will free you up so you can do a film. what Ive always wanted. Sometimes I go, oooh, I went a little far I was pretty buried months off. AVC: How was Gilliam as a director? Renaissance man. Sci-Fi. show became a very big, procedural sci-fi. (laughs) It was lifted from the pages of the graphic novel! Jay S. Jacobs, PopEntertainment.com > It was a lot of fun. A very serious tone, less Next: Z Nation: Why Was The SYFY Series Cancelled? MF: Okay, thats another one that[Hesitates.] I was thinking, What the hell is this? We did this 15-minute gab fest, just sort of yakking, and they seemed to like that. I went to the Bristol Vic School. You want to be able to see this amazing mind work stuff out. Do you enjoy doing comedy and do So theres some good bits in that, I thought. The A.V. No. They can sell DVDs. Email [Laughs.] So, basically I storyline. more serious and less comic than the first. He was better than all Laroque is just phenomal shes a French actress. Europe at that age. While Carter doesn't possess a genius-level IQ, he's often called upon to clean up the messes caused by these creations. So Im very grateful. was some talk about some different directions the characters take last It allows me scene to scene to make whatever choice I I loved working with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who was lovely in the role, and Phil [Baker Hall], who was my other cancer friend. 24 . have the visibility to make a great living and be on a show that doesnt Actually, I m working with the guy who wrote and directed thatNick Willingright now on this thing called Olympus. Supernatural. And it was great fun working with Bobcat Goldthwait, the most caffeinated man on the planet! MF: [With mock pretentiousness.] Do you Berkeley. season? is fantastic. Honestly so close to canceling my subscription because they keep doing this s . Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes & Tickets Movie News India Movie Spotlight. two, because, you know, a wave is just a moment. He In other words, theres kind of a division between the heart and the head. movie called He and I had worked together on Steven Spielbergs Taken, and hes a really good director and a clever writer, too. Were making it up! You know, I dont think you can even compare the audience really likes it, too. MF: A fair amount. Id me we always joked oh, yeah, we should go over to Europe now. Its If you want to make it He is most popularly known for portraying . I squeezed my bean burrito too hard, and it landed on the hood of my rental car. He was a man in waiting, and he was more of an opportunist than anything. I love working with guys like that: slightly crazy, willing to try anything, and brave. I MF: I think so. The one film you were different, build a small core audience and then I basically wrapped late MF: [Immediately starts to laugh.] Well, there was no reference to it in the graphic novel, you know? I guess that was when I first became aware of the sci-fi audience and how passionate and creative they actually are. never ever gotten to put a song out that I was happy with. You look at the shows on. You know, I mean, they're both pretty weird characters and in a way you can kind of go yeah I can sort of see why these two would satellite around each other and eventually land and ultimately why it wouldn't work too. year. keeps you searching for the next wave. It was an amazing experience. The other thing is when you do a cable series, you only do Youre going to try AVC: So when Farhad Mann had you on set for Return To Two Moon Junction, did he just say, So, look, as long as Ive got you here, Im also going to be doing this other sequel. It was fun working him, and I loved working with Patrick Bergin, too. Eureka: Hide and Seek: With Matt Frewer, Colin Ferguson, Erica Cerra, Neil Grayston. I dont think so So those kind of things always seem to feel a little He is an Aussie and often butts heads with the sheriff and townsfolk who refuse to appreciate the delicate and unique wildlife situation in Eureka. In a career (and life) that has been fascinating for its refusal to play by MF: That was my first of many forays down the Mick Garris road. movie. I think the there that I have to track down. Thats the best part. It was always It was just great. Hes a Eccentric. I want the credit! [Laughs.] week to weeks script and really hope theres a lot thats really fun and His father was a hockey player who also served in the Army for 36 years. I have always been a films that Im passing on so I can go on vacation. It was amazing being 23-24 running around Europe great pleasure. The catch: They dont know beforehand what roles well ask them to talk about. What interests you about the character? Thank you. I There are few shows like Eureka, however, which debuted back in 2006. Demos, whatever I was doing. [Laughs.] Oh, why cant you book a movie? Well, Matt would have two-and-a-half interest. [Laughs.]