Posts Tagged ‘appearances’

I am still updat­ing this web­site so it might be a few days until it is com­plete again, plus includ­ing new screen cap­tures of all TV shows and movies that Michaela has appeared in, it is quite dif­fi­cult to get hold of.

I have added a new cat­e­gory Talk shows and inter­views which I am now cur­rently screen captured.

269 Screen Cap­tures Hol­ly­wood 411 — 8th Oct 2008

4:30–5:30 Bones? Join the entire cast (David Bore­anaz, Emily Deschanel, Michaela Con­lin, Tamara Tay­lor, John Fran­cis Daley) and cre­ators Hart Han­son and Barry Joseph­son for an hour of behind-the-scenes secrets and the chance to ask them every­thing you always wanted to know about the hit Fox drama. Ball­room 20

With tonight mark­ing the sea­son finale of BONES [8PM FOX and GLOBAL TV in Canada], theTVaddict.com wanted to be sure to remem­ber to post the fan­tas­tic chat we had with BONES Star Michaela Con­lin a while back. Actu­ally, make that a long while back as this inter­view actu­ally took place in Sep­tem­ber. So keep that in mind when I’m ask­ing ques­tions about what’s in store for Angela’s character!So nice to meet you, I’ve already inter­viewed T.J. and Eric, the cast of BONES have been so incred­i­bly nice.Michaela Con­lin: We’re very nice in per­son… but behind closed doors [laughs]You must have a great time on set.We do, it’s a really great group. Aside from Tamara who was added after the pilot, we’ve been together since day one.Before BONES, I remem­ber your work on MDs. Is it at all bizarre do start a series, do so much hard work and press and than have it can­celled so suddenly?I booked MDs right when I arrived in LA from New York. Then the show went off the air [after ten episodes] which was a really good thing to have hap­pen. You ‘get it’ really early. You don’t waste your money, you don’t hang out with the wrong peo­ple. MDs was an amaz­ing cast on ABC on Wednes­day night. But you learn that there are so many fac­tors that go into it and it’s a lot of luck. Yeah the show has to be good, but there are a lot of things that have to hap­pen. The coun­try needs to be ready to see what you’re putting out and it’s really hard to predict.

In this sur­pris­ingly sophis­ti­cated riff on ani­mated fairy-tale movie cliches, a chirpy ani­mated princess is ban­ished to the real world of New York City, where there are no hap­pily ever-afters.Beautiful, kind­hearted Giselle (Amy Adams) is about to marry hand­some Prince Edward (James Mars­den) when Edward’s wicked step­mother, evil Queen Narissa (Susan Saran­don), steps in, shov­ing unsus­pect­ing Giselle into a deep well that opens onto a busy Times Square street. Poor trust­ing Giselle, with her poofy wed­ding dress and sunny dearth of street smarts, is quickly robbed, drenched by the inevitable sud­den squall, and reduced to knock­ing on the door of a bill­board illus­tra­tion of a cas­tle, look­ing like a bona fide crazy lady. For­tu­nately, fate deliv­ers her into the reluc­tant cus­tody of divorced divorce lawyer Robert (Patrick Dempsey), whose lit­tle daugh­ter, Mor­gan (Rachel Covey), loves all things princess and per­suades daddy to keep her, at least tem­porar­ily. Giselle’s pres­ence dis­rupts every aspect of Robert’s life, start­ing with his plan to pro­pose to sassy Nancy (Idina Men­zel), his girl­friend of five years: Nancy, not unnat­u­rally, is furi­ous to find a naked girl in her boyfriend’s shower. Giselle also puts a seri­ous crimp in Robert’s ongo­ing efforts to teach Mor­gan that real life is not a Dis­ney movie, and that it’s bet­ter to be smart, cau­tious and self-reliant than to sit around hum­ming “Some­day My Prince Will Come.” In fact, she starts to make him doubt his own rue­ful cyn­i­cism, even as he tells him­self there must be an expla­na­tion for the way a sim­ple walk in Cen­tral Park with Giselle becomes a full-scale musi­cal pro­duc­tion num­ber, or how she got that pair of coo­ing doves to fly over to Nancy’s place bear­ing a heart-shaped flower wreath.Though ENCHANTED casts a wide net, its most obvi­ous influ­ence is SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARVES (1937), from Sarandon’s busty evil queen to the poi­soned apples with which her hench­man (Tim­o­thy Spall) tries to poi­son Giselle. And rightly so: SNOW WHITE is the well­spring from which all sub­se­quent Dis­ney ani­ma­tion springs. With the excep­tion of a super­sweet end­ing that ignores the hard truth at the heart of the best fairy tales ? that happy end­ings come at a real price ? ENCHANTED works on every level. The script is gen­uinely clever (love the rats, pigeons and giant cock­roaches who respond to Giselle’s call for ani­mal friends to help clean Robert’s apart­ment), old Dis­ney hands Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz deliver spot-on pas­tiches of the blandly pleas­ant songs on which their careers were built, and the cast con­sis­tently opts for sub­tlety rather than coarse farce. Spe­cial kudos to Adams, who nails the dis­tinc­tive body lan­guage of Disney’s spunky good girls and man­ages to make Giselle’s relent­less opti­mism seem charm­ing rather than a sign of men­tal defi­ciency. –Mait­land McDonagh

Hol­ly­wood Gala For Farm Sanc­tu­ary — 8 SEP 2007 Sum­mer TCA Tour — Day 13 — 22 JULY Bones Panel Dis­cus­sion — May 21

World Pre­miere of Disney’s Enchanted-Arrivals — 17 Nov

Fox Fall Eco-Casino Party — Arrivals — Sep 24

I will be tran­script­ing this and screen­cap­tur­ing it at the same time.Enjoy

Added to the gallery (New appear­ances images of Michaela! SQUEEL!!!):FOX TCA Party — 23 July Enjoy :laughing:

2007 Fox All-Star Win­ter TCA Party — Arrivals — Jan 21