True Detective - Season 2 on air now
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Plus Keira is stupid actresses , unless the role is of a druggie then she will look fineMehh seen keira already !
Well Rachel McAdams is closing in on the role. Although I don't think anything can beat Alexandra Daddario nude scene.
‘True Detective': Rachel McAdams Closes In On Female Lead Role (Exclusive)
‘True Detective': Rachel McAdams Closes In On Female Lead Role (Exclusive)
agreed , but seeing her nude will be charm to , may be some hot scene with Collin farrelWell Rachel McAdams is closing in on the role. Although I don't think anything can beat Alexandra Daddario nude scene.
‘True Detective': Rachel McAdams Closes In On Female Lead Role (Exclusive)
Sorry, I should have clarified. I know Vince Vaughn was playing "the shady sounding businessman", I was actually talking about the 2nd male lead role for which Taylor Kitsch was being eyed for.
well she got too many leaks 2 b in non nude plus will farrel and alba lol tht wll suck
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the reply is above xD
oh really xD haha ok now thts a different story lol , i was like wtf is will farrel doing here lol
[h=1]‘True Detective’ Season 2 Casts ‘Dexter’ Alum C.S. Lee[/h]
Now with production underway, the journey of True Detective’s second season casting has finally come to an end… for its main characters anyway. The cast of the crime drama anthology series’ sophomore season is led by Colin Farrell, Rachel McAdams, Taylor Kitsch, and Vince Vaughn, with folk such as Kelly Reilly (Black Box) taking on key supporting roles.
While the show may have found its new leads, it’s far from done searching for supporting characters to fill in the gaps; and one of the latest hires is no amateur to the premium cable TV show game, either.
According to THR, C.S. Lee has signed on for a recurring role in the new season of show-runner/series writer Nic Pizzolatto’s broody crime drama. Best known for his work on Dexter as lab tech and work buddy Masuka, Lee will play Richard Geldof, a state attorney general with, reportedly, specific political ambitions. The character is further described in the THR report as being “smooth and polished [as well as] well-spoken and intelligent, with an unmoored moral compass.”
It’s an interesting choice given how little Lee’s been seen since the end of Dexter; he’s since only occasionally popped up in one-off roles for series such as Blue Bloods and Criminal Minds. However, Lee is a highly successful actor that, as we know, can play slimy extremely well. So, if the goal of his new role is to display a politician that lacks a sense of morality, we have no doubt he’ll be able to pull it off without issue.
As for the series itself, it appears True Detective may not be the holy grail of movie actors just yet. HBO spent months courting major stars in a push that backfired the moment Matthew McConaughey failed to nab a best actor Emmy for his work in season one. Odds are good that was the network’s selling point to many of the A-list talent it was courting, “you come here, give us six months and we’ll give you an Emmy.” The second that fact became a falsehood, much of the network’s leveraging power was gone.
What the network should have done is gone after another actor that was in need of a dramatic push after years of sitting on the Hollywood sidelines; Nicolas Cage, for example, would have been an interesting choice. It’s something the series could have become known for instead of being the headquarters of second place casting (Kitsch was no one’s first choice).
True Detective season two premieres in summer 2015 on HBO.
Source: THR
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While the show may have found its new leads, it’s far from done searching for supporting characters to fill in the gaps; and one of the latest hires is no amateur to the premium cable TV show game, either.
According to THR, C.S. Lee has signed on for a recurring role in the new season of show-runner/series writer Nic Pizzolatto’s broody crime drama. Best known for his work on Dexter as lab tech and work buddy Masuka, Lee will play Richard Geldof, a state attorney general with, reportedly, specific political ambitions. The character is further described in the THR report as being “smooth and polished [as well as] well-spoken and intelligent, with an unmoored moral compass.”
It’s an interesting choice given how little Lee’s been seen since the end of Dexter; he’s since only occasionally popped up in one-off roles for series such as Blue Bloods and Criminal Minds. However, Lee is a highly successful actor that, as we know, can play slimy extremely well. So, if the goal of his new role is to display a politician that lacks a sense of morality, we have no doubt he’ll be able to pull it off without issue.
As for the series itself, it appears True Detective may not be the holy grail of movie actors just yet. HBO spent months courting major stars in a push that backfired the moment Matthew McConaughey failed to nab a best actor Emmy for his work in season one. Odds are good that was the network’s selling point to many of the A-list talent it was courting, “you come here, give us six months and we’ll give you an Emmy.” The second that fact became a falsehood, much of the network’s leveraging power was gone.
