Season 2 – First transmission on Tuesday January 12th, 2010
Series Two opens with Abby held by Whitaker and Fiona at the Lab. She learns that the scientists have avoided infection and are looking desperately for a vaccine which they believe her unique immune system will generate…
Mila Kunis portrays Solara, the step-daughter of Carnegie (Gary Oldman), the head of a makeshift town filled with criminals and killers. Her she talks about her character, stunt work and what she would she feel like in a post apocalypse survival world…
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand - Andy Whitfield on bonding with gladiator Crixus: Andy Whitfield was born in Amlwch, Wales, became a model and found success as an... 
The Last Song - How Liam Hemsworth was made to look stupid: Better known in his native Australia and in the UK, where they play the soap ope... 
Spartacus: Blood and Sand - Lucy Lawless: Devious and manipulative, the character couldn’t be more different than the on... 
Spartacus: Blood and Sand: Season 1, First episode transmission on Friday January 22nd, 2010
Spartacus i... 
The Vampire Diaries - Executive Producer Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec on the future of their successful series: It’s only February and The CW has already renewed its cult hit The Vampire Dia... 
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 - First Look: Warner Bros have released the first picture from the last book to be filmed. The... 
The Runaways - The real life Joan Jett and Cherie Currie relive their past: The Runaways is the story of an all-female rock group starring Kristen Stewart a... 
Spartacus: Blood and Sand - Steven S DeKnight: He’s written and produced for some of the most successful series on TV, includ... 
The Runaways - Kristen Stewart tackles a new challenging role: In 1975, Joan Jett became the heart and soul of the seminal all girl band, The R... Copyright © Film Review online 2010 | Not for reproduction | All rights reserved
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