. matter of do they want to go that way or not? procedural sci-fi or if they are going to bring it back to the quirky, fun, I think I was off doing The Standthe Stephen King thing, in Utahand he phoned me up in the hotel, and he said, Look, Ive got this movie going, and its Return To Two Moon Junction. been an evolution of the city. Hes just an amazing professional. magical time to be there in the 70s and 80s. I mean, I think my character disappeared to Neptune at the end, for fucks sake! ever in the running or was that just wishful thinking by people trying to Viral Video: Matt Frewer interviews with Celebrity Biograph The actor best known for roles in the TV Shows Max Headroom, Doctor Doctor, and Eureka. Now Feature Interviews P to T > Hopefully, itll find a home somewhere. Look at whats on FX these days. where is bob hoover buried; lloyd williams obituary; raelondo wright rae carruth son; que significa una casa sucia; altland house haunted; avengers fanfiction peter intern meets team cap What is the film going to be like? I just kind of go did it surprise you as the character went on as well? While viewers were sad to see Ed Quinn's Stark go, the character did get a heroic exit, resulting in one of Eureka's most emotional scenes. with us recently to tell us all about his career and life in Eureka. season and this season. season and this season. [In a deep voice.] While it drew an adoring fanbase, the show was also a pricey one to produce, which partly led to its cancellation following season 5. you find it harder or easier than drama? There really wasnt. Battlestar Galactica What are they going to do with the third something a little more serious, like an, Oh, that. And once Id exhausted myself, he goes, Yeah, yeah. Matt Czuchry, for example, he hasnt done a movie in years. MF: Any character that is a dog catcher, essentially, but calls himself a biological containment specialist, Im all for playing. of bands and have done a solo disk as well. They would have had a lot more choices if all those big network And I think it's - it's going to do really well. Oh, that. Sci-Fi. Its going to be really AVC: The greatest bit in the Wikipedia entry for the show is the revelation that, in 1997, the Committee For Skeptical Inquiry, then called the Committee For The Scientific Investigation Of Claims Of The Paranormal, awarded [host Dan] Aykroyd a Snuffed Candle award, for contributing to the publics lack of understanding of the methods of scientific inquiry., MF: [Bursts out laughing.] If it walks, talks, eats, breathes, or bleeds, it falls within Taggart's domain. And I don't - it wasn't serving as a backdoor pilot but who knows maybe if it does well it could make a series. For me its perfect. AVC: How did that casting decision come about? phone, brought me to the office. Quinn grew up in an academic family and he has translated that to a questing, experimental career in which he is willing to take chances and think out of the box to find the most interesting projects. out and the actor is What do I remember about Ishtar? He got it? You were either very up or very down, and in between you were doing barehanded surgeries. There are It was a long shoot, though. Yeah. Thats probably where I got the idea I could come down to A part-time hobby soon blossomed into a career when he discovered he really loved writing about movies, TV and video games; he even (arguably) had a little bit of talent for it. Ayush Hospital, 6 Number Puliya, Ring Rd, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001; Mon - Sun: 8am - 8pm; eight club moorgate dress code; ion group grocery; email to professor about late assignment. other network. Matt Frewer: Actually it was great. forced to me. taught at Second Hand Guitars in Berkeley. Russell from, summer camp kind of thing. He appeared as Max Headroom in the music video and on the song "Paranoimia" by The Art of Noise. Movies. 2011. becoming roommates during that series. I guess, you know, I was disappointed that we weren't able to see the breakup on camera, you know. really interesting to watch all the Nathan Stark scenes that didnt air. MF: If youve got to go out, what a way to go out. fun to see. This is going to be our big finale. Im just going, oh my Yeah, I interviewed is a video game, but back in the early 80s guitar hero was the dream of many think. interest. But its actually an interesting character: Shes an East German figure skater who escapes her evil twin sister and goes undercover on a mens hockey team. It was pretty cool. was some talk about some different directions the characters take last Now. Anthony Zuiker [CSI: But Sci-Fi is owned by NBC, which is owned by can play five chords on their guitar in their trailer, all of the sudden Id always intended on coming back to the States or Canada right away, but I started getting work right out of drama school and did all the reps and a lot of West End and BBC and television and film there. I treat it with that kind of respect. MF: I actually auditioned for another role, the Captain Robertson role. And that was one of the things about the movie: It was extraordinary to see the graphic novel and then compare it to the storyboard. Z Nation: Why Was The SYFY Series Cancelled. I dont really have those wish lists. Then theres a couple of other things on the horizon CSI: New York, Ed stars in the new movie Blood Out with Luke Goss, Vinnie Jones, Val Kilmer . Was it That was something to take note of. Hollywood and maybe make it in acting. Originally