know we joke that if he can solve a problem with a spell, he'll do it; if he can't solve it with a spell, he'll try a con; if he can't do it with a con he'll kick someone in the balls. He's just a unique character that people are going to fall in love with."
"Constantine" has not been without controversy, though, with the latest test to its authenticity coming with word that John would not be seen smoking on screen. But the producers take issue with this somehow implying Constantine doesn't smoke. "We never said he wasn't smoking; we never said that. Far from it," Goyer clarified. "We have said, emphatically, that he's a smoker on the show."
Cerone said the creators are "limited by the FCC" as to what they're able to show, but "he carries cigarettes on the show, he lights up, he stubs out. And we play with it, too. We have one scene where he goes to light a cigarette and it starts raining."
"I would say this: we were obviously not surprised," Goyer said of fan reactions to the news. "We knew this was an integral part of his character, his vices. I think that, when fans get introduced to Matt and start seeing the show, it's a very faithful interpretation."
Welsh actor Matt Ryan, who plays John Constantine, said he sees the titular antihero as quite relatable, despite his many faults. "I feel like the fact that he's a tormented soul that's harboring so much guilt, and counteracts that with this cynical look on the world and humor; that juxtaposition of someone with so much shit going on inside them that they seem irreverent to it, and it's buried so deep inside them that they come across as if they don't give a shit," he said. "But actually he's a humanist at heart."
Throughout three hundred issues of "Hellblazer" comics, Constantine was a character who could grow but never quite win, and Ryan noted a similarity to "Rocky" in that John's challenge is "how long can you get beat down and still get up again." "But then, he's always compelled to. No matter how much society kicks him in the teeth, he's still got to go out and save them," he said. "That's the interesting thing, that compulsion to do right by humanity. That's why he's a humanist at heart. But most of the time, the way he goes about it is completely and utterly wrong. Which is the fun way of playing it, you know?"
The actor also addressed the accent he uses on "Constantine." "We decided we couldn't do a full-on Liverpudlian accent because it would be a bit strong for television," he said. "So we made it a bit more general northern. It's not my accent, as such. It's very similar, it's quite close, but there are certain vowel sounds that are different. We wanted him to be from Liverpool but traveled."
Though Ryan cites Garth Ennis and Will Simpson's "Dangerous Habits" as his favorite "Hellblazer" arc at the moment, he noted that getting to that stage in Constantine's life requires some setting up and could take a while. "We're starting where the comic started, so we've got a long way to go 'til that point," Ryan said, reiterating Goyer's statement on the show's beginning. "Maybe if we stay on the air long enough, maybe we'll get there."
Ryan admitted he hadn't read every "Hellblazer" comic, but speaking with him and the other cast members it was clear each had taken the effort to acquaint themselves with the source material. "I was familiar with the comic books growing up," said Charles Halford, who plays Constantine's long-suffering friend Chas. "They were naughty comics, so I was lucky to get my hands on them. And always read them blushing. But as soon as [my role on 'Constantine'] became a reality and we were about to start shooting the pilot, I whisked off to the comic book store to buy every 'Hellblazer' comic they had in stock.
"If you saw the pilot, I didn't have that many lines to study," Halford continued with a laugh, "so I spent most of my time reading up on the history of the character."
Halford said landing the role was "a fantastic coincidence, they were looking for a guy of my stature." "I'm six and a half feet tall and it's rare to get a series regular on the casting sheet that says 'we want a really tall, kind of brooding guy with a compassionate heart,'" he said. "I knew the source material, my name's Charles and the character's name is Chas, it seemed like we were all good to go!"
While John Constantine tends to treat his friends as somewhat disposable, Chas was the lone constant throughout most of the "Hellblazer" run, and that loyalty will play out in "Constantine" as well, in what Halford described as a "brotherly kind of friendship" between his character and Ryan's. "There has to be a lot of compassion for Constantine's walk in life in order for Chas to stick by him, because he's a total bastard. He's not easy to be a friend of," Halford said. "So you really have to dig a little to find that familial kind of connection that they have. To convey that on the screen is probably the most important thing, and fortunately in the newer scripts that we've been shooting, that becomes a lot more apparent. The writers are doing an excellent job of bringing that backstory and relationship together."
