Big Love 3.03 Prom Queen
Written on 28 January 2009 by adminSeason: 3 Episode: 3 First Aired: 2/1/2009
Main Cast- Bill Paxton as Bill Henrickson, Jeanne Tripplehorn as Barb Henrickson, Chloe Sevigny as Nicolette Grant, Ginnifer Goodwin as Margene Heffman, Amanda Seyfried as Sarah Henrickson, Douglas Smith, Jolean Wejbe, Harry Dean Stanton, Mary Kay Place
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s Bill debates what to do with Rhonda, who may or may not testify at Romans impending trial, another potential witness, Kathy (Mireille Enos), goes underground with Joey (Shawn Doyle) and Wanda (Melora Walters). Frank finds himself in a bind and at Lois mercy, and tries to talk his way out of the predicament, though she is not moved. A revelation from Ana tests Bills commitment, especially when he and Barb catch her in a compromising position. Margene gets disturbing personal news, but keeps her emotions in check. Barbs sister Cindy (Judith Hoag) is back in town and heading up an anti-gaming committee that threatens the Henricksons recent investments. Wanda spills a secret about Nickis past that even Bill doesnt know, creating an instant rift and further fanning Bills ire towards Roman. Sarah decides to attend her senior prom with Heather, with Ben (Douglas Smith) and Frankie as their dates.
Big Love: 3.02Empire
Written on 22 January 2009 by adminSeason: 3
Episode: 2
First Aired: 1/25/2009
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Big Love: 3.01 Block Party
Written on 14 January 2009 by adminSeason: 3
Episode: 1
First Aired: 1/18/2009
Bill (Bill Paxton) tries to convince Jerry Flute (Robert Beltran), a native-American businessman, to partner with him in a Mormon-friendly casino outside Salt Lake City, and finds a surprisingly effective ally in Margene (Ginnifer Goodwin). With Roman (Harry Dean Stanton) in jail and incensed at Alby (Matt Ross) for betraying him, Nicki (Chloë Sevigny) temps at the DA’s office to hunt down state’s evidence for Adaleen (Mary Kay Place). After learning she may have a cancer recurrence, Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn) warms to the idea of Ana (Branka Katic) joining the family, though the waitress is resistant to the family’s overtures. Meanwhile, Frank’s (Bruce Dern) teenage son Frankie (Mark L. Young) ends up on Bill’s doorstep after his father throws him to the curb. Sarah (Amanda Seyfried) shatters Heather’s (Tina Majorino) dream of attending the same local college. Roughed up in a bathroom, Alby becomes suspicious of Bill and, later, Adaleen. An annual block party becomes the battleground for Bill to defend the family against neighborhood gossip, and for Nicki to defend her lifestyle as the daughter of Roman Grant.
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Big Love Season 3 Starts in January
Written on 19 December 2008 by adminWednesday, January 7 at 8 p.m. on HBO
A sneak peek to the third season of HBO’s “Big Love” is made available. The season is made up of ten episodes and the premiere of the season will be on screen January 18 with the episode called “Block Party”.
In the episode, Margene helps Bill pitch a Mormon-friendly casino while Barb becomes more enthusiastic about Ana and Nicki uses a block party as her coming-out pulpit. Also, Bill is trying to woo a fourth-wife prospect through unorthodox group-dating rituals and face unexpected repercussions from the imprisonment of “prophet” Roman Grant and the ascension of his scheming son Alby. Bill also has to deal with the escalating hostilities between his parents and brother and navigate crises involving his children.
‘Big Love’ Guest Star Lawrence O’Donnell Talks More Politics
Written on 9 September 2008 by admin
Perhaps unknown to many fans of the show, Lawrence O’Donnell, who appears in a recurring capacity on HBO’s Big Love
as the family attorney, is actually a political analyst who has had very strong views on certain things. The producer of The West Wing recently said unsuccessful Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s downfall wasn’t due to his Mormon faith. O’Donnell plays a Mormon lawyer on Big Love, a drama about a fundamentalist Mormon family who practices polygamy.
