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Aaron Douglas just landed one shell of a role.

The Battlestar Galactica alum will play The Turtle in The Flash‘s midseason premiere, per EW.com.

VideosThe Flash Winter Promo: Killer Frost Arrives — With Earth-Two Barry/Iris?

Douglas’ Turtle, a variation on the DC Comics character, will be able to slow time and therefore thwart Barry’s attempts to get faster in order to best Zoom.

In addition to his run as Galactica‘s Chief Galen Tyrol, Douglas’ TV credits include Hellcats, The Bridge, The Killing, Hemlock Grove and A&E’s The Returned.

The Flash returns to The CW on Tuesday,...

Enjoying the award-winning success of his latest television series, The Affair, Dominic West is set to capitalize on that exposure by joining the high profile Money Monster – a dramatic thriller to be directed by Jodie Foster, for TriStar Pictures. The script for the movie comes from Alan Difiore (The Bridge), Jim Kouf (Grimm) and Jamie Linden (10 Years), and has George Clooney pulling double duty as producer and star.

Clooney will play Lee Gates – the influential host of a stock investment television show, who gets a report wrong and causes a previously buoyant stock to plummet. An unhappy, armed investor forces his way into the studio while the show is live on air, and threatens the life of the host – demanding he undo the damage he has done and make the stock rise back to profitable levels before the closing bell.

West has joined the project as the CEO of the stricken company,...

Agents of Shield, Season 1, Episode 10, “The Bridge”

Written by Shalisha Francis

Directed by Holly Dale

Airs Tuesdays at 8pm Est on ABC

“The Bridge” is the first season’s hastily-constructed bridge from the pilot episode to the end of the season. It gives the illusion that the season has been building to a confrontation with Project Centipede when it has really meandered with single episode story arcs and false trails. Mike Peterson (J. August Richards) returns for the first time since the pilot and gives the team what it has been sorely lacking, which is a superhero. Coulson and his team have encountered super-human abilities and even tangled with an Asgardian, but the point of Shield as an organization is to protect mankind and provide superheroes like Captain America with what they need to save the world. Without a central figure to rally around, the team lacks a strong direction,...

(Cbr) It's definitely been an eventful first few months for "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," the ABC series set in the same world as Marvel Studios' phenomenally profitable films. While the ratings for the highly hyped show started strong and have remained solid, fan and critical reaction has been mixed at best, with responses including TV Guide dubbing the show "this season's biggest disappointment." "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." hits a benchmark with this week's "The Bridge," hitting both episode No. 10 and its first midseason finale. The episode, written by Shalisha Francis and directed by Holly Dale, is headlined by the first appearance...

Sneak Peek more new footage from the mid-season finale episode of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", titled "The Bridge", written by Shalisha Francis and directed by Holly Dale, airing December 10, 2013:

"...in a shocking cliffhanger episode, 'Coulson' takes the war back to 'Centipede'.

"This time he brings in 'Mike Peterson' for some super-soldier support.

"As they get closer to the truth, startling secrets are revealed and an unexpected twist threatens the team..."

"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." stars Clark Gregg as 'Agent Phil Coulson', Ming-Na Wen as 'Agent Melinda May', Brett Dalton as 'Agent Grant Ward', Chloe Bennet as 'Skye', Iain De Caestecker as 'Agent Leo Fitz' and Elizabeth Henstridge as 'Agent Jemma Simmons'.

Episode guest stars are J. August Richards as 'Mike Peterson', Ajani Wrighster as 'Ace', Ruth Negga as 'Raina', Rick Malambri as 'Brian Hayward', Molly McCook as 'Laura Hayward' and Cullen Douglas as 'Edison Po'.

Sneak Peek new images plus footage from the midseason finale episode of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", titled "The Bridge", written by Shalisha Francis and directed by Holly Dale, airing December 10, 2013:

"...in a shocking cliffhanger episode, 'Coulson' takes the war back to 'Centipede'.

"This time he brings in 'Mike Peterson' for some super-soldier support.

"As they get closer to the truth, startling secrets are revealed and an unexpected twist threatens the team..."

