source: StarWars.com
published: ecember 5, 2008
author: Bonnie Burton
As Spike (AKA William the Bloody) on the hit TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, and as Captain John Hart on Torchwood and Milton Fine on Smallville, actor James Marsters has a talent for playing anti-heroes and witty villains you can’t quite figure out until it’s too late. As Captain Argyus on Star Wars: The Clone Wars,…
source: whatson.delfi.lt
published: June 26, 2008
author: Rima Jūraitė
English translation by: Aidas Stankus (thank you a lot for the hard work)
In Lithuania was filmed a movie by Richard Dale “Moonshot” (“Moon photo”) :), which will remind us first Americans steps on the moon. Half and hour movie tape we will see in the cinema this autumn. UK Company “Dangerous Films Ltd.” in the movie “Moonshot” remakes history about three…
source: dwscifi.com
published: July 10, 2008
author: n/a
James Marsters has been a really busy guy lately. He’s returned to Smallville as Brainiac, taken on the role of Piccolo in the upcoming big screen version of Dragonball, had a recurring role on Torchwood, had a cameo as real-life serial killer Ted Bundy in the TV miniseries The Green River Killer and played a number of concerts in support of his new album, Like a Waterfall. Talking with the audience at Creation Entertainment’s Grand Slam convention in Burbank, California, Marsters talked about his latest projects and looked back at his time on Buffy.
source: Jump Square magazine (srpnové číslo)
english trascript: dbthemovie.com
published: July 7, 2008
What is the difference between the original and the live-action movie ?
JM: Definitely the story of this movie is different from the original. But it’s a necessary change because we need to condense the long story of the original for a movie. For example, some characters in the original don’t appear in the movie. And we try to give it a more gritty and graphic (realistic) feeling.
source: Torchwood magazine, issue 6
published: June 2009 (on sale June 19, 2008)
author: Sarah Herman
transcripted by: Deb (Thank you!) – forum CDS
From The Hellmouth to The Hub, Via Clark Kent’s sleepy home town in Smallville, James Marsters has travelled the world of cult TV, taking a guitar called Malcolm everywhere he goes.
source: comicmix.com
date: April 16, 2008
author: Jami Philbrick
It’s hard to keep a good vampire down… or the actor who plays one!
[EDITOR'S NOTE: You're about to read our special ComicMix report on the James Marsters panel and Q&A session at this year's Grand Slam: Sci-Fi Summit in Burbank, CA. If you'd like to know more about the convention, we also have a general roundup of the Sci-Fi Summit and a special report on the Star Trek panel and Q&A session, featuring "A Tale of Two Spocks." -RM]
source: whedonopolis.com
date: April 12, 2008
author: Patti Hutchens
It is a HOT day in Burbank, California, 95 degrees outside but for BtVS fans it is hotter indoors at Creation Entertainment’s Grand Slam. After a slizzlin’’ Spike/Buffy video, James Marsters hits the stage for his Q&A. The fans rush to line up at the microphones in anticipation of questioning their idol.
source: Digital Spy.co.uk
published: April 4, 2008
author: Ben Rawson-Jones (Cult Editor)
To paraphrase Captain Jack’s Buffy-inspired opening line to the series – hey kids, will you miss them? The shock deaths of Owen and Toshiko provided a fittingly dramatic end to an excellent finale to this vastly-improved second season of Torchwood.
source: dwscifi.com
published: April 1, 2008
autor: n/a
The Rift, the world’s first all-Torchwood convention, will be held on Saturday 26 April 2008 at Porchester Hall in Central London.
source: Digital Spy.co.uk
published: April 1, 2008
author: Neil Wilkes (Editor)
As the megalomaniac, pansexual Time Agent Captain John Harper, James Marsters has been a welcome addition to Torchwood’s much-improved second season. So far Captain John has been unsucessful in his attempts to bump off the team, despite having posioned Gwen, pushed Jack off the top of a building, and blown up a warehouse with them all inside. But with a truly devastating finale set for this Friday, will Captain John finally get his way? DS speaks to the cult legend Marsters to find out.
source: Radio Times.com
published: January 2008
author: n/a
Best known as rock ‘n’ roll vampire Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, James Marsters is the latest addition to the cast of Torchwood. He plays Time Agent Captain John Hart, the dark reflection of John Barrowman’s heroic Captain Jack.
source: TVGuide.com
published: January 30, 2008
author: Ileane Rudolph
In the first installment of our interview with James Marsters, he talked about his love life and his sizzling new turn on Torchwood. Here, he chats about his return to Smallville (Thursday at 8 pm/ET, the CW), his starring role in the live-action Dragonball movie, and why he plays bad and doesn’t want to be famous.
source: Digital Spy.co.uk
published: January 29, 2008
author: Ben Rawson-Jones (Cult Editor)
James Marsters has admitted that his Torchwood character Captain John is similar to the role he played on Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
In an exclusive interview with Torchwood Magazine, Marsters said: “In a lot of ways, this role is very much like Spike was in my first three episodes of Buffy. After those three episodes, Spike was always taken down a peg, because Joss [Whedon, Buffy showrunner] didn’t want the audience thinking he was cool.”
source: TV SerienHighlights (German magazine)
published: January 2008
author: Claudia-Janet Kaller
translated by: Nerys (nerys_ger)
James Marsters in our cinemas – An interview
James Marsters is worldwide mostly known for one role: Spike alias “William the Bloody” from the super-show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Marsters did something only David Boreanaz managed before him, he became the fans favorite with a role…
source: TVGuide.com
published: January 25, 2008
author: Ileane Rudolph
photo source: WB & BBC.co.uk
We’ll always have Spike, but James Marsters’ blond Buffy bloodsucker isn’t the only sci-fi character the actor wants to sink his teeth into. Marsters was happy to share his upcoming otherworldly projects with TV Guide, including his flamboyant turn on the Season 2 premiere of Torchwood….
source: guardian.co.uk
published: January 17, 2008
author: Daniel Martin
It’s back for a make-or-break second season, after a bumpy ride from sci-fi fans the first time around. Have they fixed the glitches?
source: Digital Spy.co.uk
published: January 16, 2008
author: Ben Rawson-Jones (Cult Editor)
“Bloody Torchwood,” seethes the pensioner in the delicious pre-credits sequence. It’s a view unlikely to be mirrored by the viewers, as the second season premiere is slicker, faster and funnier than previous efforts – but not without its flaws.