The newest member of the cast, Angélica Celaya, also spoke about her character Zed's relationship with Constantine. "It's a tug and push. They don't want to admit that they need each other," she said. "They don't want to admit that they're fragile, that they need help. That's what it is. But Zed does need Constantine to show her a couple of things that she doesn't know about, that John knows, that's second nature to him, and Zed has barely discovered."
Celaya said she was attracted to the role by "Constantine's" exploration of "the whole dark world, the fight of good versus evil." "I love Zed, she is someone I can completely identify with because she is someone who feels more than what she can tell other people," she said. "With Zed, I feel myself with her, I feel myself discovering myself with her. That was tremendously appealing."
While she could not reveal any plot details or whether Zed's dangerously fervent evangelical family will factor into her story arc, Celaya did say that "there will definitely be a feeling that Zed is running away." "She's not stable, she's not normal, you can tell that she's running away from something. But we just don't know quite yet what it is."
Like Ryan and Halford, Celaya studied up on her character by reading "Hellblazer," but said she would not be beholden to what had gone before. "If I put on myself the pressure that I have to live up to the comic, I'm going to fail," she said. "If I give it my point of view of who Zed is, then I'm going to present to the world my interpretation of Zed, and that's what I want to do. To present what I feel Zed is coming from. To me, that's keeping more true to the character than trying to be the perfect version of the comic."
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=54985
por Shaun Manning 21 de Agorto, 2014
By the time it published its 300th and final issue in early 2013, the DC Comics/Vertigo series "Hellblazer" had established one of the most complex, nuanced antiheroes in serialized fiction in John Constantine. Debuting in the pages of "Swamp Thing" #37 by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch, and John Totleben, the mysterious sorcerer would go on to star in his own series originated by writer Jamie Delano and artist John Ridgeway and eventually drawing industry stars including Grant Morrison, Neil Gaiman, Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon, Warren Ellis, Peter Milligan and many, many more to tell his story as he aged in real time through nearly thirty years of comics.
Put simply, John Constantine has a bit of a history. The latest chapter offers a new take on his early days, as DC prepares to bring "Constantine" to television on NBC this fall. At Comic-Con International in San Diego, CBR News spoke with actors Matt Ryan, Angélica Celaya and Charles Halford as well as executive producers "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice," as well as older films including the "Blade" trilogy and "The Crow: City of Angels." "The trick with all of those, even using a relatively obscure character like Blade, is to stay true to the character's DNA so that the comic book fans appreciate it and don't turn on you, but at the same time open it up to people like my wife, or my mom, who don't give a crap about comic books."
Executive producer Daniel Cerone added that the television audience will be introduced to John Constantine in much the same way that readers of the Alan Moore and Jamie Delano comics would have been. "Before Constantine was introduced in 'Swamp Thing,' nobody knew who John Constantine was. The entry point for the TV show, he's the same guy, at the same point, immediately after Newcastle, that comic book fans met," he explained. "It's that Constantine that our viewers are going to meet and we're going to build his story out. There's a lot of talk when we were pitching the show, is he going to have demon blood in him? Is he going to trick the devil? There's so many great things that happen in his evolution, but we're starting from a character that everybody can get to know."
With a the current renaissance of supernatural horror and drama series on network and cable TV, Goyer spoke about what sets Constantine apart. "I've said John Constantine is one of the great characters of modern literature. He's unique, he's very funny, he's a bastard," Goyer said. "You know we joke that if he can solve a problem with a spell, he'll do it; if he can't solve it with a spell, he'll try a con; if he can't do it with a con he'll kick someone in the balls. He's just a unique character that people are going to fall in love with."
"Constantine" has not been without controversy, though, with the latest test to its authenticity coming with word that John would not be seen smoking on screen. But the producers take issue with this somehow implying Constantine doesn't smoke. "We never said he wasn't smoking; we never said that. Far from it," Goyer clarified. "We have said, emphatically, that he's a smoker on the show."
