Showing posts with label Sleepy Hollow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sleepy Hollow. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 October 2014

Sleepy Hollow's Katrina Crane, Katia Winter: “Everyone has been really excited to find out what happens ”




​Supernatural hit Sleepy Hollow returns tonight at 9pm.
By Christa Ktorides on 15th October 2014

Supernatural hit Sleepy Hollow returns to Universal Channel tonight at 9pm and continues the adventures of Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison), resurrected in modern day America and partnered with cop Abbie Mills (Nicole Beharie).
Fresh out of purgatory Ichabod’s wife Katrina has been kidnapped by the Headless Horseman who just happens to be her former fiance, Abraham (Neil Jackson). DIY spoke to the Swedish born, and pleasingly giggly, actress Katia Winter who plays Katrina about what we can expect from Season Two.

Season Two is just about to start on Universal here, how has it been going down in the States?
Well actually. We have such a solid fan base from last season and everyone has been really excited to find out what happens to all the characters because they were all left in a bit of a pickle! 
Katrina’s out of purgatory which you must be pleased about…Oh God yeah! There’s going to be a lot of changes I think for my character which is good. It was so hard for them to write for me in Season One because I was in purgatory for the entire season. I always knew Season Two was going to be way better for me. So it’s good, I’m finally out although not in the way Katrina wants to be. At least I have some really good scenes with all these characters and there’s going to be a lot more in depth stuff with Ichabod and Katrina because you don’t really get to know them as a couple that much in Season One because there’s other things they have to cope with. Like the war and the apocalypse and all that!
Katrina has been kidnapped by her ex-fiance who is now one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse and we’ve discovered that her son is one too. What is it about her that attracts these guys who become servants of evil?I don’t know how she ended up in the middle of all this. She’s obviously a witch with powers and that probably has something to do with it and she’s been working undercover for a very long time with different people. If you do that for a while you’ll eventually end up in trouble. There’s a very interesting relationship forming between Headless and Katrina. She sees him as Abraham her former fiance so she obviously is trying to get him back to the good side. He actually didn’t do anything wrong to begin with. His finance left him for his best friend and then he turned to the evil side. If you look back there’s a good guy in there somewhere and I think Katrina remembers that and wants to bring that out  of him eventually.
You’ve got the wonderful John Noble playing your child…[Laughs] He calls me mummy all the time!
Presumably in Season Two you’re getting to work with more of the cast. Has the atmosphere on set changed? Does it feel more collaborative now?Yeah I think it’s a bit of a relief for Tom [Mison] and Nicole [Beharie] too, to kind of hand out the work load. It’s obviously going to be the Crane and Abbie duo still but it’s fun. I live with Lyndie Greenwood who plays Abbie’s sister but we haven’t met on the show which is weird, we’ve known each other for a year and half [laughs]. 
A lot of fans are hoping to see more magic from Katrina. Is that something we can look forward to in Season Two?My powers are loading, slowly! Her powers are a little bit weakened when she gets out but for sure there’s going to be more magic, especially towards the end of the season. 
Are you getting to do more stunts this season?Yeah there has been quite a bit actually. Not like crazy stunts or anything but there’s definitely been a little bit of fighting going on. It’s fun, I love doing that stuff myself. I have my stunt girl on set but she hardly gets used [laughs].
There are some fans who would like to see Ichabod and Abbie get together. That’s your husband, how do you feel about that?[Laughs] I’m not surprised because looking back at Season One there’s very little of Katrina and a lot of Abbie and Crane and they have amazing chemistry on screen. I can see that I think! Hopefully in Season Two there will be a lot more fans rooting for Ichabod and Katrina, especially towards the middle there’s a slow build. I think it’s going to be quite divided but I don’t mind it, they’re cute together! I don’t think Katrina is jealous thinking that they’re going to run off together and be romantic. I think she is more awkward at first as Ichabod is going to Abbie and confiding in her and I think that’s where the jealousy lies because they used to be such a good team and now he’s found this other woman to work with. So that’s a little awkward transition and it’s been fun to play with.
Speaking of awkward transitions how is Katrina coping with the modern world?I think a little bit better than Ichabod [laughs]. I mean she’s a witch and I think she’s used to taking on characters and playing different roles and blending in with the crowd and people around her but there are definitely going to be awkward moments. 
Are we going to see Katrina have more fun in Season Two? She’s not had the best time so far.Yeah a little bit. There’s definitely a lot more because she’s pulled in so many different directions. Her son is upset with her and there’s conflict between her and Crane and her and Headless and her and Abbie and everyone’s always upset with her and she’s always trying to save the world. Everything she does is for the greater good. But in between that there’s going to be some really lovely moments between Crane and Katrina and both of them dealing with modern day stuff which is fun and more light hearted.
Did you have any misgivings about signing on to a series? In the States you sign for about 7 seasons…I don’t think I actually understood when I signed the contract. Hardly any shows go on for 6 or 7 years you know? It rarely happens and when you sign the contract you don’t even know the pilot’s going to be picked up. I don’t think anyone really expected it [laughs] and now we’re like, “Okay! Season Two, Season Three…” It’s nice to have a break in between to do other things but I always get sad when I wrap something because you grow so close to people. So it’s nice to be able to go back to that. It’s like any job. Acting is so up and down, you’re always stressing about the next gig and TV is so stable in a way for an actor, you know? “Wow I have a job for 8 months.” It’s crazy, usually you work for two months and then, “What’s next?”
Your character gets to evolve and grow on a series. Are you putting much of yourself into Katrina?Yeah you get to know her as you go because you know the rough story arc throughout the season but you don’t really get the episodes until a couple of weeks before you start shooting. So there are always surprises here and there and you always learn new things about the character which keeps it interesting for sure.
Season Two of Sleepy Hollow starts Wednesday 15th October on Universal Channel at 9pm.


