#Julia Johannessen

[thoregil]

2021-05-19 Trondheim Solo Sessions #16: Aksel Rønning // Julia Johannessen // Maria Norseth Garli - Dokkhuset

2021-05-19 Trondheim Solo Sessions #16: Aksel Rønning // Julia Johannessen // Maria Norseth Garli – Dokkhuset

[hellyeahomeland]

Sara, you have the HL Reveal Book. If anything what did it say about Quinn in general and did it mention anything more about his backstory?

Yes, there is! The way the book is formatted is they go in-depth on major characters as well as major storylines. They have a full spread on Quinn and his background and of course talk about his character as part of seasons two and three. 

Here are some interesting pieces: 

Quinn was originally brought in to kill Brody because the writers expected to kill Brody midway through season two. “As episode 4 was being written, the writers still entertained the idea that Brody would be killed off sometime during the season. So a character was needed who would eventually perform that act, which led to the creation of Peter Quinn.” 

Then-director and executive producer saw Rupert for the lead role Sherlock Holmes of Elementary. “He would have been an edgier, darker Sherlock,” Cuesta says. The director was taken with the actor and told the casting director, “Sorry but I’m gonna have to cast this guy in Homeland.”

Meredith Stiehm on Rupert and Quinn: “He brought an anonymous feel to Quinn. He’s compelling because you just can’t place him…. My favorite line is her response to the ‘fucked Brody’ question: she says, ‘Oh, who did you fuck last night?’ and he answers, ‘An ER nurse, but I’m not that into her.’” 

Chip Johannessen on casting Rupert: “Rupert doesn’t have the face of a scary guy. We wanted to cast a guy who could pass in the real world, without you going, ‘Oh, there’s an assassin.’ You think the opposite.” 

Rupert on Carrie and Quinn’s season two bickering: “Through all that backchat and squabbling is a base of very deep mutual respect. They can smell the deep and layered intelligence in one another. Neither takes bullshit from anybody, and I think that links them together in a certain way.”’

About Great Expectations: “There are but few luxuries in that world: clean socks, cigarettes, and a good book,” says Alex Cary. “I wanted The Old Man and the Sea, but it would have cost too much to clear the rights.” Says Rupert, “It was also an interesting coincidence, because my childhood nickname was ‘Pip,’ and that’s the main character in that book.”

Rupert on Quinn’s moral code: “He is a law-abiding guy, and his law is not the same as ours. His law comes from a very quiet, secret place, but it’s still his law, and he follows it to the letter. If an order changes at the last minute, it changes at the last minute.” 

Rupert kept an unseen box cutter of his own in his pocket during filming the knife seen in “Q&A.” “It made me feel more dangerous. I didn’t tell Damian,” he says. It was also his third day of filming on the show. “I missed my alarm. I hadn’t met Damian, I hadn’t met anyone really. There we were, these two Brits, pretending to be Americans, in a dusty basement made of wood pretending to be stone, sitting in Charlotte, pretending we were in Washington.”

About the tuna scene: “We actually had a scene, which I cut, where he calls Julia to tell her he misses her,” says Michael Cuesta. This was replaced by the tuna scene, which was an homage to Alex Cary. “That’s something I do. I walk around the office with a can of tuna, which has been the source of much joking.” 

Lesli on Quinn’s moral quandaries in season three: “Quinn his someone who’s stuffed down his emotions for years, and all of a sudden, he’s not able to do that in quite the same way. He’s seriously questioning what was going on in the CIA now. Between watching what’s going on with Carrire and the CIA bombing, now killing the kid, this guy, who’s basically an assassin, is suddenly thinking, ‘I don’t know if I can do this anymore.’” 

[serieouslymovieing]

Dexter (TV Series) (2006)

Título original    Dexter (TV Series)

Año    2006

Duración    50 min.

País   Estados Unidos Estados Unidos

Dirección   James Manos Jr. (Creator), John Dahl, Steve Shill, Keith Gordon, Marcos Siega, Ernest R. Dickerson, Romeo Tirone, Michael Cuesta, Tony Goldwyn, S.J. Clarkson, Stefan Schwartz, Robert Lieberman, Nick Gomez, Tim Hunter, Michael Lehmann, Holly Dale, Alik Sakharov, Adam Davidson, Jeremy Podeswa, Brian Kirk, Milan Cheylov, Seith Mann, Michael C. Hall

Guion    Jeff Lindsay, James Manos Jr., Scott Buck, Tim Schlattmann, Lauren Gussis, Karen Campbell, Jennifer Yale, Melissa Rosenberg, Scott Reynolds, Wendy West, Manny Coto, Daniel Cerone, Jace Richdale, Clyde Phillips, Kevin Maynard, Charles H. Eglee, Arika Lisanne Mittman, Drew Z. Greenberg, Chip Johannessen, Adam Fierro, Jim Leonard