Cerone said the creators are "limited by the FCC" as to what they're able to show, but "he carries cigarettes on the show, he lights up, he stubs out. And we play with it, too. We have one scene where he goes to light a cigarette and it starts raining."
"I would say this: we were obviously not surprised," Goyer said of fan reactions to the news. "We knew this was an integral part of his character, his vices. I think that, when fans get introduced to Matt and start seeing the show, it's a very faithful interpretation."
Welsh actor Matt Ryan, who plays John Constantine, said he sees the titular antihero as quite relatable, despite his many faults. "I feel like the fact that he's a tormented soul that's harboring so much guilt, and counteracts that with this cynical look on the world and humor; that juxtaposition of someone with so much shit going on inside them that they seem irreverent to it, and it's buried so deep inside them that they come across as if they don't give a shit," he said. "But actually he's a humanist at heart."
Throughout three hundred issues of "Hellblazer" comics, Constantine was a character who could grow but never quite win, and Ryan noted a similarity to "Rocky" in that John's challenge is "how long can you get beat down and still get up again." "But then, he's always compelled to. No matter how much society kicks him in the teeth, he's still got to go out and save them," he said. "That's the interesting thing, that compulsion to do right by humanity. That's why he's a humanist at heart. But most of the time, the way he goes about it is completely and utterly wrong. Which is the fun way of playing it, you know?"
The actor also addressed the accent he uses on "Constantine." "We decided we couldn't do a full-on Liverpudlian accent because it would be a bit strong for television," he said. "So we made it a bit more general northern. It's not my accent, as such. It's very similar, it's quite close, but there are certain vowel sounds that are different. We wanted him to be from Liverpool but traveled."
Though Ryan cites Garth Ennis and Will Simpson's "Dangerous Habits" as his favorite "Hellblazer" arc at the moment, he noted that getting to that stage in Constantine's life requires some setting up and could take a while. "We're starting where the comic started, so we've got a long way to go 'til that point," Ryan said, reiterating Goyer's statement on the show's beginning. "Maybe if we stay on the air long enough, maybe we'll get there."
Ryan admitted he hadn't read every "Hellblazer" comic, but speaking with him and the other cast members it was clear each had taken the effort to acquaint themselves with the source material. "I was familiar with the comic books growing up," said Charles Halford, who plays Constantine's long-suffering friend Chas. "They were naughty comics, so I was lucky to get my hands on them. And always read them blushing. But as soon as [my role on 'Constantine'] became a reality and we were about to start shooting the pilot, I whisked off to the comic book store to buy every 'Hellblazer' comic they had in stock.
"If you saw the pilot, I didn't have that many lines to study," Halford continued with a laugh, "so I spent most of my time reading up on the history of the character."
Halford said landing the role was "a fantastic coincidence, they were looking for a guy of my stature." "I'm six and a half feet tall and it's rare to get a series regular on the casting sheet that says 'we want a really tall, kind of brooding guy with a compassionate heart,'" he said. "I knew the source material, my name's Charles and the character's name is Chas, it seemed like we were all good to go!"
While John Constantine tends to treat his friends as somewhat disposable, Chas was the lone constant throughout most of the "Hellblazer" run, and that loyalty will play out in "Constantine" as well, in what Halford described as a "brotherly kind of friendship" between his character and Ryan's. "There has to be a lot of compassion for Constantine's walk in life in order for Chas to stick by him, because he's a total bastard. He's not easy to be a friend of," Halford said. "So you really have to dig a little to find that familial kind of connection that they have. To convey that on the screen is probably the most important thing, and fortunately in the newer scripts that we've been shooting, that becomes a lot more apparent. The writers are doing an excellent job of bringing that backstory and relationship together."
The newest member of the cast, Angélica Celaya, also spoke about her character Zed's relationship with Constantine. "It's a tug and push. They don't want to admit that they need each other," she said. "They don't want to admit that they're fragile, that they need help. That's what it is. But Zed does need Constantine to show her a couple of things that she doesn't know about, that John knows, that's second nature to him, and Zed has barely discovered."
