Thursday, 12 April 2012

Brotherly Bonding and a 'Ridiculously Emotional' Finale



Of all the Vampire Diaries twosomes, none is stronger — or more complicated — than Damon and Stefan. And although they've spent decades in opposition, the pair start to overcome their issues in the upcoming spring episodes.
"What's interesting about what's happening right now is the dynamic between the brothers. They are starting to really bond," says Ian Somerhalder. "A tease about the episode coming up is really about these brothers overcoming their disdain for each other and ultimately realizing that family is really embedded into the fabric of who we are and if you can connect with that it's really powerful."

But we can't downplay the fact that they're in love with the same girl, which has been the constant source of tension since their initial turn to vampirism in 1864. They may have gotten over their Katherine issue, but her doppelganger Elena is still constantly coming between them.
"This whole Damon-Elena-Stefan thing is coming to a head," Somerhalder says. "Stefan knows that there are feelings flying around between the three of them and he's man enough to understand that this is a symptom of love and how complicated it can be."

Paul Wesley adds, "Stefan and Damon will always love each other, but they'll always be in love the same girl. They'll die that way or they'll live that way for the rest of their lives."
If the triangle reaches a breaking point, can the brotherhood withstand whatever decision Elena ultimately makes? "Yes," Wesley states firmly. "The bond of blood is an amazing bond."



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Vampire Diaries 3x21 Official Synopsis

Ep 21 'Before Sunset'




A DAY WITHOUT A VAMPIRE — Klaus acts on his intentions to leave town with Elena (Nina Dobrev), but finds resistance from a surprising new enemy. Bonnie (Kat Graham) calls on Abby (guest star Persia White) to help her with a difficult spell. As events spiral out of control, Elena is determined to protect Caroline (Candice Accola), Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) enlist Tyler’s (Michael Trevino) help, while Bonnie and Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) take a terrifying risk to make sure her spell is effective. Damon and Stefan have a surprisingly candid conversation about the future. Chris Grismer directed the episode with story by Charlie Charbonneau & Daphne Miles and teleplay by Caroline Dries (#321).

Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Decade Dance: Damon crashes Stefan and Elena's party

"The Vampire Diaries" stages a Decade Dance every year and this season's highly anticipated Mystic Falls High soiree will take us back to the 1920s.

After Elena's little trip to Colorado with Damon brings about some new developments, Caroline urges Elena to invite Stefan to the dance.

We know what you're thinking. Usually, we'd expect Damon and Elena to share a dance (it's tradition!) but this week, romance isn't high on Damon's to-do list as he tries to save his best friend. Yes, Alaric's situation is growing increasingly worse. Let's just say that Dr. Jekyll is spending a lot more time as Mr. Hyde these days, and Damon and Meredith have to take some desperate measures.


Don't worry, though - Damon doesn't miss the dance entirely. As you can see from the photos, he will crash the party. He won't exactly have his dancing shoes on, though.

Meanwhile, Tyler goes to the dance determined to win Caroline over. She's happy to see him, but when Klaus shows up, things get complicated. After a series of unfortunate circumstances, it's really nice to see Bonnie looking so happy. 

Naturally, it won't last long. Damon's arrival at the dance spells bad news for Bonnie, Matt, and Jeremy when he asks them for help in undoing a very dangerous spell. By the looks of things, it ends very badly, with Elena sobbing in Stefan's arms. 

Death at the decade dance is also a tradition.



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3x20 'Do Not Go Gentle' Stills

Expect Delena Goodness In The Season Finale

Ian Somerhalder himself spills a little gossip on the season finale to EOnline

Is there anything to look forward to for Delena fans in the last episodes of the season?


Why don't we just let the eternal stud himself, Ian Somerhalder (duh!), answer this one? "I think that Elena is extremely confused, but she's being very honest about it. She's extremely honest about her feelings for Damon and she's extremely honest about her feelings for Stefan," he tells us while promoting his foundation's upcoming Earth Day initiative, Clean Up Where You Live, Work & Play. "I think that her seeking out the way she feels about either one of them, where her heart ultimately needs to be and how it all works is going to make for some really good story telling. I know that the season finale, the relationship between the two of them, you see how much Damon cares about her." Translation: expect some Delena goodness in the finale!