Tuesday, 10 June 2014

Video: 'Sleepy Hollow' stars keep it real amid the fantastical - Interview with LA Times

'Sleepy Hollow' stars keep it real amid the fantastical






Well, they didn’t explain how Ichabod Crane was going to get out of his well-buried coffin, or how Abbie Mills would escape from purgatory or even if her sister Jenny was dead or alive, but “Sleepy Hollow’s” power couple, Nicole Behari and Tom Mison, did take a break from filming their second season to visit The Times for a live online chat to talk about love, death, monsters and life on last fall’s big surprise hit.But don't worry if you missed them live, because they're still here for you talking about the history lessons they’ve learned (Benjamin Franklin took air baths!) from taking part in the series with the premise that seemed too crazy to succeed: Washington Irving’s Ichabod Crane awakens in the 21st century and teams with a local police officer to battle the Horseman he rendered headless, who turns out to be but one of the famous equestrian heralds of the Apocalypse. Behari and Mison also discussed the evolution of Abbie, the joy of working with John Noble and, of course, the shocking revelations of last night’s “Game of Thrones.” (Yes, even stars of other shows watch “Game of Thrones.”)
Just click on the video above to see what all they had to say.






Sunday, 11 May 2014

US TV Upfronts : Bloodbath 2014

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11 May 2014 | 
Over the last few days we’ve seen most of this year’s US TV renewals and cancellations announced, and a number of new shows put into production. In this first post, we look at the fates of the currently airing shows.
This time of year is never pretty for TV fans, as ‘freshmen’ shows get kicked to the curb, usually leaving the viewer with a lot of unanswered questions. Some manage to rise from the dead (thanks to Netfix/Amazon), but most are set to leave you hanging. Hopefully if you’ve followed our Renewals/Cancellations page over the past 12 months, you’ve managed to avoid getting too invested in a show that was obviously dangling over a precipice, but if not, prepare yourselves for BLOODBATH 2014!

The Biggest Loser


New TV Show Revolution
Revolution will not be televised

It’s fair to say, JJ Abrams and Bad Robot did not have a good season on the television front. Both their freshmen shows got canned, meaning no more Believe or Almost Human, the latter of which has only just started airing in the UK. Also NBC announced the revolution will not be televised, as Bad Robot’s 2nd season show Revolution was dropped. I’ll be sorry to see it go, but it had languished at the 50/50 mark all season, so it’s no great shock.
I’m sure JJ will be upset… then console himself by having a lightsaber battle with Luke Skywalker, and inviting Captain Kirk over for a game of Tridimensional Chess… followed by swimming through a vat of money, Scrooge McDuck style… (i’m just guessing). Bad Robot don’t currently have any new tv shows on the horizon for this season, leaving Person of Interest as their only tv show on air right now. Still… i’m sure they’ll find something to fill the time… Maybe something in a galaxy far far away… ;)

The Shocks


How the heck?...
How the heck?…

There were a couple of major shocks this season on the renewals side this season. First up, against all odds, Beauty & the Beast got a renewal, despite being one of the lowest rated shows on The CW (it’s US network). How? Well, could be international sales, or it could be someone at the network has a crush on Kristin Kreuk. Whatever the reason, well done B&tB for beating the odds in spectacular fashion!
The other surprise renewal was The Mentalist. It was thought that it’s struggling US ratings would see it end this year, but it seems CBS had other ideas, and wants at least 1 more season from the show.