"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." stars Clark Gregg as 'Agent Phil Coulson', Ming-Na Wen as 'Agent Melinda May', Brett Dalton as 'Agent Grant Ward', Chloe Bennet as 'Skye', Iain De Caestecker as 'Agent Leo Fitz' and Elizabeth Henstridge as 'Agent Jemma Simmons'.

Episode guest stars are J. August Richards as 'Mike Peterson', Ajani Wrighster as 'Ace', Ruth Negga as 'Raina', Rick Malambri as 'Brian Hayward', Molly McCook as 'Laura Hayward' and Cullen Douglas as 'Edison Po'.

Sneak Peek new images plus footage from the midseason finale episode of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", titled "The Bridge", written by Shalisha Francis and directed by Holly Dale, airing December 10, 2013:

"...in a shocking cliffhanger episode, 'Coulson' takes the war back to 'Centipede'.

"This time he brings in 'Mike Peterson' for some super-soldier support.

"As they get closer to the truth, startling secrets are revealed and an unexpected twist threatens the team..."

"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." stars Clark Gregg as 'Agent Phil Coulson', Ming-Na Wen as 'Agent Melinda May', Brett Dalton as 'Agent Grant Ward', Chloe Bennet as 'Skye', Iain De Caestecker as 'Agent Leo Fitz' and Elizabeth Henstridge as 'Agent Jemma Simmons'.

Episode guest stars are J. August Richards as 'Mike Peterson', Ajani Wrighster as 'Ace', Ruth Negga as 'Raina', Rick Malambri as 'Brian Hayward', Molly McCook as 'Laura Hayward' and Cullen Douglas as 'Edison Po'.

New Agents Of Shield episode 10,season 1 official spoilers plotline & clips hit the net. Last night, ABC dropped the new,official,synopsis/spoilers and sneak peek,clip (below) for their upcoming "Agents Of Shield" episode 10 of season 1. The episode is entitled, "The Bridge," and it appears to be very dramatic and intense as Coulson brings Mike Peterson back for dangerous action, Melinda expresses a huge problem with it, and more! In the new "The Bridge" episode press release: In a shocking cliffhanger episode, Coulson will take the war back to Centipede, and this time, he is going to bring in Mike Peterson for some super-soldier support. As they get closer to the truth, startling secrets are going to get revealed and an unexpected twist will threaten the team. Guest stars will feature: J. August Richards as Mike Peterson, Ajani Wrighster as Ace, Ruth Negga as Raina, Rick Malambri as Brian Hayward,...

Sneak Peek footage from the midseason finale episode of "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", titled "The Bridge, written by Shalisha Francis and directed by Holly Dale, airing December 10, 2013:

"...in a shocking cliffhanger episode, 'Coulson' takes the war back to 'Centipede'.

"This time he brings in 'Mike Peterson' for some super-soldier support.

"As they get closer to the truth, startling secrets are revealed and an unexpected twist threatens the team..."

"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." stars Clark Gregg as 'Agent Phil Coulson', Ming-Na Wen as 'Agent Melinda May', Brett Dalton as 'Agent Grant Ward', Chloe Bennet as 'Skye', Iain De Caestecker as 'Agent Leo Fitz' and Elizabeth Henstridge as 'Agent Jemma Simmons'.

Episode guest stars are J. August Richards as 'Mike Peterson', Ajani Wrighster as 'Ace', Ruth Negga as 'Raina', Rick Malambri as 'Brian Hayward', Molly McCook as 'Laura Hayward' and Cullen Douglas as 'Edison Po'.

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Lost Girl hits UK DVD shelves today 25th February and we’ve got 3 copies of the show to give away. Lost Girl stars Anna Silk, Ksenia Solo, Kristen Holden-Ried, Zoie Palmer and Rick Howland and if you’re not familiar with the show, here’s all you need to know:

Lost Girl follows supernatural seductress Bo (Anna Silk: Being Erica; Billable Hours), a Succubus who feeds on the sexual energy (sometimes called “chi”) of humans. Growing up with human parents, Bo had no reason to believe she was anything other than the girl next door – until she drained her boyfriend to death in their first sexual encounter. Now she has hit the road alone and afraid. She discovers she is one of the Fae, creatures of legend and folklore, who pass as humans while feeding off them secretly and in different ways, as they have for millennia. Relieved yet...

