Showing posts with label james marsters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label james marsters. Show all posts

Thursday, August 5, 2010

James Marsters Media

At James Marster's site it's possible to see clips of him from movies, TV-shows, conventions, etc etc. Like the movie Winding Roads for example, which seems to be there in full. Not sure if it's legal or not tough, since it seems to be fans that upload.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

James in high school.

I try not to post any interviews or articles that I found on whedonesque, but this nostalgic article, written by a guy who went to high school with Marsters, I couldn't help but post.
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Monday, April 6, 2009

Wonderful James video

Just when I thought my James-crush was fading...

Friday, February 27, 2009

The Marstersclass

So even tough my James-crush is fading it still stings that I can't attend this event in May;

"Sign up for a day with James including an exclusive acting "Marstersclass" on Saturday, May 2, at The Drill Hall in London.

James will be taking to the stage to offer people a rare opportunity to see how he tackles acting roles and gets under the skin of a character as part of a day and evening that also includes a concert, Q&A sessions, personalised autographs, photos and much more.
The masterclass will see him join forces with Torchwood co-star Gareth David-Lloyd to offer a behind-the-scenes peek into the world of acting followed by a question and answer session about stage, TV and film work.


Tickets go on sale at 16:00 on Friday, February 27."


They're refering to UK time. Go to this site to buy tickets(limited to just 150 people and costs £ 130) or get more info about this or other James events in Europe.

Man, I want to go. Several of my Swedish Buffy-obbsessed buddies will probably go to London in May to see James' shows. We had a blast last May, when we went to see James. We also went to see him and other actors at Collectormania in Milton Keyes. I bought and drooled over so much Buffy merchandise. Good times...

Thursday, February 5, 2009

James' events

I just got this newsletter from James Marsters' European website, and man, the dude will be busy.

"February 15, 2009
Himber Entertainment Presents: Your Funny Valentine at SOPAC, South Orange, NJ, USA
http://www.jamesmarsters.com

April 17 – 19, 2009
FX International, Orlando, FLA, USA
http://www.fxshow.com/

April 24 – 26, 2009
Elf Fantasy Fair, Haarzuilens, Netherlands
http://haarzuilens.elffantasyfair.com/?langswitch_lang=en

May 1 -3, 2009
Himber Entertainment/JM Live Present: A weekend of events including a concert at the
Union Chapel on Friday May 1st - further details to be announced. London, UK
http://www.jamesmarsterslive.com

June 5 - 7, 2009Fangoria Weekend of Horrors, New York, NY, USA
http://www.creationent.com/cal/fangocon/fangony.asp "


Elf fantasy fair? I'm seriously behind on my fantasy reading, but I used to love reading fantasy books, Tolkien, Terry Goodkind, etc etc. I want to go to all events, but this one the most.

I would love seeing a bunch of orcs and Legolas wanna-bees running around. And of course, see James. But no, due to me living on studentloans and saving up for college abroad(USA, hurray!) and I can't go to any conventions, not to London, not to the Neatherlands and definitly not to America. Maybe to Hallowhedon, if enough guests come to make it worth the money.

Stupid empty wallet.

Sunday, January 18, 2009

OMG, James has facial hair!

Always wondered how James would look if he didn't shave for a few days? No? Just me?
Anyway, one of Marsters co-stars in the new channel movie Alien Western has a facebook-account and she has uploaded some on-set pics(I hope she realizes that by doing so, Facebook now owns them).

Thursday, November 13, 2008

New Dragonball pics with James.

James is starring in the movie-adaptation of the manga Dragonball.
He plays Lord Piccolo (yep, the big bad of the movie). Here are the latest pics I could find;
Now, you Dragonball fans, what do you think? Should they have kept him green, like in the manga?
And here's some older stuff;