So I’m one of the ‘Dollhouse’ fans who are really upset about the cancelation announcement. Is there any chance at all that you guys would consider moving it to another network?
“I don’t know. I mean, I’m going to say I don’t think so. I feel like we’re probably going to wrap it up for people at the end of this second season. We had time to sort of see where we wanted to close things off, but…I think this is going to be it. We’re really proud of it. And I feel like two seasons to live on is better than the one would have been. And we’re grateful for that, that we got to come back and play some more and bring some more to the fans.”
I had asked you a year or so ago if you’d want to do the ‘Dr. Horrible’ sequel when Joss Whedon does that. And you said yes. Is that still something you’d be interested in?
“Absolutely! If Joss calls me after this. [laughs] But no, really I would love to, and Jed (Whedon) and Maurissa (Tancharoen) are so talented and so much fun. And if we all… if it comes about, I would love to audition. [laughs]”
Credit: popeater.com
Eliza was once again out this month at a new event for he Us Weekly Hot Hollywood Event with Rick Fox Yesterday (Wednesday, November 18, 2009) at club Voyeur West Hollywood, California. A total of 045 MQ photos have bin added into the gallery, I will add more when they come online.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Appearances > 2009 > US Weekly’s Hot Hollywood 2009
Yet again one of Eliza’s new movies has bin given a new name this time it’s he Thacker Case, Its now called The Cover Up and again i think its new name is so much better then the old one. But to go with the new name there is a new poster and 002 new LQ stills bin added into the gallery.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Movie Productions > The Cover Up (2010) > Movie Stills
- Movie Productions > The Cover Up (2010) > Posters and Cover Art
Fox’s decision on “Dollhouse” isn’t a surprise, as the net had already yanked the show from its Friday slot during November sweeps. Show will return to the sked on Dec. 4 and run the nine remaining episodes in its order for the season. 20th Century Fox TV at present is in production on the Eliza Dushku starrer’s 11th episode.
“This gives Joss the opportunity to end in a significant way,” the network said in a statement.
“Dollhouse” narrowly avoided cancellation last spring after its first season; show has struggled this fall on Fridays, however — a night that Fox hasn’t found much success over the past decade.
Credit: Variety.com
I my self don’t no what to say on this other then dame you Fox.
Sorry that this is a little late, On the 5th of November Eliza when to the Breeders’ Cup Winners Circle Event in Los Angeles. A total of 027 MQ photos have bin added in from the event.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Appearances > 2009 > Breeders’ Cup Winners Circle Event
Last night Eliza attended the Heidi Klum’s 10Th Annual Halloween Party Presented by MSN and SKYY Vodka down in LA. Eliza as well did a update on her official Twitter with new photos of both her getting the makeup done and from inside the party. A total of 012 MQ photos from the party and 003 from Elia Twitter have bin added into the gallery, More to come!.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Appearances > 2009 > Klum’s 10th Annual Halloween Party Presented by MSN and SKYY Vodka
- Other/Misc. > Twitter Pics
I’ve just added into the gallery two new outtakes from the photoshoot that Eliza did for Venice Magazine. A bigs thanks go’s out to Katie for seting them in to me, Enjoy!
Edit: I have just added in two more.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Photoshoots > Outtakes > Photoshoot Session #41
The Trailer for Eliza new film Locked In has come online today. The film as you can see has had it’s name changed from Valediction to Locked In and to me the new name work’s so much better with the style of the film.
Synopsis
When a car accident leaves a father fighting for his daughter’s life, his journey for the pieces of the puzzle that will save her lead him to discover it’s actually his life that he is fighting for. In the film Dushku plays the daughter in the flashback scenes.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Movie Productions > Locked In (2009) > Trailer
GALLERY LINKS:
- Talk Shows and Interviews > Specials > Tv Guid Photo Shoot 09
After 18 Years of Acting, the Star of Joss Whedon’s “Dollhouse” Comes Into Her Own. As Echo/Caroline on Fox’s “Dollhouse,” Eliza Dushku is a different character every week, depending on what the clients who pay to have her programmed want. As Dushku sits in her trailer on the Fox lot to talk with Venice, we find there are some definite similarities between the actress and her TV alter-ego. Don’t get us wrong, no one is going to tell the independent and strong-willed Dushku what to do.
But the 28-year-old Boston native, who has CNN playing on a big screen in the background while she downloads the new Jay-Z on her computer when I enter the trailer, is by her own admission an amalgamation of different parts and people.
For starters, she is the daughter of a political science teacher in Boston who remains fiercely involved in politics. I first met her when we were both out at several events supporting John Kerry in 2004 and today she is turning attention to global matters as she tells tales of trips to Uganda to help women forced into being child soldiers. At the same time, there is the spirit of the defiant Faith she played on “Buffy, The Vampire Slayer,” and rebellious cheerleader Missy in the hit film, Bring It On. A one-time regular on the Hollywood nightlife circuit, she still likes to go out and dance and hit the clubs, though she says proudly all she ingests is her nicorette gum and sugar-free Red Bull.
Having literally stumbled into a career in acting when she tripped at her brother’s audition at the age of nine, Dushku has spent her life in front of the cameras, along the way enjoying standout work such as City by the Sea, where she played opposite James Franco and Robert De Niro, 2008’s winning comedy Bottle Shock, and her lead turn in last year’s The Alphabet Killer. Like many though, Dushku has wrestled with the ups and down of celebrity. Coming from “Buffy,” widely regarded as a TV classic, she went on to the underrated “Tru Calling,” a show that she tells us has some celebrity fans, but suffered a quick death. Now reunited with “Buffy” creator Joss Whedon on “Dollhouse,” Dushku is again finding herself in demand. And as she tells Venice, she is definitely enjoying it, all the while figuring out who Eliza Dushku is and where she’s going.
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