Deadline – CBS All Access’ star-studded television adaptation of The Stand, by Stephen King, will make its debut in the winter. The limited-series adaptation of King’s 1978 novel will premiere on Dec. 17.
Starring Whoopi Goldberg, Alexander Skarsgård, James Marsden, Odessa Young, Jovan Adepo and Amber Heard, The Stand is the horror author’s apocalyptic vision for a world ruined by a super plague and caught in the middle of the fight between good and evil.
Also set to star in the limited-series written by Josh Boone and Ben Cavell are Owen Teague, Henry Zaga, Brad William Henke, Irene Bedard and Nat Wolff. Greg Kinnear, Heather Graham, Eion Bailey and Katherine McNamara are also among cast members.
Cavell serves as showrunner and executive producer with Taylor Elmore, Will Weiske, Jimmy Miller, Roy Lee and Richard P. Rubinstein. Boone will direct and executive produce the first and last episodes of the series. Also serving to produce The Stand are Jake Braver, Jill Killington, Owen King, Knate Lee and Stephen Welke.
The Stand is produced by CBS Television Studios.
My Blu-Ray copy of Katherine’s 2015 movie R.L. Stine’s Monsterville: Cabinet of Souls came the other day yay. Kat star’s as the evil Lilith and it co-stars Dove Cameron, Braeden Lemasters, Tiffany Espensen, Andrew Kavadas and more and was Director by Peter DeLuise. I have added in 1080p Blu-Ray screen captures from the movie it’s self as well as movie stills, Promotional Shoot, on set photos and posters to the gallery. You can pick up the DVD Here for $7.96 and the Blu-Ray Here for $14.29. Enjoy!
A small town Halloween festival finds itself intruded upon by an evil carnival with designs upon imprisoning and feeding off the souls of unwary teenagers. Targeted are four high school friends, who’s two leaders, Kellen and Beth (not quite a dating couple), suddenly find themselves with alternate romantic choices (namely, carnival temptress Lilith and tall, dark, handsome transfer student Hunter). As the stroke of Halloween midnight approaches, who will wind up entombed in the carnival’s dire Cabinet of Souls forever?
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Kat was guest on the pod cast Sassenach Scotch, She talked about her time in quarantine, doing a movie when at home, Bob the The Quarantine Boyfriend and her favourite drinks to make for her self. You can listen to the pod cast on Apple Music Here
“This November, let’s make sure they hear us loud and clear! Let’s VOTE.” – Kat McNamara
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Insider – “Arrow” star Katherine McNamara explained how she filmed an entire horror movie from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
“I was actually really excited,” the 24-year-old actress, who’s promoting her partnership with Alcon and PRECISION1 for their “See What Happens” campaign, told Insider. “I needed to be creative and I needed to do something and it was probably one of the most fulfilling and terrifying experiences.”
In June, Vanity Fair revealed that six actors came together virtually to film a movie, currently titled “Untitled Horror Movie”: McNamara, Luke Baines (“Shadowhunters”), Emmy Raver-Lampman (“The Umbrella Academy”), Darren Barnett (“Never Have I Ever”), Claire Holt (“The Originals”), and Timothy Granaderos (“13 Reasons Why”).
The film centers on TV stars who team up to make a horror movie after their show’s cancellation and unintentionally summon a demonic spirit, per Vanity Fair. The movie was filmed in 10 days total, including some reshoots. Despite not working with her costars in-person, McNamara said it was surprisingly easy to build chemistry with the cast. “We kind of instantly clicked,” the actress said.
She added: “It’s really fun to get to actually work with people that you’ve never met and some that you have. We have this weird friend group now even though we’ve never actually spent time together.”
McNamara told us that she was on board for the project, which was cowritten by Nick Simon (who also directed) and Luke Baines, early on. The actress previously costarred on Freeform’s “Shadowhunters” with Baines and has been friends with him for years, so being part of the movie was an easy decision.
But most of the challenges arose due to the lack of a film crew and set.