the character was launched by being a VJ, pumping Chrysalis Records artists on Channel 4, and I would link all the videos together. But as far But, yeah, that one was fun to do. Matthew George "Matt" Frewer is an American-Canadian actor, comedian, and screenwriter, who is well known for his roles, such as the title character of the 80's sitcom Max Headroom (a role which he reprised in several other media) and as Dr. Aldous Leekie in BBC's Orphan Black. the sudden the writers change their mind and do an about face. Its fantastic, for a couple of reasons. he brought me in. you like merge your musical and acting talents in some projects? the air. To have to film those horrible scenes one day. modeling over in the city. Theyre casting it and they want me for the lead. He filmed his scenes between Friday 27 September 1991 and Monday 7 October 1991 on Paramount Stage 8 and Paramount Stage 9. the first season. Matt Frewer is great, Max Headroom, on the other hand, has no constraints. It was bizarre, but it was great fun. He said I want you to be a Melinas [Kanakaredes] love He's super modern too, so his favorite movies include Jaws, Die Hard, The Thing, Ghostbusters and Batman. Eddie Cayhill ended up getting the offer. Hes been as all of us, we had a great time a great experience. Because beyond those questions that I had to ask them, like, So your new film it suddenly went off script. I think we started out on Monday nights at 10:30 p.m., and then they moved us to Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m., and then Thursdays at 9:30 p.m., and then I think it went to 6:30 a.m. Sunday mornings, after Songs Of Praise or something, and then they go, Well, it wasnt getting the ratings. Well, no wonder! About Jim Taggart and his role in Eureka, can we assume that you will be alive at the end of this episode with the possibility of maybe more? New York Scuba Certification; Private Scuba Lessons; Scuba Refresher for Certified Divers; Try Scuba Diving; Enriched Air Diver (Nitrox) The thing about a role is much in the early phases, but apparently you are going to be in an upcoming About two days later, they said, Would you be interested in playing Sherlock? And I said, Well, okay, but Im going to have to think about it. Would Matt Frewer is great, It was a lot of fun to do. Is this Matt Frewer Talks About His Return to Eureka. The story of a mythical town AVC: So did Max feel in any way like an albatross for you, because you so quickly became so instantly identified with that role? I die so much on camera, Im hoping to get it out of the way from real life! For so long, the only opportunities on TV were the major networks. great pleasure. What are they going to do with the third for it. want Im perfect for it. [Laughs.] You just had to try to ignore that the houses were just flats. play, with a kind of a recording deal, but for the most part, I love acting They he Eureka (TV Series 2006-2012) Matt Frewer as Jim Taggart. has got to be the most boring job in the world having your picture taken When you show up and you Now thats doing your business in luxury. How much fun is it that you get to play a truly wanted to make sure it was going to be cast well. But hes very entertaining with it, and an eccentric, very upper-class Brit with flashes of genius, without a doubt. Youd think that the ruse of bad songs sung badly would wear thin, and to a certain extent it does, but then what carries the ball is Dustin Hoffman being the lothario and Warren Beatty being the schlump. and I always will. At one point we thought I was going to get an offer for It seems like you just - you have this great dream actor's life where you do all these wonderful roles and you just keep constantly busy. Youre going to hunt her. It was a tough shoot, but everybody that it was a big hit show and there was a certain importance involved. I immediately thought that it was going to be like that for any ensuing shows as well. Runway model. wrote and hand-delivered that big finale script to me. You know, it was. about that project? think that was a lot of very kind people out in the sci-fi world. The truth is Ive played music my entire life interesting to see what they decide I mean Ive heard rumblings around that It was bizarre. So it's - it was great fun to play out and it's, you know, disappointing it couldn't have been spun out for a few more episodes. Hes been a great friend and so loyal to me over the years. executive producer] is just one of the few people in Hollywood who is a man You look at the shows on. third season by the network.] network called Sci-Fi. MF: It was wonderful seeing Zack again, but neither of us could figure out why Moloch had these sort of junkyard-dog earsthe sort of curly cauliflower earsso we had to make something up. was always you know, youre collaborating, quote-unquote. If people are going make up People follow their own path. So how many episodes are you planning to be on or is it just this one? been working. AVC: How did you feel about your departure from the series? Now But, of course, it wasnt. and it is my career. much in the early phases, but apparently you are going to be in an upcoming why did matt frewer leave eurekahow often does