Premiering tonight on TNT is Perception, the next in a long line of procedurals where a by-the-book law enforcement agent is paired with a nutty nut-nut who brings a new perspective to cases and helps us learn to laugh about love again (The X-Files, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, even House–you get the idea). In the case of Perception, we have late-’90s sweetface Rachael Leigh Cook, a name I’ve given little thought to since I worked at a video store in my early 20s. I can’t really form an opinion on her, therefore (not that that’s ever stopped me), but given that Anna Chlumsky has managed through Veep to get me to take her seriously, I don’t see why Cook couldn’t do the same. As her outside-the-box partner is Eric McCormack as a schizophrenic yet brilliant professor of neuroscience. McCormack is most well-known of...

Wass Stevens has joined the Netflix series House Of Cards in the recurring role of Paul Capra, who runs the shipyard workers’ association. David Fincher is directing the pilot and serves as executive producer of the political thriller starring Kevin Spacey and based on the BBC miniseries. Media Rights Capital is producing. Wass most recently appeared in the comedy feature My Man Is A Loser with John Stamos and Michael Rapaport. Wass is represented by Ata Management. Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica, The Bridge) has joined the Netflix series Hemlock Grove as Sheriff Sworn, the local lawman investigating a young girl’s gruesome murder in a Pennsylvania steel town. Based on a novel by Brian McGreevy, Hemlock Grove stars Famke Janssen and Dougray Scott, and the initial episode will be directed by Eli Roth. The Gaumont International series begins filming next week in Toronto. Douglas is repped by Pacific Artists Management and Gersh.

Genre: Sci-Fi | Drama | Action | Adventure

Directors: Andy Mikita, William Waring, Peter DeLuise, Alex Chapple

Writers: Brad Wright, Robert C. Cooper, Joseph Mallozzi, Paul Mullie

Cast: Robert Carlyle, Louis Ferreira, Brian J. Smith, Elyse Levesque, David Blue, Alaina Huffman, Jamil Walker-Smith, Ming-Na

MPAA Rating: Not Rated

Summary: The Destiny continues its journey through the universe while its crew suffers from a lack of supplies and no knowledge of its final destination. As the crew struggles to control the ship’s systems, tempers and personalities clash. Facing uncharted space and enemies who would take the ship by force, the Destiny crew perseveres in its struggle to stay alive and find a way home.

If you’re unfamiliar with the Stargate franchise, or if you’re unfamiliar with the first season of this particular Stargate series, you’ll still be fine watching this, as long as you know the following things: these...

Mongrel Media, a film distributor, has just released the trailer of the Canadian film The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom. The film will be in Canadian theatres on March 4.

In this film shot with a budget of $3 million, we're brought in 1976 in a suburb of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Elizabeth Alison Gray (Julia Stone) is an average girl of eleven years old. She finds out that her current mom, Marion (Macha Grenon), is her adoptive mom in actuality. While she lets herself being guided by a Ouija board, Elisabeth runs away from her house in order to find her real mom. Obviously, Marion will strive to find Elisabeth, but she'll have to eventually face the truth.

Other members of the cast include Rebecca Croll (The Business), Rebecca Windheim (Family Biz), Mung-Ling Tsui (The Bridge), Trevor Hayes (The Phantom), Rebecca Windheim, Will Woytowich, Brian Edward Roach, Luca Palladini and Chantele Francis.

For the moment,...

The second season of The Bridge won't go further into its production. However, CTV, a Canadian TV network, has announced its intention to work with Craig Bromell and Aaron Douglas, respectively the creator and the star of The Bridge, on other projects.

CTV and Bromell are working on the development of a TV series that focuses on the personal and professional life of members of a police drug squad.

However, we have no idea what CTV and Aaron Douglas will work on together.