What the network should have done is gone after another actor that was in need of a dramatic push after years of sitting on the Hollywood sidelines; Nicolas Cage, for example, would have been an interesting choice. It’s something the series could have become known for instead of being the headquarters of second place casting (Kitsch was no one’s first choice).
True Detective season two premieres in summer 2015 on HBO.
Source: THR
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haha MASUKA
[h=1]‘True Detective’: Vince Vaughn Talks Season 2; More Set Images Released[/h]
Production is ongoing for season two of True Detective, HBO’s critically-acclaimed anthology crime/drama series that was created by Nic Pizzolatto and premiered last year. Images from the set emerged online this week, depicting the new season’s leads – Colin Farrell, Rachel McAdams, and Taylor Kitsch – embroiled in a gunfight of sorts in downtown Los Angeles. Additional images from the ongoing L.A.-based True Detective shoot are now available; though again, none of them feature the other key player in this season of the show, Vince Vaughn.
The actor will take a break from his well-known fast-talking comedic style for Pizzolatto’s detective story, where he will portray Frank Semyon: a Californian “career criminal” who attempts to become a legitimate businessman. Semyon’s efforts to go legit are upended by the murder of his business partner: the person whose mysterious death ends up bringing together three capable, but troubled detectives (Farrell, McAdams, and Kitsch), as part of the investigation.
Vaughn, when interviewed by Playboy, revealed that he approached Pizzolatto to have him script a film adaptation of the 1970s TV series The Rockford Files, only to learn the writer was already working on another L.A. crime drama, in True Detective season two; this, in turn, led to the pair collaborating on the latter project.
Here’s what Vaughn said, when asked if he’s nervous about having a high bar to clear, set by True Detective‘s debut season:
Vince Vaughn as FBI agent Peter Novak in ‘The Cell’
True Detective season two should indeed be quite different than season one (as Vaughn claimed); something that’s already evident in not just the casting selections for season two, but also in the choice to have director Justin Lin (Fast & Furious 6) set the tone/look of the season by helming the first two episodes. Cary Abuses will lead to banunaga’s moody direction for season one allow the series to provide an often nightmarish vision of a Southern neo-noir, whereas season two (by the sound of it) may draw inspiration from the rich history of L.A. Noir stories that’ve been told going back to the 1940s.
True Detective season two also boasts an impressive supporting cast, prepared to bring Pizzolatto’s characters to life from the written page. That includes Kelly Reilly (Black Box) as Frank Semyon’s equally knowledgable wife, Jordan Semyon, as well as C.S. Lee (Dexter) as Richard Geldof: California’s state attorney general – who, like most every other character on the series, will have some darkness lingering beneath his respectable facade.
All that said, it remains to be seen how True Detective turn out quality-wise, compared to the show’s acclaimed first season. If nothing else, it does sound as though we’re in for something of a different experience this time around, which ought to keep the show all the more interesting to watch.
True Detective season two is expected to premiere on HBO in Summer 2015.
Source: Coming Soon, Playboy
The actor will take a break from his well-known fast-talking comedic style for Pizzolatto’s detective story, where he will portray Frank Semyon: a Californian “career criminal” who attempts to become a legitimate businessman. Semyon’s efforts to go legit are upended by the murder of his business partner: the person whose mysterious death ends up bringing together three capable, but troubled detectives (Farrell, McAdams, and Kitsch), as part of the investigation.
Vaughn, when interviewed by Playboy, revealed that he approached Pizzolatto to have him script a film adaptation of the 1970s TV series The Rockford Files, only to learn the writer was already working on another L.A. crime drama, in True Detective season two; this, in turn, led to the pair collaborating on the latter project.
Here’s what Vaughn said, when asked if he’s nervous about having a high bar to clear, set by True Detective‘s debut season:
Honestly, no, because Nic Pizzolatto is such a great writer, and so much of this is driven by his stories. I thought Woody [Harrelson] and Matthew [McConaughey] did an exceptional job with the first season. This one’s very different, though. It’s a totally different story, with its own characters. The thing that’s consistent is the richness of the characters and the quality of the material. That was Louisiana. This is a California-based story, and it was kind of birthed from here. A lot of it is set in Los Angeles. I really like my character. Nic is so great about investigating characters and their complexities in an authentic and engaging way. I want to watch this show not because I’m in it but as a fan of the material.
