James Marsters Press Archive

source: SFX Magazine – SFX Vampire special, issue #39
scans: Gallery
published: June 2009
author: Jayne Nelson
transcribed by: Deb (thank you)

It’s official!! Spike is the greatest screen vampire of all time. In an all new interview the ever humble James Marsters tells Jayne Nelson that it was the writing that made Spike so memorable ( though the cheekbones probably helped)

Source: Interview mit James Marsters
Published: May 9, 2010
Author: Hanna Huge & Christian Junklewitz
Překlad: Buffy

Uvidíme ťa v pilote k remaku “Hawaii-five-O”. Je už hotový?

Projekt sa nachádza vo svojej finálnej fáze. Pred pár dňami ma ešte potrebovali kvôli zopár doplňujúcim audio-nahrávkam hlasu, ale teraz sa už projekt nachádza na konci post-produkcie. Hlavného hrdinu hrá Alex O’Loughlin. Je to Austrálčan a skvelý chlap.

Source: Heraldsun.com.au
Published: April 15, 2010
Author: Neala Johnson

JAMES Marsters – the man best known to millions of Buffy the Vampire obsessives as Spike – is in Melbourne to attend the Supanova Pop Culture Expo at the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds from Friday April 16 -Sunday April 18.

Source: couriermail.com.au
Published: April 7, 2010
Author: Jody MacGregor

JAMES MARSTERS, best known for his role as the vampire Spike in Buffy, talks to JODY MACGREGOR about how far back his love of sci-fi conventions goes.

Source: If magazine.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: Abby Bernstein

Herec mluví o své hostující roli v seriálu Caprica stanice SyFy, Smallville, o novinkách a o své klíčové postavě z Buffy/Angela, Spikovi.

Pokud potřebujete herce pro postavu, která zůstane jak dynamická, tak charismatická, zatímco se bude dopouštět sporných, eventuálně i trestuhodných činů…

Source: If magazine.com
Published: March 8, 2010
Author: Abby Bernstein

The actor talks about stage, music, his favorite works of science-fiction and why some Twilight fans don’t like Buffy.

In the second half of our exclusive interview with James Marsters, he talks more about his role as…

Source: If magazine.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: Abby Bernstein

The actor talks about his recurring role on the Syfy series, Smallville, the news and his seminal Buffy/Angel character Spike.

If you need an actor to play a character who remains dynamic and charismatic while committing some questionable, perhaps even reprehensible, deeds, especially if your alma mater as a writer is Buffy The Vampire Slayer…

Source: Iesb.net
Published: March 8, 2010
Author: Christina Radish

James Marsters has become best known for playing the cool bad guy in such popular genre series as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Smallville and BBC’s Torchwood. Now, he can add the monotheistic terrorist Barnabas on the SyFy drama Caprica to the list.

Source: Movieweb.com
Published: March 8, 2010
Author: n/a

Actor James Marsters will make his debut as Barnabus Greely, an enigmatic and dangerous leader in the monotheist world on the upcoming Caprica episode, “Know Thy Enemy”. Excited about his series’ appearance, Marsters dropped by to chat about the experience. Here’s what he had to say:

Source: Newsrama.com
Published: March 7, 2010
Author: Jenna Busch

One of the things that really grabs you about a character is when you never really know if they’re good or bad. It worked for Raistlin in the Dragonlance novels, right? And it certainly worked for Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Source: Chicago Now.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: Curt Wagner

James Marsters loves science fiction, possibly as much as fans love him…

Source: MediaBlvd.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: James Iaccino

James Marsters has a long and distinguished history of playing the cool bad guy in science fiction genere shows. These roles include Spike in Buffy/Angel, Braniac in Smallville, and Captain John in Torchwood, among many others…

Source: Television Without Pity.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: Zach Oat

James Marsters knows what he likes, and he knows what people like to see him in. From Buffy to Angel to Smallville to Torchwood, he’s made legendary appearances on some of the greatest science-fiction…

Source: Airlock Alpha.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: Michael Hinman

James Marsters. James Marsters. James Marsters. James Marsters. James Marsters.

It’s not that I simply like writing that name. But I know if I keep saying James Marsters, then we’ll get a traffic boost from people looking for

Source: Airlock Alpha.com
Published: March 5, 2010
Author: Michael Hinman

Science-fiction has always tried to take a position of creating allegories of what we’re experiencing in our own environment, and “Caprica” has a very special message it’s trying to share, according to its newest guest star, James Marsters.

Source: The DeadBolt.com
Published: March 4, 2010
Author: Troy Rogers

Although many TV fans out there still love James Marsters from his role as Spike on the popular Buffy the Vampire Slayer series, Marsters has matured as an actor as a new crop of TV vampires…

Source: Pinkraygun.com
Published: March 4, 2010
Author: transcripted from audio by NBC

Pink Raygun was invited to a Q & A session with James Marsters in support of his guest starring role on Syfy’s Caprica. Transcript after the jump.

Source: USA Weekend.com
Published: March 4, 2010
Author: Brian Truitt

No one gives back to fandom with his colorful TV characters quite like James Marsters. The actor rose to geek infamy in the late 1990s playing the deliciously malevolent blond vampire Spike opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar on Buffy the Vampire Slayer…

Zdroj: Spoiler TV.com
Uveřejněno: 3. března 2010
Autor: Deanna Lynne

Dnes jsem měla vzácnou poctu zúčastnit se telefonické konference s Jamesem Marstersem (Buffy, Angel, Torchwood) v očekávání jeho nové role (Barnabas Greeley) v Caprice, stanice SyFy. Zde je několik ukázek před tím, než uveřejním celý přepis.

Source: poptimal.com
Published: March 4, 2010
Author: Keshaunta Moton

How excited was I to participate in a teleconference with James Marsters, O, he of Buffy and Angel fame and spiked, ice blond hair, the English accented undead? Incredibly! How frustrated was I when, in spite of all my attempts, I could not get through to ask him a single question? Very.