Last summer, CBS started running The Bridge, a cop drama that the network had licensed from Canada. CBS apparently had little faith in the series since they began airing it on Saturday nights with little promotion. To no surprise, the ratings were terrible. CBS pulled The Bridge off the schedule after three episodes, leaving 10 unaired.

In Canada, it was a different story. CTV ran all of the installments of Bridge between March and May 2010. It was successful enough for CTV to renew the show for season two.

Now, it seems Bridge won't get a second season after all. According to THR, CTV, Entertainment One, and series creator Craig Bromell have mutually agreed not to to proceed with year two. CTV said it will work with Bromell, Bridge star Aaron Douglas, and Entertainment One on future projects, including a drama about a...

Haven, SyFy’s television adaptation based on Stephen King’s The Colorado Kid is returning for a second season in 2011. Season two will have thirteen new episodes of “the Troubles” making life interesting in Haven, Maine. The series stars Emily Rose, Lucas Bryant, and Eric Balfour. Check out the official press release below:

Haven Renewed For Season Two

Syfy’s Supernatural Drama Series From Entertainment One Returns in 2011

Series is Co-commissioned by Canwest in Canada

And Globally Via Universal Networks International (Uni)

Haven, Syfy’s original series from leading independent producer Entertainment One (eOne), has been renewed for season two. The 13-episode season will commence production on location in Nova Scotia in Spring 2011 with an eye towards a Summer 2011 premiere.

Haven, starring Emily Rose, is based on The Colorado Kid from renowned author Stephen King. The series follows FBI agent Audrey Parker (Rose), who takes up residence in the small town of Haven,...

Haven picked up for a second season by SyfyHaven, Syfy's original series from leading independent producer Entertainment One (eOne), has been renewed for season two. The 13-episode season will commence production on location in Nova Scotia in Spring 2011 with an eye towards a Summer 2011 premiere.

Haven, starring Emily Rose, is based on The Colorado Kid from renowned author Stephen King. The series follows FBI agent Audrey Parker (Rose), who takes up residence in the small town of Haven, Maine and soon discovers the town's many secrets. A longtime refuge for people with an eclectic range of supernatural abilities, Haven also holds the key to unlocking the mysteries of Audrey's lost past. Among the townspeople are local cop Nathan Wuornos (Lucas Bryant) and the mysterious and charming Duke Crocker (Eric Balfour).

The creative team behind Haven includes showrunner Scott Shepherd (Tru Calling, The Dead Zone) as well as his partners, executive...

The original series from indie producer Entertainment One (eOne) will see a second season. The 13 episodes start production in Nova Scotia in the Spring of 2011. Expect new episodes in the summer.

Haven, based on Stephen King’s The Colorado Kid stars Emily Rose as FBI agent Audrey Parker. Settling in the small Maine town of Haven, Parker soon discovers the town’s secrets. Not only is Haven a refuge for people with a range of interesting abilities, but the town seems to hold the key to unlocking Audrey’s hazy past. Among the townspeople are Nathan Wuornos (Lucas Bryant) of the local constabulary and the most charming Duke Crocker (Eric Balfour).

The Haven team includes showrunner Scott Shepherd (Tru Calling, The Dead Zone) as well as his partners, executive producers Lloyd Segan and Shawn Piller (The Dead Zone, Wildfire, Greek) who are joined by eOne’s John Morayniss (Hung, Rookie Blue) Noreen Halpern (Hung,...

Today, the Canadian Academy revealed the nominees for the 25th Gemini Awards, the Canadian equivalent of the Emmy Awards. So without further ado, let's reveal those who have graced our land of television in fall 2009 and winter 2010.

1. Best Animated Program or Series:

* Glenn Martin, Dds

* Guess With Jess

* Johnny Test

* Kid Vs Kat

* Wapos Bay

2. Best Children's or Youth Fiction Program or Series:

* Degrassi: The Next Generation

* Overruled!

* Pillars of Freedom

* That's So Weird!

