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The auteur theory is alive and well on the small screen, albeit not in the same way as you'd see in the movies. Full Article at HitFix
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True Blood star Alexander Skarsgard arrives at InStyle’s special Golden Globes party held at Nobu Los Angeles on Tuesday (December 8) in West Hollywood, Calif. The 33-year-old Swedish actor shared why he initially decided to join True Blood. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
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Dallas Cowboys' Alan Ball, left, and Courtney Brown compete for control of the ball during the team's NFL football training camp in San Antonio, Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2009. View Photo »
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There are a lot of gay characters in the books as you get further and further into them. We'll be introducing some of those gay characters this new season. We'll be meeting the vampire king of Mississippi and his long, long-term companion - and by long-term I mean really long-term - Talbot.
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The 33-year-old Swedish actor shared why he initially decided to join True Blood. Alex explained to Dark Mag, “It’s the fact that Alan Ball was attached to the project. Full Article at Just Jared
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Eric's sidekick Pam on "True Blood" is getting a promotion. Kristin Bauer, who plays blonde vampire Pam, Eric's (Alexander Skarsgard) wingwoman at vampire bar Fangtasia, has been promoted to a regular on the HBO series. Full Article at Hollywood Reporter
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HBO series "True Blood" is adding two more hunks to the fold for next season. Up-and-coming actor Theo Alexander and "Ugly Betty" heartthrob Grant Bowler have landed recurring roles on Alan Ball's vampire drama. Full Article at The Post Chronicle
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"True Blood" creator Alan Ball (R) poses with cast members (L-R) Michelle Forbes, Rutina Wesley and Deborah Ann Wall at the 25th Annual Television Critics Association Awards in Pasadena, California August 1, 2009. View Photo »
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It’s the fact that Alan Ball was attached to the project. When they first contacted me to tell me that they were doing a new series on vampires, I really wondered what it might look like. I even thought it was a joke! Then they told me that Alan Ball, who wrote and produced American Beauty and the HBO s...
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Up-and-coming actor Theo Alexander and "Ugly Betty's" Grant Bowler have landed recurring roles on Alan Ball's "True Blood." Full Article at Comingsoon.net
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The 30-year-old actor shared, “I auditioned for [Jason Stackhouse on] True Blood and couldn’t rock it to convince [creator] Alan Ball that that was my role. I didn’t get it and I was very bummed. Full Article at Just Jared
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 09: Actress Rutina Wesley (L) and creator/producer Alan Ball talk at the afterparty for the premiere of the 2nd season of HBO's 'True Blood' at the Paramount Theater on June 9, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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Dallas Cowboys cornerback Alan Ball (L-R), kicker David Buehler, wide receiver Patrick Crayton, and linebacker Steve Octavien celebrate Crayton's touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks during the first half of their NFL football game in Arlington, Texas November 1, 2009.
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There are a lot of gay characters in the books as you get further and further into them. We'll be introducing some of those gay characters this new season. We'll be meeting the vampire king of Mississippi and his long, long-term companion - and by long-term I mean really long-term - Talbot.
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It’s the fact that Alan Ball was attached to the project. When they first contacted me to tell me that they were doing a new series on vampires, I really wondered what it might look like. I even thought it was a joke! Then they told me that Alan Ball, who wrote and produced American Beauty and the HBO s...
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I was never into the vampire thing ... I never saw Buffy. I never read any Anne Rice novels. But vampires are sexy: it’s the penetration, the exchange of fluids ... they’re a very potent metaphor, especially for people who like to fantasise about being taken. What makes it OK is that vampires aren’t rea...
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I auditioned for [Jason Stackhouse on] True Blood and couldn’t rock it to convince [creator] Alan Ball that that was my role. I didn’t get it and I was very bummed. I couldn’t watch True Blood until now because now I have my own role. But before that, I was convinced I couldn’t play a vampire because I ...
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Rutina just nailed the part from the beginning. She traded the toughness for vulnerability. She was really strong, present and funny in her audition. I didn't see the actress, I saw Tara.
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Mate, it's HBO and it's the King. ...It's the chance to work for an Oscar-winner [series creator Alan Ball] and alongside an Oscar-winner [Anna Paquin].
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I love what Alan Ball did with Charlaine Harris’s books in True Blood
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