One year ago, in August 2008 (August 9th - 10th) Callum Keith Rennie, Luciana Carro and Rick Worthy attended the Galactica 4 convention near London.
I collected some transcripts, pictures, and videos, courtesy of 3xcusemyfrench, seiyaharris, the4ts and jhava.


(image by the4ts)

( Q: Have you ever googled your name and find something weird? A: Not from my work. As for my private life… )

( And it'll be those two guys, meeting up and talking through their problems, now that Callum and Hugh have done the same IRL )

( He's exactly what I was expecting him to be; a bad boy turned into an actor; articulate and sharp with his wit; and incredibly sexy. He's not a conventional pretty boy, but he has charisma and appeal to spare. )

( Hilarity in moving pictures )

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( Forever Knight ~ Outside the Lines )

( Some pictures )

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( Does he die? )

( Articles/Interviews/etc. )

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aaaaaand some last words

This is neither one of the best episodes of the show nor one of the most memorable ones. The plot is a little contrived (even for Forever Knight ) and the flashback scenes don’t work as well as the writers might have wanted them to. That said, Callum's performance as the cocky/shifty Bruce is interesting given the rather cheesy dialogue and uneven storyline. For one thing, his character looms heavy despite it being a one-shot. He's either in every other scene or other characters are constantly talking about him when absent. It almost seems like Nick is shoved to the side whenever the plot tries to move away from Bruce. The show slows down whenever Nick has one of his flashbacks, for example. Now that I've watched it again after all these years, I wish it would have been a two-parter at least, if only to learn more about Bruce.

I think in North America it's perceived as a rich man's game. But in Scotland, like, there's a golf course attached every... every town. Like, so you can walk to the course from main streets. So it's very... has this sort of working class roots. Which... which I dig. You know? Being from there.

( I've probably been very selfish on a lot of levels, and, you know. I've passed over certain things that may have-  You know, relationships and whatnot, 'cause I was focused on career. But trying to find an equal balance between career and having a-  a life. And a life with... you know, some great people, to have that work out, I think is the way to go. )

ETA: The video of the interview is now available on YouTube; part 1, part 2, part 3.

The polls on the previous post refused to work no matter how many times I tinkered with the code. So they are re-posted here.

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