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[Pharaoh Atem]

More Betwixt Casting: Aaron Douglas is Det. Joe Frakes

Some more casting news to come from the Betwixt pilot shoot….

Battlestar Galactica actor Aaron Douglas has Tweeted today that he has joined the cast of The CW’s Betwixt pilot.

It sounds like this role might be a recurring one!

http://www.ksitetv.com/more-betwixt-...et-joe-frakes/

i thought he was doing a series on CBS "the bridge"

[Dr. Harry Sullivan]

Battlestar Galactica's Jamie Bamber cast in new BBC Sci-Fi series OUTCASTS - see link below

http://scifiandtvtalk.wordpress.com/...sci-fi-series/

[DigiFluid]

i thought he was doing a series on CBS "the bridge"

I watched the first few episodes, it kinda sucks.

[EvilSpaceAlien]

I just spotted the actor who played Crashdown playing a henchman for a mob boss in Crank (awesome movie, BTW). Didn't have any lines, though.

[DigiFluid]

I just spotted the actor who played Crashdown playing a henchman for a mob boss in Crank (awesome movie, BTW). Didn't have any lines, though.

And he's both the voice and physical source model for the Apprentice in the Star Wars Force Unleashed games

[Replicator Todd]

And he's both the voice and physical source model for the Apprentice in the Star Wars Force Unleashed games

Oh...Sam Witwer was in BSG! I forgot about that! He was also in Season 8 of Smallville and the 2007 fantastic movie "The Mist."

[LoneStar1836]

Good RDM interview by wired.co.uk.

Galactica creator on why he steered clear of ‘technobabble’

Moore: That’s why I like it. I wanted to make a show that took science fiction back to what it used to really be all about. Science fiction used to be a way to explore society. It was always about today, where the author was at that moment, and took the science fiction prism and altered certain things, [giving] a distance to the audience to examine interesting questions. Questions of morality, existential questions, where are we going as a people, what is technology doing to us, how is the human condition going to change?

I felt that science fiction, especially film science fiction, had gotten away from that. It had become almost solely an escapist medium. And there’s nothing wrong with escapism -- I love Star Wars as much as anybody. However, it shouldn’t be the only flavour of this genre. There should be room for the shows that are about examining issues, really challenging the audience, pushing the audience in directions that they may not be comfortable with. I thought, if ever there was a moment to do that, it was at that moment of doing Battlestar Galactica.

Read the whole thing at the link.

[Gen. Chris]

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technolo...191114399.html