Celaya said she was attracted to the role by "Constantine's" exploration of "the whole dark world, the fight of good versus evil." "I love Zed, she is someone I can completely identify with because she is someone who feels more than what she can tell other people," she said. "With Zed, I feel myself with her, I feel myself discovering myself with her. That was tremendously appealing."
While she could not reveal any plot details or whether Zed's dangerously fervent evangelical family will factor into her story arc, Celaya did say that "there will definitely be a feeling that Zed is running away." "She's not stable, she's not normal, you can tell that she's running away from something. But we just don't know quite yet what it is."
Like Ryan and Halford, Celaya studied up on her character by reading "Hellblazer," but said she would not be beholden to what had gone before. "If I put on myself the pressure that I have to live up to the comic, I'm going to fail," she said. "If I give it my point of view of who Zed is, then I'm going to present to the world my interpretation of Zed, and that's what I want to do. To present what I feel Zed is coming from. To me, that's keeping more true to the character than trying to be the perfect version of the comic."
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=54985
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Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Nueva imagen BTS (27-08-14):
(@AngelicaCelaya: The world is yours ... in a #Constantine life. @NBCConstantine @JohnConWriters #Zed October 24th!!!)
(@AngelicaCelaya: The world is yours ... in a #Constantine life. @NBCConstantine @JohnConWriters #Zed October 24th!!!)
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Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Constantine se hace con el actor Emmett Scanlan como su 'Jim Corrigan' (aka 'The Spectre'):
Durante la Television Critics Association Press Tour, Cerone ya comentó que el persinaje de DC Comics 'The Spectre' podría llegar a la serie, como forma de abrir más el universo oculto de DC.
Pues bien, ahora sabemos que 'Jim Corrigan' (el personaje que más tarde se convierte en 'The Spectre' en los cómics), efectivamente va a estar en "Constantine" y además ya sabemos el actor que le dará vida en la pequeña pantalla.
Emmett Scanlan (actor irlandés que pudimos ver en "In the Flesh", "The Fall" o "Guardians of the Galaxy") será el encargado de interpretar a 'Corrigan', y aparecerá en la serie como estrella invitada recurrente.
En "Constantine", Corrigan será un detective de homicidios de Nueva Orlans que es sumergido en el mundo de los horrores ocultos de Constantine. Es más, Corrigan es alguien que está obsesionado con la justicia, y que no deja que el procedimiento policial o una cinta roja le detenga de arrestar a los chicos malos, incluso si los chicos malos resultan ser inhumanos.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/09/05/ ... he-spectre?
Pues bien, ahora sabemos que 'Jim Corrigan' (el personaje que más tarde se convierte en 'The Spectre' en los cómics), efectivamente va a estar en "Constantine" y además ya sabemos el actor que le dará vida en la pequeña pantalla.
Emmett Scanlan (actor irlandés que pudimos ver en "In the Flesh", "The Fall" o "Guardians of the Galaxy") será el encargado de interpretar a 'Corrigan', y aparecerá en la serie como estrella invitada recurrente.
En "Constantine", Corrigan será un detective de homicidios de Nueva Orlans que es sumergido en el mundo de los horrores ocultos de Constantine. Es más, Corrigan es alguien que está obsesionado con la justicia, y que no deja que el procedimiento policial o una cinta roja le detenga de arrestar a los chicos malos, incluso si los chicos malos resultan ser inhumanos.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/09/05/ ... he-spectre?
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Nuevas llamadas de cástings para varios papeles de "Constantine":
Marinella Hume Casting está actualmente haciendo cástings para extras para el rodaje de "Constantine" de la NBC que está actualmente realizándose en Atlanta, Georgia para la próxima semana (08-12 Sept).
Los cástings que se están haciendo son:
- Mujeres y hombres de edades comprendidas entre 18-70 para interpretar los paleles de patrones y trabajadores de un refugio de animales.
- Doble fotográfico de un niño de 12 años caucásico.
- Persona que toque el órgano (caucásico).