Música    Daniel Licht

Fotografía    Romeo Tirone, Jeff Jur, Martin J. Layton, Alan Caso, Terry Stacey

Reparto    Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, James Remar, David Zayas, C.S. Lee, Lauren Vélez, Desmond Harrington, Julie Benz, Christina Robinson, Preston Bailey, Keith Carradine, John Lithgow, Erik King, Geoff Pierson, Julia Stiles, David Ramsey, Colin Hanks, Jimmy Smits, Peter Weller, Mark Pellegrino, April L. Hernandez, Courtney Ford, Jonny Lee Miller, Christian Camargo, Daniel Goldman, Jaime Murray, Evan George Kruntchev, Jason Manuel Olazabal, Rick Peters, Tasia Sherel, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Valerie Cruz, Edward James Olmos, Mos Def, Rya Kihlstedt, Josh Cooke, Billy Brown, Aimee Garcia, Yvonne Strahovski, Charlotte Rampling, Sean Patrick Flanery

Productora    Emitida por Showtime; The Colleton Company / John Goldwyn Productions / Clyde Phillips Productions / Devilina Productions

Género    Serie de TV. Intriga. Drama | Policíaco. Crimen. Asesinos en serie

Sinopsis    Serie de TV (2006-2013). 8 temporadas. 96 episodios. Dexter es un forense especializado en análisis de salpicaduras de sangre en el Departamento de Policía de Miami. También es un fiel novio, un divertido padrastro, un hermano confidente y ―para algunos― un freak de la sangre. Pero además, Dexter es un psicópata que, al terminar su turno en la comisaría, busca a criminales cuestionables para saciar su particular moral y los mata: Dexter es un asesino en serie. El único que desde su infancia lo conoció realmente fue su padre adoptivo, Harry Morgan, quien le dio la educación y el modus operandi con el que lleva a cabo sus crímenes (o su particular justicia). Al darse cuenta de que el instinto asesino de su hijo era imposible de evitar, decidió educarlo para sacar provecho de su particular sed de sangre y aportarle un código de actuación denominado «el código de Harry», enfocado a perseguir y eliminar a aquellos asesinos que habían conseguido eludir la acción de la Justicia. (FILMAFFINITY)

Premios    2012: 1 Nominación Emmy: Mejor actor drama (Hall)    2011: 5 Nominaciones Emmy: Incluyendo mejor serie drama y actor (Hall)    2010: 2 Emmy: Mejor dirección y actor invitado (Lithgow). 8 nominaciones    2010: Globos de Oro: 3 nominaciones, incluyendo mejor actor (Hall) y serie drama    2010: Satellite Awards: 2 nominaciones, a mejor actor (Hall) y serie drama    2009: Satellite Awards: Mejor actor secundario (Lithgow). 3 nominaciones    2009: 2 Globos de Oro: Mejor actor (Hall) y actor secundario (Lithgow). 3 nom.    2009: 3 Nominaciones Emmy: Serie drama, actor (Hall), actor invitado (Smits)    2008: 5 Nominaciones a los Emmy, incluyendo serie drama, actor (Hall)    2008: Globos de Oro: 2 nominaciones, serie TV drama y actor TV drama (Hall)    2008: Nominada Premios BAFTA TV: Mejor serie internacional    2008: Satellite Awards: Mejor serie drama. 3 nominaciones    2007: 3 Satellite Awards: Mejor serie drama, actor (Hall) y actor sec. (Zayas)    2007: 2 Emmy. 3 nominaciones    2007: Nominada Globos de Oro: Actor serie TV drama (Hall)    2006: Nominada Globos de Oro: Actor serie TV drama (Hall)    2007: American Film Institute (AFI): Top 10 - Mejores Programas de TV del año    2006: American Film Institute (AFI): Top 10 - Mejores Programas de TV del año    2009: Satellite Awards: Mejor actor secundario (John Lithgow)    2006: Satellite Awards: Mejor actriz secundaria (Benz). 3 nominaciones    2011: Sindicato de Productores (PGA): Nominada a Mejor serie de TV - Drama    2010: Sindicato de Productores (PGA): Mejor serie de TV - Drama    2009: Sindicato de Productores (PGA): Nominada a Mejor serie de TV - Drama    2008: Sindicato de Productores (PGA): Nominada a Mejor serie de TV - Drama    2007: Sindicato de Productores (PGA): Nominada a Mejor serie de TV - Drama    2011: Sindicato de Guionistas (WGA): Nom. Mejor guión en episodio Serie-Drama    2010: Sindicato de Guionistas (WGA): Nominada a Mejor guión en Serie-Drama    2009: Sindicato de Guionistas (WGA): Nominada a Mejor guión en Serie-Drama    2008: Sindicato de Guionistas (WGA): 2 nominaciones inc. Mejor guión en Serie-Drama    2007: Sindicato de Guionistas (WGA): 2 nominaciones inc. Mejor guión en Serie-Drama    2011: Sindicato de Actores (SGA): 3 nominaciones incluyendo mejor reparto drama    2010: Sindicato de Actores (SGA): 3 nominaciones incluyendo mejor reparto drama    2009: Sindicato de Actores (SGA): mejor actor (Hall) Serie TV Drama. 3 Nominaciones    2008: Sindicato de Actores (SGA): 2 nom., mejor reparto drama y mejor actor (Hall)    2007: Sindicato de Actores (SGA): nominada a mejor actor (Serie TV - Drama) (Hall)    2006: Sindicato de Actores (SGA): nominada a mejor actor (Serie TV - Drama) (Hall)