We’ve got our first image of Season 5! The HBO.com website has a photo of fierce but gorgeous looking Deborah Ann Woll as Jessica Hamby! She’s not looking like a baby vamp anymore.
Don’t forget to tune into HBO tomorrow night just before the 9:00 p.m. Game of Thrones premiere. They will be showing the first True Blood promo showing new scenes from Season 5! And if you don’t have HBO, don’t fret: we’ll have the video for you as soon as it is available.
We’ve got some more package info to pass along to you concerning the True Blood Season 4 DVD & Blu-ray sets. It is available on May 29th, 2012.
HBO has a trick up their sleeve with the Blu-ray set: it’s NOT just Blu-ray! It will also include DVD disc versions includes with the BDs, and for true versatility there are also Digital Copies of the episodes available by purchasing that set, too! The studio says “The digital copy is redeemable via a provider of your choice: iTunes, Vudu, and Amazon, or an UltraViolet copy through supporting providers.” HBO’s release info points out that this is the first time a TV-on-BD box set includes all three formats in a single package. But first, here are those special features:
Blu-ray Features (along with all DVD extras):
Includes “Blu-ray with HBO Select:” DVD + Digital Copy
Enhanced Viewing:
Character Perspectives (picture-in-picture): find out the back story of what happened in Bon Temps while Sookie was missing in Faerieland, and get the inside scoop from your favorite characters including Andy, Arlene, Crystal, Debbie, Don Bartolo, Godrick, Jason, Lafayette, Luna, Maxine, Melinda, Nan, Pam, and Tara.
Vampire Histories/Character Bios and Hints/FYIs: get even more background on favorite characters, trivia facts as well as show hints and clues.
Flashback/Flash Forward: move through time in the world of Bon Temps. Flashback to relive pivotal moments or Flash Forward to reveal the significance of a certain scene.
True Blood Lines: uncover secrets from relationships past and present in this engaging, fully interactive guide and archive.
DVD Features:
True Blood: The Final Touches: join show creator and executive producer Alan Ball as he reveals an exclusive, never-before-seen glimpse in the post production process of True Blood.
Inside the Episodes: get the backstories on each episode with revealing interviews from the show writers.
Audio Commentaries: six commentaries with cast and crew including Alan Ball, Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Alexander Skarsgård, Deborah Ann Woll, Sam Trammell, Fiona Shaw, and more.
For Metro, Deborah Ann Woll compiles a list of horror movies that are light on the special effects and CGI, but not on the jump out of your seat moments that all horror film fans seem to love.
The Exorcist
It’s a classic. I wasn’t born when it came out in 1973 but I saw it in my early teens. My parents got me into horror and now my friends and I have a Halloween party every year. It’s fascinating that we spend a whole day celebrating fear. It tells us something about humanity.
The Haunting
I love the original 1963 version. There’s no CGI – it’s all done with lighting, physical effects and sound. It’s so creepy: you’re looking at a wall and see nothing, then suddenly see a face. It was there all the time and it was the lighting that brought it out.
The Descent
This 2005 British film by Neil Marshall is one of my favourite movies. It’s an amazing film. I saw it in Britain for the first time and I had no idea what I was getting into.
The Innocents
This 1961 film stars Deborah Kerr as a governess whose sexual frustration drives her crazy. Then a ghost story emerges and it’s kind of in her head, terrifying the two children she is looking after. It’s really scary.
The Mummy
Boris Karloff is incredible in the original 1932 movie. He has that really scary ring: shadows are on his face and his eyes glow and his beringed hand is right in the camera. I haven’t seen anything like that in films since then. It’s like he’s hypnotising you. I love that.
In preparation for the fourth season premiere of True Blood in the UK, Deborah Ann Woll gave a video chat Q&A with digitalspy.com. She teased the witch storyline, Jessica and Bill’s budding relationship, and an awkward photo request at Comic Con with comedian Chevy Chase.
Deborah Ann Woll looks stunning in green at the 64th Annual Directors Guild Of America Awards. The event was held at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland on January 28, 2012 in Hollywood, California.
The Director Guild of America has announced that Deborah Ann Woll will be a presenter at their awards event this year.
The show will take place on Saturday, January 28, 2012 in the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland in Los Angeles. Kelsey Grammer is the host.
Other presenters include Michael Apted, Berenice Bejo, Jessica Chastain, George Clooney, Jon Cryer, Laura Dern, Jean Dujardin, DGA president Taylor Hackford, Stana Katic, Ben Kingsley, Kathleen Robertson, Octavia Spencer, Betty Thomas, Michelle Williams, Owen Wilson and Tom Hooper.
Deborah Ann Woll looks stunning in green at the 64th Annual Directors Guild Of America Awards. The event was held at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland on January 28, 2012 in Hollywood, California.
The Director Guild of America has announced that Deborah Ann Woll will be a presenter at their awards event this year.