- Mujer de complexión caucásica, tipo bailarina y con excelente control de los movimientos de su cuerpo.
- Niños gemelos idénticos caucásicos.
- Antiguas caravanas pequeñas, autocaravanas, camionetas, rancheras, monovolúmenes, etc. con sus conductores (mujeres y hombres de cualquier edad).
http://www.projectcasting.com/casting-c ... ral-roles/
Los cástings que se están haciendo son:
- Mujeres y hombres de edades comprendidas entre 18-70 para interpretar los paleles de patrones y trabajadores de un refugio de animales.
- Doble fotográfico de un niño de 12 años caucásico.
- Persona que toque el órgano (caucásico).
- Mujer de complexión caucásica, tipo bailarina y con excelente control de los movimientos de su cuerpo.
- Niños gemelos idénticos caucásicos.
- Antiguas caravanas pequeñas, autocaravanas, camionetas, rancheras, monovolúmenes, etc. con sus conductores (mujeres y hombres de cualquier edad).
http://www.projectcasting.com/casting-c ... ral-roles/
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Nuevo póster promocional:
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Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Nueva imagen Promocional:
- Nueva imagen del piloto:
- Nueva imagen del piloto:
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Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Descripción oficial del 1.01 "NON EST ASYLUM":
1.01 "NON EST ASYLUM" (24-10-14): John Constantine es un hombre que libra una guerra contra las fuerzas de la oscuridad -- tanto de su interior como del mundo de afuera. Un hombre irreverente, timador de profesión y experto en el ocultismo, es un experimentado exorcista y demonólogo con una extensa lista de contactos con lo sobrenatural, con sus propios talentos y habilidades paranormales. Siguiendo los acontecimientos de un trágico accidente, Constantine se ha metido voluntariamente a que lo examinen en un psiquiátrico y ha dejado de lado el investigar temas de lo sobrenatural. Pero cuando un mensaje críptico le llama a que reticentemente resuma su vieja vida, se encuentra a sí mismo salvando la vida de una joven, Liv, a quien nunca ha conocido -- pero con la que está conectado de una manera muy importante. Liv es algo como una brújula humana para las fuerzas oscuras -- siendo capaz de localizar y ver el mundo sobrenatural que el resto de nosotros no puede. Con estas fuerzas consiguiendo más poder en el mundo, Constantine y Liv se alían con Manny, un granuja ángel guardián, y Chas, el portector gigante de la niñez de Constantine -- el único amigo que se las arregla para permanecer vivo. Basada en los personajes publicados por DC Entertainment y producida ejecutivamente por Daniel Cerone (The Mentalist) y David S. Goyer (Man of Steel, The Dark Knight films), CONSTANTINE refleja la tradición de un favorito de los fans de los cómics, combinando una narrativa de cine negro con la mitología en evolución de John Constantine, un personaje moralmente retado que no se decanta hacia el lado del bien o del mal... pero finalmente puede ser la única cosa que nos defienda contra las fuerzas oscuras del más allá.
http://www.spoilertv.com/2014/09/consta ... sylum.html
http://www.spoilertv.com/2014/09/consta ... sylum.html
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Nuevas imágenes BTS de Matt Ryan (30-09-14):
(@mattryanreal: I couldn't resist @NBCConstantine #Constantine #constantinegravestone
@TJScottpictures: Me & @mattryanreal filming on Magical set of #Constantine)
(@mattryanreal: I couldn't resist @NBCConstantine #Constantine #constantinegravestone
@TJScottpictures: Me & @mattryanreal filming on Magical set of #Constantine)
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- Nuevas stills y bts del 1.01 "Non Est Asylum":
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!
Re: La NBC se hace con la serie de "CONSTANTINE"
- CONSTANTINE New Promo "Seeking Redemption":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWSV53kzlr0
- Constantine/Grimm - Friday Fright Night (Preview):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHPNhNvFAac
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWSV53kzlr0
- Constantine/Grimm - Friday Fright Night (Preview):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHPNhNvFAac
¡¡¡¡AY, OMÁ QUÉ CALORES!!!! ¡Gracias por tu regalo, Nitta!