Damon & Elena To Get 'Hot and Heavy' in The Heart Of Darkness



All I have to say right now is bring on April 19th if you are a Delena shipper!

The ever-fluctuating scale of Elena’s (Nina Dobrev) heart has been tipping dramatically in Stefan’s (Paul Wesley) favour during the past few weeks on The Vampire Diaries — but fear not, “Delena” fans! A source confirms exclusively that Elena and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) will share a “hot and heavy” scene on the show’s April 19 episode, “Heart of Darkness.” And unlike in the above photo, this one’s not a pain-induced dream.
I’m also told Damon and Elena’s encounter will make things even more tense between the Salvatore brothers, which certainly makes sense, considering executive producer Julie Plec has been teasing that the love triangle will come to a head by the end of the season.

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Monday, 9 April 2012

Tyler Has Good Season 4 Storyline... If He Survives!


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First Look At Elena's Parents



The Vampire Diaries' flashback-filled May 10 season finale will introduce us to Elena's parents - and then kill 'em off. "One of the things we want to do in the finale is explore a time for Elena when life was simpler," says executive producer Julie Plec. "She had parents and no vampires in her life."


Along with happy family scenes (that also feature now-dead Aunt Jenna!), the episode includes the accident in which the family car veered off a bridge, killing Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert (played by James MacDonald and Erin Beute). Remember, says Plec, "Elena almost died with them but Stefan saved her."


"It's something I hopefully will never have to experience in real life - trying to survive underwater while trying to save other people," says Nina Dobrev, who got her scuba diving certification in Bora Bora before shooting these scenes 12 feet underwater in Atlanta. "It was quite intense and a little scary. I'm used to being underwater with a tank, but having to act without the tank is completely different. We were in the water two days for eight hours a day. By the end, I was exhausted and slept like a baby."


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Thursday, 5 April 2012

3x19 'The Heart Of Darkness' Stills

3x18 'The Murder Of One' Stills











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Vampire Diaries 3x20 Official Synopsis

Ep 20 'Do Not Go Gentle'



WHAT THE WORLD HAS TO OFFER — Alaric (Matt Davis) finds an unexpected ally to guide him on his dangerous new path, while Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Meredith (guest star Torrey Devitto) try to figure out what their next move should be. At the school’s 1920s Decade Dance, Bonnie (Kat Graham) asks Jamie (guest star Robert Ri’chard) to go with her and, at Caroline’s (Candice Accola) suggestion, Elena (Nina Dobrev) asks Stefan (Paul Wesley) to be her date. Caroline is pleasantly surprised when Tyler (Michael Trevino) shows up at the dance determined to sweep her off her feet, but Klaus (Joseph Morgan) does his best to come between them. The dance takes a deadly turn when Damon and Stefan realize they need the help of Matt (Zach Roerig), Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) and especially Bonnie to undo a spell that could prove devastating for everyone. Josh Butler directed the episode written by Michael Narducci (#320).

Wednesday, 4 April 2012

Stelena Scoop


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Joseph Morgan Teases The Season 3 Finale


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Battle Of The Barbies


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Joseph Morgan Teases Decade Dance


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Tylers Return & Damon - Elena - Stefan - Love - Triangle


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Paul Wesley Talks Killing Klaus


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Paul Wesley On The Upcoming Decade Dance


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Friday, 30 March 2012

Vampire Diaries 3x18 Song List

Ep18 - The Murder Of One


Sleigh Bells - "Demons"
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - "Shame And Fortune"
Alabama Shakes "On Your Way" 