* Total Drama Action

3. Best Children's or Youth Non-Fiction Program or Series:

* A World of Wonders

* Canada's Super Speller

* Survive This

* Tvokids: Mark's Moments

4. Best Comedy Program or Series:

* Dan for Mayor

* Less Than Kind

* Little Mosque on the Prairie

* Pure Pwnage

* The Rick Mercer Report

5. Best Dramatic Miniseries:

* Alice

* The Phantom

* The Summit

6. Best Dramatic Series:

* Durham County

* Flashpoint

* Republic of Doyle

* Stargate Universe

* The Tudors

7. Best Music, Variety Program or Series

* 2009 Much Music Video Awards...

Courtesy of our friends at Syfy, we can bring you a sneak peak at this week's all-new episode of the supernatural series Haven. The episode, titled 'Fur', airs on Friday, August 13 at 10/9c. You can watch the preview by clicking the Video tab above.

Haven stars Emily Rose (Jericho, Brothers and Sisters) as FBI agent Audrey Parker. Parker arrives in the small town of Haven, Maine, on a routine case. Before long, her curiosity lands her in the epicenter of activity in this curious town, which turns out to be a longtime refuge for people that are affected by a range of supernatural afflictions.

As the townspeople's dormant abilities begin to express themselves, Audrey helps keep these forces at bay while discovering the many secrets of Haven — including one surrounding her own surprising connections to this extraordinary place. Haven is loosely is based on the novella 'The Colorado Kid' by Stephen King.

Toronto -- CBS has pulled the Canadian cop drama "The Bridge" from E1 Entertainment after three episodes on air.

"Bridge" co-producer Craig Bromell told the Canadian Press wire-service Thursday that CBS yanked the Toronto-shot series from its Saturday night summer lineup for "reasons of fall scheduling."

"They said: 'We're going to pull the show.' They never said to us they're going to cancel it," Bromell added.

Representatives at E1 Entertainment weren't available for comment at press time.

CBS will replace "The Bridge" with reruns of "Cold Case" at 8 p.m.

CTV, which debuted the Canadian cop drama before CBS finally aired the series on its summer schedule, has ordered a second season of the homegrown drama.

Bromell told the Canadian wire service that the U.S. network paid for all 13 episodes of the first season upfront.

CBS recently unveiled a new show called The Bridge. Never heard of it? You're not alone and you just know that doesn't bode well for the TV show's future.

The Bridge revolves around a tough and dedicated cop who's voted to become the police union's leader. Officer Frank Leo (Aaron Douglas) ends up fighting crime on the streets while also battling corruption on the force. The series features Douglas, Frank Cassini, Michael Murphy, Ona Grauer, Paul Popowich, and Theresa Joy.

The TV show debuted on Saturday night with two episodes. Per the overnights, the first episode attracted an invisible 0.5 rating in the 18-49 demographic and just 2.98 million viewers. It was easily beaten by repeats of Cops and America's Funniest Home Videos.

  The second episode of The Bridge drew a 0.5 rating in the demo and increased to a...

Today, the nominations for Canada's 2010 Directors Guild Awards have been announced. These awards are meant to give awards for some people who work behind the camera to give outstanding films and TV series. Besides, the gala will be hosted by Canadian comedian Dave Foley. So, without further ado, here are the nominations.

Best feature film:

* Cairo Time.

* Chloe.

* The Trotsky.

* Love & Savagery.

Best television movie/miniseries

* Darwin Darkest Hour.

* Keep Your Head Up, Kid: The Don Cherry Story.

* Sea Wolf.

* The White Archer.

Best dramatic TV series:

* Being Erica.

* Flashpoint.

* Sanctuary.

* The Bridge.

Best comedy TV series:

* The Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town.

* G-Spot.

* Less than Kind.

* Little Mosque on the Prairie.

Best family TV series:

* Degrassi: The Next Generation.

* Heartland.

* How to Be Indie.

* Overruled!

Allan King Award for Excellence in Documentary:

* Ballet High - Elise Swerhone (Director), Robert Lower (Picture Editor).

* The Experimental Eskimos -...

Toronto -- Atom Egoyan's racy marital thriller "Chloe" leads the field with five nominations for the upcoming Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) Awards.

The Liam Neeson, Amanda Seyfried and Julianne Moore-starrer from Sony Pictures Classics will challenge for best feature, best movie direction for Egoyan, and in three craft categories.

