PaleyFest Features Moonlight Cast & Crew
March/19/2008 21:30 Filed in: Cast
Tuesday, April 22, 2008; 7:00 pm
The Paley Center For Media
465 North Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Ph #310 786 1000
Long live Mick St. John! Not that he has much choice. A reluctant vampire turned L.A. private eye—"If I can help others it might make up for what I am"—Mick (Alex O'Loughlin) is the tormented soul of CBS's revisionist first-year supernatural drama Moonlight. Join him and the rest of the show's cast and creative team for a screening and discussion, and see what really happens when vampires come out at night.
In Person: Joel Silver, Executive Producer; Alex O'Loughlin, "Mick St. John"; Sophia Myles, "Beth Turner"; Jason Dohring, "Josef Konstantin"; Shannyn Sossamon, "Coraline"
More Info:
http://www.paleycenter.org/events/ss-08spring/la-drama.htm
http://www.mtr.org/festivals/paleyfest2008/index.htm
The Paley Center For Media
465 North Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Ph #310 786 1000
Long live Mick St. John! Not that he has much choice. A reluctant vampire turned L.A. private eye—"If I can help others it might make up for what I am"—Mick (Alex O'Loughlin) is the tormented soul of CBS's revisionist first-year supernatural drama Moonlight. Join him and the rest of the show's cast and creative team for a screening and discussion, and see what really happens when vampires come out at night.
In Person: Joel Silver, Executive Producer; Alex O'Loughlin, "Mick St. John"; Sophia Myles, "Beth Turner"; Jason Dohring, "Josef Konstantin"; Shannyn Sossamon, "Coraline"
More Info:
http://www.paleycenter.org/events/ss-08spring/la-drama.htm
http://www.mtr.org/festivals/paleyfest2008/index.htm
Moonlight To Finish Season Without Show-Runner
February/22/2008 03:43 Filed in: Off-Site
The Hollywood Reporter has
indicated that Moonlight will finish it's 4
episode run without a show-runner:
"Executive producer Joel Silver and the writing team of CBS' "Moonlight" collectively will shepherd the four additional episodes of the freshman drama as showrunner/executive producer Chip Johannessen has exited.
The vampire drama is not expected to name a new showrunner for the four-episode order but will do so if the series is picked up for a second season."
Discuss this news in our Forum.
"Executive producer Joel Silver and the writing team of CBS' "Moonlight" collectively will shepherd the four additional episodes of the freshman drama as showrunner/executive producer Chip Johannessen has exited.
The vampire drama is not expected to name a new showrunner for the four-episode order but will do so if the series is picked up for a second season."
Discuss this news in our Forum.
Moonlight's Show-Runner Let Go?
February/21/2008 14:48 Filed in: Off-Site
TV Guide's Michael Ausiello is reporting on
his blog that Chip Johanessen, Moonlight's
show-runner, has been fired. The entry reads:
"More backstage drama at Moonlight — and the timing couldn't be worse. I'm told that Chip Johannessen has been let go as show-runner just as the freshman drama is fighting for a second season. The search is on for a replacement.
This is the second major regime change for the cult fave; over the summer Johannessen replaced David Greenwalt, who vacated his post for health reasons.
The behind-the-scenes upheaval may explain why Moonlight was conspicuously absent from CBS' litany of renewals last week. It's unclear what impact this will have on the four post-strike episodes that the network just commissioned, which are slated to begin airing on April 11. But rest assured, when I know you'll know."
Discuss this news in our Forum.
(Thanks to Kim Steen for the heads up!)
"More backstage drama at Moonlight — and the timing couldn't be worse. I'm told that Chip Johannessen has been let go as show-runner just as the freshman drama is fighting for a second season. The search is on for a replacement.
This is the second major regime change for the cult fave; over the summer Johannessen replaced David Greenwalt, who vacated his post for health reasons.
The behind-the-scenes upheaval may explain why Moonlight was conspicuously absent from CBS' litany of renewals last week. It's unclear what impact this will have on the four post-strike episodes that the network just commissioned, which are slated to begin airing on April 11. But rest assured, when I know you'll know."
Discuss this news in our Forum.
(Thanks to Kim Steen for the heads up!)