Eliza Dushku is one of the most difficult interviews in Hollywood. She is completely open, forthcoming and friendly –– but something about her wide brown eyes and seemingly glowing cheeks mesmerizes in a way that sometimes makes follow-up questions difficult. Even when she's fighting a cold, her energy is intense. Luckily, there's a tape recorder to catch anything a smitten interviewer might miss.
In Fox’s new drama Dollhouse, Dushku plays Echo, creator Joss Whedon's star “Doll” for...
I am looking forward to this premier and hopefully long running series. Good luck to all.
Having dated a young lady who was a dominatrix, not while we dated, it will be interesting to see how this portrayed.
I've been an Eliza Dushku fan for some time now... so I'm super thrilled that she's coming back to network TV... will be watching on Feb 13! Marking my calendar!
I really wanted to like this show because, like everyone else, I loved Firefly and post-first-season Buffy.
But it's terrible. Everything about it. The acting, the dialog, the premise, the characterizations... it's like a "Sci-Fi Channel Original Movie". It's barely above your average episode of Stargate: SG1. It's fucking god-awful.
In her interview with The Onion AV Club recently Eliza basically said that Joss didn't really write any of the scripts until the 6th or 7th episode. I really hope that's true because I was expecting at least the dialog to be as snappy as the usual Joss Whedon show. But this might be the first Whedon show that deserved its early studio-assisted suicide.
it's pretty terrible, unfortunately. i mean, the first episode was at least believable. the plots involving the secondary characters are actually kinda cool, and the overarching plot seems interestingish, but the main stories in the past two episodes are just kinda dumb. though damn i liked the singer chick's outfit in last night's ep.
Maybe an episode or two more can bring the pragmatic frontwoman out of her. Does anyone know if Joss is co writing any of this? I hope he didn't just stamp an idea and get a paycheck, although if i was him, I would. Hell, it would pay my bills. sigh
Keith said:
I really wanted to like this show because, like everyone else, I loved Firefly and post-first-season Buffy.
But it's terrible. Everything about it. The acting, the dialog, the premise, the characterizations... it's like a "Sci-Fi Channel Original Movie". It's barely above your average episode of Stargate: SG1. It's fucking god-awful.
In her interview with The Onion AV Club recently Eliza basically said that Joss didn't really write any of the scripts until the 6th or 7th episode. I really hope that's true because I was expecting at least the dialog to be as snappy as the usual Joss Whedon show. But this might be the first Whedon show that deserved its early studio-assisted suicide.
Yeah, I felt the same way. Really wanted to like it but it was so bad.
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FEB 05, 2009 06:00 AM