The Dgc kudosfest also handed out four nominations each to the CBS cop dramas "The Bridge" and "Flashpoint," both of which are lensed in Toronto.

Also contending in the best movie direction competition is Penelope Buitenhuis for "A Wake," George Mihalka for "Faith, Fraud & Minimum Wage," and Reginald Harkema for "Leslie, My Name is Evil."

The best TV direction competition will be fought over by Adrienne Mitchell for "Durham County," Robert C. Cooper for "Stargate Universe," Helen Shaver for "The Bridge" and Holly Dale for "Flashpoint."

The Dgc will also hand out a lifetime achievement award to director...

SyFy’s television adaptation of Stephen King’s “The Colorado Kid” premieres tomorrow night. Would you like a sneak peek at this new series? Check out the official synopsis of the show, promos and a sneak peek clip from SyFy’s “Haven”, starring Emily Rose.

“Haven” Synopsis

“Syfy’s all-new one-hour drama series Haven, starring Emily Rose (Jericho, Brothers and Sisters) is based on the novella The Colorado Kid from renowned author Stephen King. The series follows the shrewd and confident FBI agent Audrey Parker (Rose) who has a lost past, and arrives in the small town of Haven, Maine on a routine case. Before long, her natural curiosity lands her in the epicenter of activity in this curious enclave, which turns out to be a longtime refuge for people that are affected by a range of supernatural afflictions.

As the townspeople’s dormant abilities begin to express themselves, Audrey...

A few weeks ago, The Cultural Post indicated that Macha Grenon was attached to the upcoming film The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom. Now, some informations have surfaced about the identity of the other members of the cast.

Besides Macha Grenon (L'âge des ténèbres), Gil Bellows (Ally McBeal) and newcomer Julia Stone will join her to be the leading characters. While Grenon and Bellows will play a couple, Stone will play that couple's adoptive child.

In this film shot with a budget of $3 million, we're brought in 1976 in a suburb of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Elizabeth Alison Gray (Julia Stone) is an average girl of eleven years old. She finds out that her current mom, Marion (Macha Grenon), is her adoptive mom in actuality. While she lets herself being guided by a Ouija board, Elisabeth runs away from her house in order to find her real mom. Obviously, Marion will strive to find Elisabeth,...

Toronto -- Credit Los Angeles agents and distributors with the heavy lifting behind recent U.S. network deals for Canadian series like CBS' "Flashpoint" and NBC's "Howie Do It."

"All roads lead through Hollywood, whether it's for packaging, financing, distribution, and everyone needs an advocate physically based in Hollywood," says agent Charles Lenhoff at Lenhoff & Lenhoff, who has represented Canadian A-listers on his roster since the 1980s.

Much as last year's Hollywood writers strike opened a door into U.S. primetime for series from the Great White North, Canadian producers have relied on Los Angeles handlers to keep their foot in the door at the studios.

Sure, the creative for upcoming series like NBC's "The Listener" and CBS' "The Bridge" was spawned in Canada, and that's where the recognizably Canadian series get made with tax credits and other local incentives.

But it's local agents and distributors that have helped guide...

Toronto -- Kim Clements has been hired as showrunner for "Shattered," a character-driven Canadian cop drama from E1 Television being shopped stateside.

E1, which this week sold "Copper," another of its cop dramas, to ABC, has "Shattered" in development as a pilot at Canadian broadcaster Global Television and set for a Canadian series pickup.

John Morayniss, president of E1 Television, said "Shattered" has been shopped to the U.S. networks and a deal is expected before long.

The pilot for the cop drama from Force Four Films and E1 featured Callum Keith Rennie as a damaged recluse who solves crimes using his multiple-personality disorder.

Billed as " 'CSI' meets 'A Beautiful Mind,' the "Shattered" pilot also starred Laura Jordan as a special investigator who teams up with Kyle Logan (Rennie).

Debra Beard and Hugh Beard of Force Four and E1's Noreen Halpern, John Morayniss and Laszlo Barna produced the pilot,...