The actors had to be responsible for the technicalities of filmmaking, like figuring out lighting, getting familiar with sound design, setting up camera shots, and doing their own special effects makeup. With the help of a “patient” director of photography, McNamara and her costars were hands-on throughout the process, even with transferring the files, which she called “the most stressful job.”
The actress said that she was always grateful for the crews she’s worked with, “but this was a whole new experience and “really gave me a new appreciation, because I didn’t really know how the magic happened until now.”
McNamara’s experience with filming stunts for shows like “Shadowhunters” and “Arrow” also came in use while making this movie. Coincidentally, the horror movie’s stunt coordinator and choreographer, who assisted the stars via video, worked on “Shadowhunters” as a stunt double for Emeraude Toubia.
For McNamara, one of the best things about being able to work from home was that she mainly only needed to be in wardrobe from the waist up. “I’ve been in sweatpants the majority of quarantine, including during filming, which was actually a lot of fun,” she said. “I think at that point, it was a couple of months into quarantine and I was sort of in a routine because we still weren’t able to go out. we had to be stuck literally in our houses and it gave me that change of pace that I needed to reinvigorate for the next few months of quarantine.”
Even though this film experience was drastically different from what actors are used to, the stars made the most of it and celebrated the completion of the movie by having a wrap party via Zoom.
“It was awesome because we were all at home and not having to worry about, ‘When do we have to go home? How do we get an Uber? There’s no Uber in quarantine,’ and all these other things,” McNamara told us. “We were able to just have fun and participate and really celebrate this weird little experiment that we’ve done.”
As part of her partnership with Alcon and PRECISION1, McNamara, who recently started using their contact lenses, is encouraging fans to head to www.TheLensLoveQuiz.com to take “The Lens Love Quiz,” which will help users determine their lens love style and figure out what works best for them.
Insider – “Arrow” star Katherine McNamara gave an update on the potential spin-off series, saying it’s “in limbo,” but she’s optimistic.
“We were in limbo going into this quarantine and now even more so,” the 24-year-old actress, who’s promoting her partnership with Alcon and PRECISION1 for their “See What Happens” campaign, told Insider.
She continued: “The longer it goes, I think the more things are just going to be up in the air for a while. And until we get official word, I’m always still hopeful.”
The actress made her Arrowverse debut as the Mia Smoak, the daughter of Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) and Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards), on season seven of the show during flash-forward scenes that took place in 2040. She continued to star on the show throughout season seven, plus the eighth and final season of “Arrow.”
Season eight, episode nine (which aired after the five-part “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover event), served as a backdoor pilot for a possible spin-off centered on Mia/Green Arrow and the Canaries, played by Katie Cassidy (Laurel Lance) and Juliana Harkavy (Dinah Drake).
The series finale of “Arrow” aired in late January, but there hasn’t been any official word on whether or not “Green Arrow and the Canaries” will get picked up.
In March 2020, The CW boss Mark Pedowitz said that it hadn’t been ordered to a series yet, but was still being discussed. A few months later, Marc Guggenheim, who served as an executive producer for “Arrow,” spoke to Digital Spy about the spin-off and said: “I know things, but it’s up to CW and Warner Bros. to publicize the things I know.”
For McNamara’s part, the actress hopes that even if the show isn’t greenlit, she could be included in future crossovers or appear on the other CW shows that are based on DC comics characters.
“I know I’m not done with Mia Smoak yet and, worst-case scenario, hopefully they would bring me back for another crossover or to jump into the [‘Legends of Tomorrow’] world because at least they can time travel,” “I had so much fun playing in that world and I would absolutely love to don the suit,” she added. McNamara told us.
Until there’s a definitive answer, the actress has been keeping busy with plenty of activities while in quarantine in her Los Angeles home. She’s been regularly exercising; baking treats and delivering some to friends from a safe distance; catching up on books and shows, and filmed an entire movie from her house.
McNamara is also trying to figure out a way to release original music that’s been on her computer for quite some time.
