Rose
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Post by Rose on Apr 16, 2004 3:20:52 GMT -5
Has anyone ever heard whether Vincent D'Onofrio suggested Kathryn Erbe for her role on CI? (I haven't heard that.) I have wondered this because he co-starred with her husband Terry Kinney in That Championship Season. I thought maybe he got to know Kinney and Erbe and her work as a result. I have no information either way, I was just wondering if anyone ever read anything to this effect. Side note...Kinney was fantastic in TCS, he and Erbe sure are a talented couple. It would be fun if he were to guest star on CI. Fixed your title--MM  |
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Post by Rose on Apr 16, 2004 3:22:14 GMT -5
Oops, sorry for the typo in the original header.  |
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Post by Metella on Apr 16, 2004 6:35:06 GMT -5
On one of the promotional DVD's Erbe was interviewed and asked about how she got the part .....
While she mentioned some other things, agent & friend & getting the part very quickly before shooting; she did not mention Mr. D'Onofrio as being a part of the casting event.
I think this same interview has been replayed on the season 1 DVD collection (I haven't watched mine yet) so if you have that, you can watch it and get the info right from Erbe's mouth.
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Post by domenicaflor on May 10, 2004 23:40:02 GMT -5
I heard on another board that Terry Kinney will be starring in "CSI:New York" alongside another TCS co-star: Gary Sinise. (Sinise also starred alongside D'Onofrio in "Impostor".)
If so that is certainly an incentive for Ms. Erbe to stay in NY with LOCI, which is great news for her fans.
D.
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Post by trisha on May 11, 2004 7:42:58 GMT -5
Oh, If I had known that, I might have tuned in to that horrible CSI:Miami last night, as it was the introduction to the NY cast.
On a related note, USA chose to run Touching Evil against it last night, the maroons. I wonder if the spanking it received was enough to get the show back on Friday's, or if USA will opt for a regular Monday night beating.
I tuned in for my regular Monday night fix of American Chopper last night. It's the only "reality show" I can stand because they are actually doing something I find interesting.
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Post by Patcat on May 11, 2004 12:33:08 GMT -5
CSI:NEW YORK is actually doing most of its shooting on a set in LA with a few trips to New York for locations. Not that anyone will be able to tell if it's shot like other Jerry Bruckheimer productions (sorry, I really dislike the way his films and shows look and feel).
And TOUCHING EVIL is not doing as well as USA had hoped. The network was hoping for MONK like ratings, and it's not getting them. It's another show where I think there's too much style and not enough substance. The original from England was better, although I'm not as crazy about that one as some of my friends.
Pat (whose caffeine jolt from this morning is wearing off and that may be why I'm a little cranky)
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Post by trisha on May 13, 2004 8:35:22 GMT -5
We agree on both Bruckhiemer and Touching Evil, Patcat.
I have yet to see a Bruckhiemer movie I would be willing to fork out the cash for a ticket, and don't even bother renting a large percentage of them. I don't like any of his shows, either. Too much style and not enough substance is an understatement. Occasionally I would find something in CSI: Horatio interesting, but for the most part, the show was too terrible to be real. I love David Caruso, but I hate that show so much that I can't even have it on in the background with the volume off.
Touching Evil is almost as horrible. I still think Mr. Wolf should tear into USA for those promo's that say it's like CI, but better. The creator of that ad obviously either doesn't watch CI, or doesn't get it.
Oh yeah, topic....
Since both Terry Kinney and Gary Sinise are going to be in CSI:NY, I'll give it a shot, but if it sucks even half as bad as CSI:M, I'm not going to torture myself for them. I'm definitely not missing even a second of CI for it, so if it airs on Sunday @ 9, I'll wait for the reruns or miss it all together.
I wonder how it would feel for Kate and Terry to have their shows competing for the same time slot?
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Post by Patcat on May 13, 2004 10:36:06 GMT -5
Ooh, I see it now:
Detectives investigate when one member of an acting couple on competing shows dies mysteriously.
Pat
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Post by Patcat on May 13, 2004 10:38:34 GMT -5
I did pay to go see THE ROCK, which I thought was an ok example of a silly action film. It was redeemed by some good work by Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris, and David Morse. But it has to be one of the loudest movies ever made.
Pat
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Post by NikkiGreen on May 13, 2004 13:43:09 GMT -5
I believe CSI: New York is going to be on Wednesday nights, against the mothership!
The Sunday night movies have always been a staple at CBS and most of them do really well in the ratings.
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Post by trisha on May 14, 2004 11:30:27 GMT -5
Oh, well I can't dump the mothership, either. I guess I'll have to catch it in reruns. What a bold move by Bruckhiemer, though, eh?
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