“It was much more do to with his wealth and his flip-flopping,” clarified O’Donnell. “Romney is like Arnold Schwarzenegger. Liberals who turned conservative to further their political careers.”
O’Donnell, 52, is notorious for saying controversial statements of particularly political nature. In 2004, he shouted “liar” over and over again during a segment on MSNBC while Vietnam veteran John O’Neil was talking.
On Big Love, O’Donnell said fans of the show set in Utah may not be clear if his character, Lee Hatcher, is living the principle of polygamy, which is quite central to the storyline.
“Actually, we shot a scene whereby my three wives walk in and I have to kiss them all,” O’Donnell said. “So I did my first on-screen kiss ever and it was so awful that they cut it. I do hope the wives come back though.”
The former Massachusetts governor lost the Republican nomination to former Arizona senator John McCain following the results of the 2008 Super Tuesday primaries, where he lost by 21 points (he did lead in California, Massachusetts, Colorado, and Utah).
Big Love, which returns for its third season in January 2009, stars Bill Paxton, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloe Sevigny, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Amanda Sigfried. Its second season was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Drama Series in 2007, while Paxton was in contention for Best Actor in a Television Drama.
Big Love Season 1 (R2) in October
Written on 9 September 2008 by adminHBO have announced the UK Region 2 DVD release of Big Love Season 1 on 13th October 2008 priced at £39.99. Bill Paxton stars as a practicing polygamist who lives in suburban Salt Lake City with his three wives and seven children. An independent businessman who runs a growing chain of hardware stores, Bill faces a myriad of challenges in meeting the emotional, romantic and financial needs of his wives: Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn), Nicki (Chloe Sevigny) and Margene (Ginnifer Goodwin) while dealing with their kids, three adjoined houses, an ever-mounting avalanche of bills, and the opening of his newest hardware store.
12 episodes are spread across 5 discs with extras that include commentary on two episodes and a short – Big Love: A Balancing Act on Ice.
Big Love: Filming in Woodland for Season 3
Written on 18 August 2008 by admin
Big Love, the HBO drama about a fundamentalist Mormon family in Utah that practices polygamy, has always filmed in Santa Clarita, northwest of downtown Los Angeles. And although most of the much awaited third season will still be shot on the show’s main set, fans will be able to see a change of scenery when the series returns with new episodes in January 2009.
In fact, the cast and crew of Big Love is presently in Woodland, California as part of a weeklong filming stint that will take them all over Yolo and the neighboring counties.
According to Wayne Wall, whose company was hired to provide security while Big Love was in town filming, the cast and crew arrived in Woodland last Thursday as part of a storyline that involves a family road trip retracing the step of Joseph Smith, Jr., the founder of Mormonism. Of course, the production staff would not offer any other information about plot details or the filming schedule since it’s against HBO policy.
Big Love, which counts Tom Hanks as one of its executive producers, stars Bill Paxton as Bill Henrickson, a modern-day polygamist who loves with his three wives, Barbara Dutton Henrickson (Jeanne Tripplehorn), Nicolette Grant (Chloe Sevigny), and Margene Heffman (Ginnifer Goodwin), as well as an avalanche of debt and demands.
Also featured on the series are Amanda Seyfried, Douglas Smith, Shawn Doyle, Bruce Dern, Daveigh Chase, Grace Zabriskie, Harry Dean Stanton, Joel McKinnon Miller, Matt Ross, Shawn Doyle and Mary Kay Place, just to name a few.
The show premiered on March 12, 2006 following the sixth season premiere of the acclaimed HBO mob series The Sopranos and earned favorable reviews, which eventually led to second season renewal. For its sophomore season, Big Love was nominated for a Golden Globe award for Best Drama Series in 2007.