True Detective season two should indeed be quite different than season one (as Vaughn claimed); something that’s already evident in not just the casting selections for season two, but also in the choice to have director Justin Lin (Fast & Furious 6) set the tone/look of the season by helming the first two episodes. Cary Abuses will lead to banunaga’s moody direction for season one allow the series to provide an often nightmarish vision of a Southern neo-noir, whereas season two (by the sound of it) may draw inspiration from the rich history of L.A. Noir stories that’ve been told going back to the 1940s.
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[h=2]Click for True Detective Season 2 Set Photos[/h]-
Lin’s involvement also suggests True Detective‘s vision of the City of Angels will have a more contemporary edge to it. So much is likewise indicated by these early set photos, depicting Farrell and Kitsch brandishing firearms and fitted with proper bullet-proof vests, in the sequence(s) being filmed. That visual style should make for an interesting combination with Pizzolatto’s writing, which is expected to carry over the philosophical content and “richness of the characters” (as Vaughn puts it) that made season one’s storyline so popular at that.
True Detective season two also boasts an impressive supporting cast, prepared to bring Pizzolatto’s characters to life from the written page. That includes Kelly Reilly (Black Box) as Frank Semyon’s equally knowledgable wife, Jordan Semyon, as well as C.S. Lee (Dexter) as Richard Geldof: California’s state attorney general – who, like most every other character on the series, will have some darkness lingering beneath his respectable facade.
All that said, it remains to be seen how True Detective turn out quality-wise, compared to the show’s acclaimed first season. If nothing else, it does sound as though we’re in for something of a different experience this time around, which ought to keep the show all the more interesting to watch.
True Detective season two is expected to premiere on HBO in Summer 2015.
Source: Coming Soon, Playboy
True Detective Trailer (Season 2 Tease) - IMDb
“True Detective” Gets a Premiere Date
We’ve been waiting so long for significant details about season two of “True Detective” that HBO’s release today, which includes the first trailer, four photos and a premiere date (Sunday, June 21!) made us want to collapse on a fainting couch and light up a Marley.
Mind you, the trailer is just a tease. But the glimpse it affords of Rachel McAdams as Ventura County Sheriff’s detective Ani Bezzerides gives a person hope that season two’s female characters will be written with as much depth as the men. Vince Vaughn, Colin Farrell, and Taylor Kitsch all look dangerous and brood fabulously in this minute-long first look, but McAdams also carries herself like Ani can hold her own just fine.
Here’s the season two description, taken from HBO’s press release:
“A bizarre murder brings together three law-enforcement officers and a career criminal, each of whom must navigate a web of conspiracy and betrayal in the scorched landscapes of California. Colin Farrell is Ray Velcoro, a compromised detective in the all-industrial City of Vinci, LA County. Vince Vaughn plays Frank Semyon, a criminal and entrepreneur in danger of losing his life’s work, while his wife and closest ally (Kelly Reilly), struggles with his choices and her own. Rachel McAdams is Ani Bezzerides, a Ventura County Sheriff’s detective often at odds with the system she serves, while Taylor Kitsch plays Paul Woodrugh, a war veteran and motorcycle cop for the California Highway Patrol who discovers a crime scene which triggers an investigation involving three law enforcement groups, multiple criminal collusions, and billions of dollars.”
“True Detective” Gets a Premiere Date
We’ve been waiting so long for significant details about season two of “True Detective” that HBO’s release today, which includes the first trailer, four photos and a premiere date (Sunday, June 21!) made us want to collapse on a fainting couch and light up a Marley.
Mind you, the trailer is just a tease. But the glimpse it affords of Rachel McAdams as Ventura County Sheriff’s detective Ani Bezzerides gives a person hope that season two’s female characters will be written with as much depth as the men. Vince Vaughn, Colin Farrell, and Taylor Kitsch all look dangerous and brood fabulously in this minute-long first look, but McAdams also carries herself like Ani can hold her own just fine.
Here’s the season two description, taken from HBO’s press release:
“A bizarre murder brings together three law-enforcement officers and a career criminal, each of whom must navigate a web of conspiracy and betrayal in the scorched landscapes of California. Colin Farrell is Ray Velcoro, a compromised detective in the all-industrial City of Vinci, LA County. Vince Vaughn plays Frank Semyon, a criminal and entrepreneur in danger of losing his life’s work, while his wife and closest ally (Kelly Reilly), struggles with his choices and her own. Rachel McAdams is Ani Bezzerides, a Ventura County Sheriff’s detective often at odds with the system she serves, while Taylor Kitsch plays Paul Woodrugh, a war veteran and motorcycle cop for the California Highway Patrol who discovers a crime scene which triggers an investigation involving three law enforcement groups, multiple criminal collusions, and billions of dollars.”
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