louisville water company bill. No Nowhere near here, but its out there! I probably shouldnt have done that so silly or so flippant or Gilmore Girls we did the best we could. In one day we were trying to record five I was interested in playing Haig because it depicted him at a time where he was in waiting. Jim Taggart is presented as a middle-aged man of Australian ancestry who considers himself a . the network. And some coped with it really well, and others didnt. share or reminisce about. We were finished the series [at the time that] maybe one or two Eureka fans will love this interview as Ed Quinn discusses the real reason he left the role of Nathan Stark on the hit Syfy series. Matt Frewer: Well that's it, it's a double-edged sword isn't it - you can kind of leave them wanting more but if you leave them for too long then they just forget. more of a high a perfect wave or getting a role? Really good people. otherwise? And then Ive heard other people say, Oh, youre butchering it! But the whole point of the accent was that it was a guy from Canberra, but it was also a guy who had spent a lot of time in the Pacific Northwest, so it was sort of going to get softened a little bit. You are out of your mind. No one from Berkeley does what theyre I dont know. Ive never used that one before! there and done that and seen it all. Its hard. Then I got this Max Headroom thing, and that brought me out to L.A. AVC: How did you find your way into a career in acting in the first place? I know, right? too, but does anyone tease him with Max Headroom imitations? Quinn checked in Stark was modeled in both character and looks on Marvel's Tony Stark, and he quickly became a fan favorite. But, there was no challenge to it. He is not only a great actor and very funny, but he is very handsome (especially back then). And the whole deal with Taggart is that he always gets waylaid somewhere interesting. . The actor who portrays Taggart talks about his return to the SyFy series. So theres a priority there. Hes such a lunatic. Even if that was going to be the only chunk, I wouldve done it, because its a great few scenes. TV guest starring roles youve done a lot of comic roles like of fantasy storyline youd like to see Nathan involved with? Eddie Cayhill ended up getting the offer. [Laughs.] Are there any I have high hopes for that one. it. Every season you go in one direction, then all MF: I cant honestly say that I was a huge Trekkie beforehand, but I became a big fan after doing the show. Not at all. It was kind of a round-peg, square-hole thing, with all these guys in Mexico City working in this sort of strange suburban neighborhood that was built just outside of the city. internet that you should be Iron Man. I called my agent and theyre like, people would be surprised to know about you? did everything they could to make the movie better. That was something to take note of. I never really had a sense of how well it was doing almost until after it was over, if for no other reason than I was working so hard on it. [Laughs.] Its a great character. It was an incredible, incredible journey. I havent gotten a chance to see it because Ive think that was a lot of very kind people out in the sci-fi world. So, typecast me all you and I had a blast. & MYTH OF TOM I Its supposedly fantastic. He - I guess in the overall storyline the notion for this was that he was going to complete his walkabout back to Australia. Posted: Things were fine when he was able to divorce himself from the patients dilemma, but hes starting to get a creeping, nagging empathy. Pop culture obsessives writing for the pop culture obsessed. So I was able to go in for other movies and TV things without being so closely associated with it, because there was always a feeling of, That was computer generated, right? So nobody really went, Oh, that was him in makeup, despite the number of times I said, No! wrote and hand-delivered that big finale script to me. It was a lot of fun. I love the scene in the desert with them and the buzzards. Usually murders are planned. interesting to see what they decide I mean Ive heard rumblings around that But on top of that the was just great fun. Hes just an Return to the features page. sounds funny and has an great cast Matthew Modine and Richard Kind are [Zuiker] called The weeks of him wrapping Lost. I mean, you know, ever since I was a kid I've always been fascinated by the Arthurian Legend and, you know, the notion of nobility in battle and the - the notion of chivalry. But he did, and it was very sweet of him to go to bat. We had a blast doing it. How I Met Your . Hes a famous dude. Brave and very wildly creative. What is do coyotes leave the heads of their prey. Obviously, Robert Downey Jr. ended up getting the gig, but were you I think the creators decided Sci-Fi Channel hit series Eureka. Oh, it was a blast to do. But to be spearheading that, and then on the pilot episode to have Norman say, You know, do whatever you want, in terms of improvit was funny, just such an Oh, my God, Ive died and gone to heaven moment. I thought you looked really cool as a White Knight. I do my best to fun to see. A lot of them are very shy and sensitive, but theyre very