‘Big Love’ Adds Mark L. Young to the Cast
Written on 18 August 2008 by admin
Last month, we brought you some big casting scoop to ease the wait for the third season of Big Love. Producers of the HBO polygamy-themed drama were reportedly casting at least four new faces to fill in the shoes of new characters that are expected to thicken the drama and tension on the series.
Among those new characters is Franky, the character of Bill’s (Bill Paxton) half-brother. There is no word yet on how or why this character will suddenly turn up on Big Love so fans will just have to stay tuned to the new episodes to find out. However, we did find out who has been cast to play the 16-year-old hottie and he comes in the form of Mark L. Young.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mark L. Young has signed on to join the cast of Big Love. Aside from the fact that he’ll be playing Bill’s relative, he will reportedly get himself in big trouble as he gets kicked out of the Juniper Creek compound for kissing a girl already claimed by an elder.
Young, who is represented by Kohner and Precision, is no stranger to the small screen. Previously, he recurrently played Eric Sheedy on the HBO series Six Feet Under, and landed a guest role on the teen drama
The O.C.
for two episodes. Shortly after, he was offered more roles on series such as CSI, CSI: Miami, Cold Case, ER, and on Showtime’s psychological thriller Dexter, where he played Jeremy Downs.
In addition to Big Love, Young has several upcoming acting gigs slated for this year. On September 26, he’ll be gracing the big screen in the comedy drama The Lucky Ones, which stars Rachel McAdams, Tim Robbins and Michael Peña. The following month, he be appearing in Sex Drive, a movie about a horny teenager who brings his friends along on a road trip from Chicago to Knoxville to lose his virginity with a girl he met online. And last but not the least, he’ll be starring in a drama called Happiness Runs, which is written and directed by Adam Sherman.
Woodland gets a little ‘Big Love’
Written on 12 August 2008 by admin
Jeanne Tripplehorn, one of the stars of the HBO series “Big Love,” stands next to a prop car at Woodland’s County Fair Mall, where the crew set up camp Saturday. The show will be filming in Yolo and surrounding counties for the next week. (Matthew Henderson/Daily Democrat)
The cast and crew of the HBO series “Big Love” descended on Woodland on Saturday, part of a weeklong filming stint that will take them all over Yolo and neighboring counties, on-set sources said.
The Emmy-nominated series, which is entering its third season, centers around a modern polygamist family trying to live under the radar in suburban Salt Lake City, Utah.
The show stars Bill Paxton, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloe Sevigny, and Ginnifer Goodwin - all of whom were on hand Saturday at Woodland’s County Fair Mall, where the crew had set up “base camp.”
The show’s main set is located in Santa Clarita, northwest of downtown Los Angeles, but cast and crew arrived in Woodland Thursday night as part of a plot line that involves a family
The cast and crew of the HBO series “Big Love” leaves Woodland’s County Fair Mall to shoot a scene on State Route 113 Saturday. The show will be filming in Yolo and surrounding counties for another week, as part of a road-trip plot line, on-set sources said. (Matthew Henderson/Democrat)
road trip retracing the steps of Joseph Smith, Jr., the founder of Mormonism, according to Wayne Wall, the owner of Golden Star Security in Cameron Park. Wall’s company was hired to provide security while “Big Love” was in town filming, a process he expected to last through Aug. 15.
Most of the filming Saturday took place on Interstate 5 and Highway 113, Wall said. The crew simulated driving scenes by mounting the characters’ cars on flat-bed trucks surrounded by lighting equipment and cameras; the moving trucks give the appearance that the prop cars are actually being driven.
The crew started filming Friday in Coloma, in El Dorado County, best known as the site where James Marshall first discovered gold in California, Wall said.
Additional scenes will be shot over the coming week in Grasslands Regional Park in Davis, and in various parts of Old Sacramento, he said.
“Big Love” production staff would not offer any information about the filming schedule or plot details, saying it was against HBO policy.
Season 3 of the show, which counts Tom Hanks among its executive producers, is scheduled to kick off in January, according to the online movie and television database IMDB.com.
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Written on 24 July 2008 by admin
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