1246: Outer Space Astronauts, press release from the US network SyFy about an animated scifi series
1107: Fringe: S207 Of Human Action 30 second video short take added to the page
1043: Smallville: S909 Pandora images posted, the page is complete
0951: Dr Who: Dreamland animated production: Dry Springs, Nevada, 1958. During a visit to a local diner, the Doctor befriends a young waitress, Cassie, and her friend Jimmy. When he stumbles across a strange alien artefact, the Doctor is led to the mysterious Area 51 in Roswell, also known as Dreamland.
0932: Paradox S103 Episode 3: the team is alarmed to receive another set of seven images via space scientist Dr Christian King. This time the images suggest a violent attack on a woman and, with only 12 hours to prevent the assault, they must work fast.
0915: Merlin S210 Episode 10 The ruthless warlock Alvarr is determined to destroy Camelot and allow magic to reign again, as the magical family drama continues plus 2 images
0859: Spooks S806 Episode 6 Britain is on the verge of bankruptcy. The Government is unable to honour its national debt payments and Section D must retrieve more than a billion pounds of illegal earnings from the impenetrable DeWits bank.
0847: Moses Jones S103 episode 3 [final]
0842: Moses Jones S102 episode 2
Showing posts with label moses jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moses jones. Show all posts
13 November 2009
12 November 2009
Gasbo SciFi Australia Updates 12NOV09
1155: Heroes V511 Thanksgiving 23 pics posted
1123: Moses Jones character: Matt Smith is Detective Sergeant Dan Twentyman
1050: Moses Jones character: Shaun Parkes is Moses Jones
1015: Moses Jones: S101 Episode One A wave of violence hits London following the discovery of the bizarrely mutilated body of a man in the Thames. First appearances suggest a witchcraft killing, but the dark reality is more complicated, and even more frightening
1009: Moses Jones Gasbo SciFi Australia & UK Drama Home Page Moses Jones is a vibrant and thrilling drama set in the heart of London, stars Shaun Parkes in his first leading role for television. Moses Jones is writer Joe Penhall's first original series for television, following his award-winning adaptation of Jake Arnott's novel The Long Firm.
0858: Wire in Blood: Series 6 Interview: Robson Green asked about the differences between actor Robson Green and character Tony Hill on the series subject matter, Robson said, “After six series of Wire in the Blood, I’m no closer to understanding the kink that makes people kill or why people do destructive things. Tony always sees the destructive person as a victim, not me,”
0849: Wire in the Blood: The Characters
0205: Wire in the Blood S601 and S602 Unnatural Vices Tony and Alex investigate theories of honour killings, fetishism and cannibalism when human remains are found in wasteland. New team member Collins gets inextricably drawn into the case and Tony begins a personal battle with a serial killer.
1123: Moses Jones character: Matt Smith is Detective Sergeant Dan Twentyman
1050: Moses Jones character: Shaun Parkes is Moses Jones
1015: Moses Jones: S101 Episode One A wave of violence hits London following the discovery of the bizarrely mutilated body of a man in the Thames. First appearances suggest a witchcraft killing, but the dark reality is more complicated, and even more frightening
1009: Moses Jones Gasbo SciFi Australia & UK Drama Home Page Moses Jones is a vibrant and thrilling drama set in the heart of London, stars Shaun Parkes in his first leading role for television. Moses Jones is writer Joe Penhall's first original series for television, following his award-winning adaptation of Jake Arnott's novel The Long Firm.
0858: Wire in Blood: Series 6 Interview: Robson Green asked about the differences between actor Robson Green and character Tony Hill on the series subject matter, Robson said, “After six series of Wire in the Blood, I’m no closer to understanding the kink that makes people kill or why people do destructive things. Tony always sees the destructive person as a victim, not me,”
0849: Wire in the Blood: The Characters
0205: Wire in the Blood S601 and S602 Unnatural Vices Tony and Alex investigate theories of honour killings, fetishism and cannibalism when human remains are found in wasteland. New team member Collins gets inextricably drawn into the case and Tony begins a personal battle with a serial killer.
11 August 2008
BBC2 ventures into the supernatural with Moses Jones
Moses Jones: Joe Penhall's first original drama for BBC Two starts shooting
Category: TV Drama; BBC Two
Date: 11.08.2008
Moses Jones, Joe Penhall's first original series for BBC Two, made by BBC Drama Productions, begins shooting this week in London, it was announced today.
Penhall's TV credits include BBC Two's critically-acclaimed adaptation of Jake Arnott's novel The Long Firm and the Olivier award-winning play Blue/Orange.
His film credits include Ian McEwan's Enduring Love and the forthcoming adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road starring Charlize Theron and Viggo Mortensen.