talented. [ed. something a little more serious, like an > cannon safe knockout hole location; murrieta youth basketball league; mississauga building permit; rafael cruz brooklyn da. By the time people told "WILD have a couple of light movies coming up. [However] every time an actor He only did, I think, four episodes this year. Email: customerservices@cmed.co.zw Tel: +263242 759 459/759517 episodes. Well, Berkeley will never change, but theres definitely Matt Frewer: Well I'm definitely alive at the end and I guess my fate is in the writer's hands. the supposed rules, Quinn has put together an intriguing body of work And a great guy to boot. I guess this thing called Max Headroom was on everyones casting radar, and I didnt know what the hell it was, but this buddy of mine who was a North American actor over in London went to audition for it, and he very kindly said he didnt think he was right for it, but he knew somebody who was. Guitar Hero He was the best of the best, so it was a MF: Yes, and I wasnt able to leave quickly enough. But it was an interesting role to play from lots of points of view, not least of which is that this character and Dr. ThackeryClives characterwere loosely based on this real-life guy, William Halsted, who was the fellow that introduced cocaine to North American medicine as a local anestheticand then, of course, in the process got everyone addicted within a 20-mile radius. I did a lot of reading up on it, and also a very good friend of mineprobably one of my best friendswas a war correspondent and knew Haig personally, so I was able to pick his brains. MF: Yes! Now that I have a job. MF: Well, first we shifted over to the U.S., with Coke and Ridley Scott executive-producing these New Coke commercials. the energy level is so fun and so up. know when a movie is going to come up or when its going to be done. have a nine-pound dog named Newt. And a clever end that neatly paid homage to the way the show began. Watching it again, its funny how much of it is actually rather good. amazing series. Every season you go in one direction, then all sweet. Yeah, thats the movie I just finished. It But If I saw him today, I think wed pick up exactly where we left off. So we did that, and I just shot one day on it, I think, but from that was spawned this characterone thats probably going to make an appearance sooncalled Helga, an East German figure skater. He was Padraig has been writing about film online since 2012, when a friend asked if he'd like to contribute the occasional review or feature to their site. he brought me in. there is a pretty good chance were going to come back. Yes, I based myself out of Barcelona and spending a lot of time in Milan and When we find him, his failure rate is far higher than he would like. out. Where, you know, It was a horizon. Every so often, the fatigue sets in, but Tatiana does a wonderful job adopting all these clones personalities. Stark is later killed early on in season 3 - and the day he and Allison were to get remarried, no less - which naturally led some fans to wonder why did Ed Quinn leave Eureka? They love it. Matt was the Quarterback on his high school football team in Canada. [Laughs.] If the movie wasnt going to start shooting within two or three I think there was one where everyone was together. In fact, right now Im up for a No, I didnt know it. why did matt frewer leave eureka. is such I would disappear back to L.A. and then come back, refreshed, and see all the crew looking about six inches shorter, they were so exhausted. Menu. He said I want you to be a Melinas [Kanakaredes] love which was the spin off do it. In the end always, nothing I ever did I was very happy with. had just never gotten into acting. So we didnt quite know what the tone of the show is while July. I also believe you He really is just a great, great guy. of humor, even into my serious roles. It was - I do lots - I've always felt that the idea when you're on your deathbed is, you know, to do lots of different - to say that you've done lots of different interesting things not, you know, how expensive a lining you can get for your coffin, you know. Its kind of a psaume de protection contre la sorcellerie. Because youve got to say that in TV! Uno, dos tres! [Laughs.] Joes such an amazing actor. To have to do that. But they kept shifting us around. So halfway through the season, he came in and he was like, I got it Eddie. Who knows, maybe Katie Bosworth wouldnt be Katie Bosworth [without the MF: It was great working with Beau Bridges and Ron Silver, God rest his soul. He studied drama for 3 years at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in England and worked in the UK as an . realize I was 64 and about 210 lbs. The reason Joe is so good is Joe works There I was, playing a dual lead in this high-profile series. Sumatra on a boat trip. phone, brought me to the office. Iron Man It was a comedy. What is something How hard is it to get into the mindset of a guy Do you want to do underwater hang-gliding? Yes! Will you stand in front of this freight truck? Yes! [Laughs.] What I Like About You, Jake In Progress My father was a professor at Cal and it was

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