“I think now’s the time sort of going back into my archives and seeing what I had set aside for one reason or another,” she said. “I also have a few projects in development that are pretty exciting and a few projects that were about to go but quarantine put them on hold. So there are things that are literally waiting in the wings that I’m ready to jump on a plane as soon as it’s deemed safe. ”
As part of her partnership with Alcon and PRECISION1, McNamara, who recently started using the brand’s contact lenses, is encouraging fans to take “The Lens Love Quiz,” which will help users determine their lens love style and figure out what works best for them.
In 2016 Katherine appeared in the movie Is That a Gun in Your Pocket? as Sandy Keely that was Director by Matt Cooper and co-stars Andrea Anders, Matt Passmore, Cloris Leachman and more. I have added in 1080p Blu-Ray screen captures from the movie it’s self as well as movie stills, on set photos and posters to the gallery. You can pick up the DVD Here for $5.99 and the DVD. Enjoy!
If there’s one thing that the men of Rockford Texas love as much as their women, it’s their guns. But when a gun incident at a neighborhood school spurs one stay at home mom, Jenna (Andrea Anders), to rethink Rockford’s obsessive gun culture, life in this idyllic town is turned upside-down. Much to the chagrin of her husband, (Matt Passmore), Jenna ignites a movement by recruiting the women to withhold sex from the men until every gun in Rockford is vanquished. A wild and hilarious showdown ensues between the sexes. As tensions and libidos rise, the men and women of Rockford must decide what’s really important: keeping the peace or getting a piece.
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Last month Kat post some on set photos from a photoshoot she was doing and we now no it was for Gio Journal – August 2020 cover. We got a new interview and photoshoot at this time only five outtakes have come out and just the magazine cover but I am still looking for the rest of the scans.
Gio Journal – Q: Everyone knows you from Shadowhunters as the sexy redhead, now you are the even sexier blonde. As cliché’ as its sounds do blondes have more fun?
A: Not cliche at all! Actually, when I first changed from my natural ginger locks to blonde, I did clock quite a difference in the amount of notice I received. Folks always mentioned and inquired about my fiery hair, but as a blonde, I was suddenly getting approached by strangers at a much higher frequency.I have spent a lot of time trying to determine why that may be the case. I’m not sure if it’s a societal perception or if it is something else entirely, but I certainly found it interesting. But the real fun began when I dyed my hair pink for a few months for THE STAND which shot earlier this year. I can definitively say I had the most fun with that hue. All that aside, I make an effort to have fun whatever I’m doing, regardless of my hair color. I am quite thrilled at the opportunity to get to change my appearance often – being a chameleon is one of my favorite aspects of my job. I want to live a thousand lives and tell every story I can get my hands on – to create and hold a mirror to the human experience. Who knows… maybe I’ll try brunette next!Q: You have the most beautiful skin. Tell us your skincare regimen.
A: Thank you! I do my best to take good care of my skin. It’s an importance my grandmother instilled in me when I was very young. I would sit with her in her bathroom at the end of the day and watch her take off her makeup, wash her face, and really care for her skin – I thought it was so elegant. Now, I’m so grateful to have that habit – especially considering the amount of makeup I wear for hours upon hours on set. I start with a makeup wipe and a Clinique eye makeup remover to take the day off a bit. Next, I use the Tatcha camellia cleansing oil – a new addition to my regimen – but one I now truly love. I follow that up with the Chanel Le Lait milky cleanser which does an amazing job completely cleansing my skin without stripping all the moisture. A few times a week, I use a Clarisonic brush for a deep clean. Then I finish up with a little swipe of witch hazel, Clinique moisturizer, and Skyn Iceland eye cream. When I want to give my skin a special treat, I pull out a Patchology face mask to give my skin a little mini respite and retreat.
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Actress Kat McNamara joins Cosmo for an episode of That Feeling When where she spills some PIPING hot tea on who she had the hots for back in the day! Need more That Feeling When?
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