Kate Harwood, BBC Controller, Series & Serials, says: "Joe Penhall is an amazing writing talent, and this is an incredibly exciting project for BBC Drama Production.
"Moses Jones is a vibrant and atmospheric thriller set in the heart of London, which will capture the imagination of the BBC Two drama audience."
The story, told over three 60-minute episodes, begins when a wave of violence hits London following the discovery of the bizarrely mutilated body of a man in the Thames.
First appearances suggest a witchcraft killing. But the dark reality is more complicated – and even more frightening.
Assigned to the case is young, hopeful DS Dan Twentyman (Matt Smith) and his senior partner DI Moses Jones (Shaun Parkes), seconded from Scotland Yard due to cultural links with the local community.
But, confronted by a wall of silence, Jones and Twentyman become increasingly confused as they grapple with the various complexities.
All roads lead to the Afrigo Club, where kingpin band leader Solomon (Eamonn Walker) plays with his band.
As the search deepens, the violence escalates and the investigation grinds to a halt.
But one name crops up again and again – a mysterious godfather figure rumored to have both terror links and supernatural powers.
Forced to ask himself tough questions about his own sanity and cultural identity, Moses Jones embarks on a frightening quest to track down his man and redeem himself before the community implodes... and the killer strikes again.
Joe Penhall says: "Moses Jones is about the complexity of humanity and the assumptions that make us who we are – and who we aren't.
"Cultural assumptions are blunt instruments, they tend to be simplistic and dangerous – yet still we cling to them, particularly in this country.
"With much of the world at war, life is increasingly cheap. Life is now as cheap here as it is in the third world. But every act of violence, however banal, has its own complex, often unfathomable origin."
Filming in London this summer, Moses Jones is directed by Michael Offer (The Passion, The State Within). The producer is Cameron Roach (Bad Girls, Life on Mars) and executive producers are Hilary Salmon (The Passion, Criminal Justice, Maxwell, The Long Firm) and Joe Penhall.
Moses Jones was commissioned by Jane Tranter, Controller, BBC Fiction.
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Fingers crossed Australia's ABC1 or ABC2 picks up Moses Jones
Category: TV Drama; BBC Two
Date: 11.08.2008
Moses Jones, Joe Penhall's first original series for BBC Two, made by BBC Drama Productions, begins shooting this week in London, it was announced today.
Penhall's TV credits include BBC Two's critically-acclaimed adaptation of Jake Arnott's novel The Long Firm and the Olivier award-winning play Blue/Orange.
His film credits include Ian McEwan's Enduring Love and the forthcoming adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road starring Charlize Theron and Viggo Mortensen.
Kate Harwood, BBC Controller, Series & Serials, says: "Joe Penhall is an amazing writing talent, and this is an incredibly exciting project for BBC Drama Production.
"Moses Jones is a vibrant and atmospheric thriller set in the heart of London, which will capture the imagination of the BBC Two drama audience."
The story, told over three 60-minute episodes, begins when a wave of violence hits London following the discovery of the bizarrely mutilated body of a man in the Thames.
First appearances suggest a witchcraft killing. But the dark reality is more complicated – and even more frightening.
Assigned to the case is young, hopeful DS Dan Twentyman (Matt Smith) and his senior partner DI Moses Jones (Shaun Parkes), seconded from Scotland Yard due to cultural links with the local community.
But, confronted by a wall of silence, Jones and Twentyman become increasingly confused as they grapple with the various complexities.
All roads lead to the Afrigo Club, where kingpin band leader Solomon (Eamonn Walker) plays with his band.
As the search deepens, the violence escalates and the investigation grinds to a halt.
But one name crops up again and again – a mysterious godfather figure rumored to have both terror links and supernatural powers.
Forced to ask himself tough questions about his own sanity and cultural identity, Moses Jones embarks on a frightening quest to track down his man and redeem himself before the community implodes... and the killer strikes again.
Joe Penhall says: "Moses Jones is about the complexity of humanity and the assumptions that make us who we are – and who we aren't.
"Cultural assumptions are blunt instruments, they tend to be simplistic and dangerous – yet still we cling to them, particularly in this country.
"With much of the world at war, life is increasingly cheap. Life is now as cheap here as it is in the third world. But every act of violence, however banal, has its own complex, often unfathomable origin."
Filming in London this summer, Moses Jones is directed by Michael Offer (The Passion, The State Within). The producer is Cameron Roach (Bad Girls, Life on Mars) and executive producers are Hilary Salmon (The Passion, Criminal Justice, Maxwell, The Long Firm) and Joe Penhall.
Moses Jones was commissioned by Jane Tranter, Controller, BBC Fiction.
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Fingers crossed Australia's ABC1 or ABC2 picks up Moses Jones
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