Slaughter of the Innocents


No more Tomorrow People
No more Tomorrow People

This season was not a good year for freshmen tv, as large quantities of 1st year shows were culled, with 2 networks in particular responsible for most of the slaughter.
Fox was particularly brutal, only saving 2 out of 7 newborns. The excellent Sleepy Hollow, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine survived, but Rake, Enlisted, Dads, Surviving Jack, and the aforementioned Almost Human all got their marching orders.
NBC was equally harsh, killing off all but 2 of it’s new shows. Believe, Crisis, Growing Up Fisher, The Michael J. Fox Show, Sean Saves The World, Welcome To The Family, and Ironside all got canned, leaving only About A Boy and The Blacklist living to see another year.
Whilst things weren’t quite so bloody at The CW, it did also slip a dagger through the heart of The Tomorrow People and Star Crossed, but choosing to save The 100 and Reign.

To the Victors go the Spoils


Agents of SHIELD returns
Agents of SHIELD returns

It’s not all bad news though, as a number of shows managed to make it through the battle, and survive unscathed. From ABC, Agent’s of SHIELD will be returning for a 2nd season, along will a number of more mature shows, with Nashville, Scandal, Revenge, and Once Upon A Time (despite it no longer having a UK channel) all back for new seasons. Grimm, Hannibal, Parks & Recreation and Chicago Fire are all returning to NBC, and The Originals, Arrow, Vampire Diaries, and our beloved Supernatural (again a show with no UK home) all back thanks to The CW.

So what do you think? What shows are you happy are back, and what did you hate to see go? Let us know in the comments!
Click here to see the full list of Renewed and Cancelled TV Shows for the 2014 season.

Thursday, 27 March 2014

Sleepy Hollow’s Jenny Mills, Lyndie Greenwood takes Buzzfeeds Q&A

Tell Us About Yourself(ie): Lyndie Greenwood

Sleepy Hollow’s Jenny Mills takes our Q&A!posted on 
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What’s your wallpaper on your phone and/or computer?
My dog, Ripley.
When you walk into a bar, what do you typically order?
Gin and soda.
What’s the one word you are guilty of using too often?
“Sorry” (in a Canadian accent).
What is the last thing you searched for on Google?
DC Comics.
Who is the last person that called or texted you?
Lee Doud.
What one thing drives you absolutely crazy?
People clipping their nails in public.
What is one TV show you think everyone should be watching?
Sleepy Hollow (duh).
What is your favorite reality-show guilty pleasure?
My Cat from Hell.
What’s the first CD you bought?
No Doubt’s Tragic Kingdom.
Who is your current celebrity crush?
Jackson Galaxy.
Pick one: kittens or puppies?
Puppies.
New York or Los Angeles?
New York.
Comedy or drama?
Comedy.
Bacon or Nutella?
Bacon.
And finally: Tell us a secret.
You’d have to buy me a drink first.
Tell Us About Yourself(ie): Lyndie Greenwood

Photos: Katia Winter, Nikki Beharie and Lyndie Greenwood at Birmingham MCM Comic Con

Katia Winter, Nikki Beharie and Lyndie Greenwood - Birmingham MCM Comic Con - Day 2 - Birmingham, United Kingdom - Sunday 23rd March 2014


























Monday, 24 March 2014

Geektown Podcast 12: Interview with the Ladies Of Sleepy Hollow - geektown.co.uk

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23 Mar 2014 |

Interview with the Ladies Of Sleepy Hollow
Interview with the Ladies Of Sleepy Hollow

Whilst at Birmingham Comic Con this weekend, I had the opportunity to sit in on a round table discussion with the ladies from Sleepy Hollow, including Nicole Beharie (Lt. Abbie Mills, the police partner of Tom Mison’s Ichabod Crane), Katia Winter (Katrina Crane – Ichabod’s wife, who’s stuck in purgatory), and Lyndie Greenwood (Jenny Mills, the kick-ass sister of Abbie).
Sleepy Hollow is a modern day retelling of the classic Washington Irving story of Ichabod Crane, and his encounter with the Headless Horseman. In this version however, it’s Ichabod who beheads the horseman, only to be ‘killed’ in the process. Skip forward to modern day, and Crane awakes to find himself buried in a cave, a man out of time… After befriending Lt. Abbie Mills, the pair discover they are prophesied to be the ‘two witnesses’ to the Apocalypse. Deciding that’s probably not the best job in the world, the duo battle to quash the oncoming evil, and prevent the end of days.
Sleepy Hollow has recently finished airing on Universal in the UK, and is due back for a 2nd season in the Autumn.

Geektown Podcast 12: Interview with the Ladies Of Sleepy Hollow

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