Joseph Morgan on Klaus' Tyler Problem, Caroline and Surviving the Curse

There’s a lot of trouble lurking for the Originals, especially in tonight’s episode, with the threat of death at every corner ..
As you’ve seen, Klaus is now linked to all of his siblings so that immediately brings on a bigger threat for him because he’s no longer just going to worry about No. 1. He’s got to worry about all of his siblings staying alive until he can find a way to have the spell broken that binds them all together so there’s definitely a higher threat level for Klaus.
Damon, Stefan and the rest of the gang now have the deadly wood from the oak tree that could kill the Originals. How does that affect Klaus and his siblings?
We saw in the preview that the big bag of stakes has been brought into the mix now. Now each of them has a weapon that can kill any Original so Klaus is going to do everything in his power to get a hold of those stakes. What we know of him is he’s a master manipulator so he’s going to do anything that he can. He’ll threaten and manipulate and blackmail his way to those weapons however he can.
That’s a normal day in Mystic Falls for him.
It absolutely is, just another day in Mystic Falls for Klaus.
Executive producer Julie Plec teased that finding and killing the Originals may be more difficult that previously assumed. Can you speak to that?
First of all, you’ve got to remember that these guys are the original vampires; they’re the strongest vampires to walk the planet. They’re going to be incredibly hard to kill and it's going to require absolute teamwork from our "heroes." They’ll do anything and Klaus, he’ll do anything he can to stay alive. He has no qualms about letting others suffer so that he can survive or so his family can survive. But the most important thing to him at the moment, I think even secondary to getting those stakes, is to break that binding spell. He can look after himself but what he worries about is Finn or Kole or Elijah getting staked without him realizing and suddenly his family disappears around him.
That’s his big mission moving forward?
I think it’s split into two. It’s breaking the binding spell and getting a hold of all of those stakes. He can’t afford to have either one of those things floating around out there.
I’m sure you can’t reveal much but what are the originals plans to kind of break this curse? Is it more complicated than it seems?
What his plan is is to find a witch who is going to be capable of breaking the curse. The problem he has is that not a lot of people are willing to help him. He’s made a lot of enemies, especially in Mystic Falls and he doesn’t have any people who owe him any favors so what he’s going to do is what he does best: Find a way to manipulate someone into doing what he wants. You know Klaus; he’s never one to ask nicely. He’ll go down the emotional blackmail route before he gives a simple "please."
And I assume it's Bonnie you’re talking about?
Yes, I think I can confirm that she’s going to be his first go-to call. She’s Mystic Fall’s resident witch. She’s the obvious decision, the obvious place for him to go first.
There will be a standoff of sorts between Stefan and Klaus. What events transpire that lead those characters to that moment?
We know Rebekah’s furious at Damon for being manipulated by him and Sage and she’s out for revenge and Klaus see’s no problem in that happening. Any chance to torture one of those Salvatore boys, he’s up for it. That’s going to push Stefan toward his confrontation with Klaus. He’s really going to want to -- we know that the Salvatores with all their differences, these brothers have a strong bond -- go in there and save his brother. That’s another example of Klaus of using someone against someone else in Mystic Falls.
Next week, Tyler comes back into the fold. How does his reappearance impact Klaus, especially in regards to Caroline?
At the moment, Klaus isn’t taking that threat seriously. As far as he’s concerned, Tyler is sired to him so there’s really no worry. He really doesn’t see Tyler as a threat right now. His vanity doesn’t allow him to think why would anybody would want this kind of frat boy instead of him, this worldly man of culture who’s incredibly powerful. He doesn’t even conceive how there’s a choice to be made. [It] will be a huge weakness, a huge chink in his armor because he’s underestimating someone who’s going to potentially become his enemy. With everything Klaus is all or nothing so he’ll go for what he wants and as we’ve seen, he is interested in Caroline. If he has an opportunity with her he’s going to take it. The other thing I will add is he’s a very patient man. You don’t get to a thousand years old without having a little patience. Sometimes the best laid plans are the ones that play out over a long period of time.
Does he have ulterior motives with Caroline?
His feelings about Caroline are genuine. There isn't a motive there where viewers will find he’s been manipulating her all along for something that he wants. I wouldn’t say in love at this point but I’d say he’s infatuated with this blonde young vampire girl who doesn’t understand her true potential and her true power of being what she is. She really has no idea how truly beautiful she is to him.
So he’s trying to bring that out of her?
He thinks he can help her embrace that. He honestly believes that she would live a richer, fuller happier life with him. He wants to show her the world. I feel like I’ve seen tiny glimpses of doubt from Caroline. We’ll see, there may be a chance for Klaus yet.
Do you have any idea as to where your character is going at the end of the season?
He’s wanted dead by the majority of Mystic Falls by now so the finale for Klaus, a lot of it is going to be about trying to survive. He’s going to make sure he secures Elena’s safety because she’s his source of doppelganger blood. If things start getting too hot, it’s going to be about making his escape intact -- and I would imagine he’s going to want Elena and Rebekah with him.