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Clips from ‘TRON: Uprising’ Press Junket

Posted on: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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Tags: acting, alex clark, blood & chrome, bruce boxleitner, EDI, elijah wood, filming, interviews, the grid, video, voice work

Check out these video clips and interviews with Tricia Helfer from last Saturday’s TRON: Uprising Press Junket. Kicking things off with…

… a clip from The Hollywood Reporter, in which Tricia talks about the differences between onscreen acting and voice work and how she prepared for the role of Alex Clark in The Firm:

Tricia talks about her role in TRON: Uprising, how she got it and doing voice work in general. From YouTube:

New pic from the set of ‘Criminal Minds’

Posted on: Monday, April 9, 2012
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Tags: behind the scenes, filming, guest appearances, izzy rogers, on set, photos

New pic of Tricia Helfer on the set of Criminal Minds earlier today, courtesy of series’ writer Rick Dunkle. Check it out in our gallery!

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• Television Work > ‘Criminal Minds’ (2012) On Set – Apr 9

Tricia on the set of ‘Criminal Minds’ — first look

Posted on: Saturday, April 7, 2012
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Tags: behind the scenes, filming, guest appearances, izzy rogers, on set, photos

Check out these first two photos of Tricia Helfer sporting a whole new look for her mysterious role as Izzy Rogers in the upcoming Season 7 finale of CBS’ Criminal Minds. The photos were taken on the set of the show earlier this week (and the hair is a wig). Looks terrific!

The two-hour season finale of Criminal Minds airs May 16 on CBS.

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• Television Work > ‘Criminal Minds’ (2012) On Set – Apr 4

Tricia at ‘War Horse’ Toronto Opening Night

Posted on: Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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Categories: 'The Firm', Multimedia, Public Appearances, Television Productions
Tags: events, filming, photos, premiere, toronto, war horse

Tricia Helfer appeared on the red carpet at the War Horse Opening Night in Toronto, Canada yesterday. So far we’ve only managed to find two pictures of her at the event, but we’ll keep our eyes peeled for more.

Tricia is currently in Toronto to film new episodes for The Firm.

Update Mar 3: Two new clips from the event! The first clip cannot be embedded here, so please head over to www.theglobeandmail.com to watch it – Tricia comes in at about 1:17 – but here’s another courtesy of Mirvish Productions (Tricia appears briefly at about 0:51):

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• Appearances in 2012 > ‘War Horse’ Toronto Opening Night on Feb 28

Another ‘Scent of the Missing’ interview with Susannah Charleson

Posted on: Thursday, December 29, 2011
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Tags: ally, eric winter, filming, interviews, summer glau, susannah, susannah charleson

Jay kindly alerted us to another interview with Susannah Charleson about the Scent of the Missing TNT pilot on Summer-Glau.net. Select excerpts about Tricia and the pilot from the interview:

Hello Susannah, for those who don’t know you yet, can you tell us a bit more about your life and work?
A: I’m a pilot, flight instructor, and canine handler on a search-and-rescue team. Search-and-rescue work is a volunteer commitment, so I write and fly and teach to make a living. Since my writing background is primarily broadcasting, Scent of the Missing was originally intended as a series of radio pieces for our public radio network. Fate, as they say, had other plans.

TNT is going to adapt your book into a TV show, was it a nice surprise?
A: It was a very nice surprise. You write something like this hoping it’ll interest people and have some greater contribution to make (support your local SAR teams!), and when a network comes along and finds value in the reality these volunteers work, it’s a big encouragement.

Did you get involve in the creative part of the project?
A: Yes. I think my official title is Consulting Producer, if I remember right. Work on the pilot really started back in May, when the basic premise was drafted with the Executive Producer here in my home town, and then the serious outline went into draft in June, where I met with the writers in L.A. As they wrote through drafts, we emailed or called back-and-forth frequently. These writers are established professionals and really understand how they need to build a story for the screen, but they were equally interested in getting as much of the dialogue and action appropriate to actual search procedure as possible and building characters whose lives are shaped by that very specific mission. They asked a lot of good questions and built from there.

They’ve chosen some really talented actors for the series, what do you think of them? Are they doing real SAR handlers justice?
A: I think the choices were spot on. Having watched these actors work – hard – across multiple takes with tricky environmental things happening, I could see these folks certainly demonstrate the kind of stamina you need for SAR. And the ability to step up again and again without complaint. They in no way had it easy.

We know Tricial Helfer’s character is mostly based on you, what was your reaction when you found out she’d been cast?
A: My reaction? YAY! She’s strong and smart and outdoorsy. And believable in the search field. And gorgeous in the middle of all that. I think I clapped when I first read it, which probably startled a few people in Starbuck’s at dawn.

The full interview on Summer-Glau.net. Susannah Charleson is the author of the Scent of the Missing book and the show’s consulting producer. Check out her book at www.scentofthemissing.com.

Pics from ‘Scent of the Missing’ set, interview with Susannah Charleson

Posted on: Monday, December 26, 2011
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Categories: 'Scent of the Missing', Multimedia, Television Productions
Tags: ally, behind the scenes, eric winter, filming, hammond, interviews, on set, photos, summer glau, susannah, susannah charleson

Couple of new things on Scent of the Missing today. To begin with we have two new behind-the-scenes images from the pilot, for which filming wrapped in Hammond, Louisiana some two weeks ago. Now all that remains is for us to hope TNT has the good sense to pick the show up. Fingers crossed!

Meanwhile, Summer Glau Wiki has landed an exclusive interview with the author of the Scent of the Missing book and the show’s consulting producer, Susannah Charleson. An excerpt from the interview:

3) Are the characters and her dog already a working pair on the pilot or do we see the training to become an SAR dog as in your book?
Susannah Charleson: All the characters in the pilot are already certified, working teams.

4) Tricia’s Helfer character name as well as her dog’s name has been changed, respectively from Susannah to Ally/Allison and from Puzzle to Rocket. Could you tell us more?
Susannah Charleson: Changes were always likely due to legal reasons. Puzzle and I are still a working team in reality, and it’s wise to make sure viewers know the difference between the fictional situations in the drama and the real team working current events in the field, as well as the real flight instructor! As to names, Rocket is, coincidentally, a fun variation on a nickname I had for Puzzle when she was little. She was my “pocket rocket” when she was first training — she will even come to that, when called, so it doesn’t feel like so huge a change to me when I hear it said on the set. I like the name Allison very much. I always thought Susannah would change from the moment we discussed “Sedona” back in June. Sedona and Susannah are just too similar for audiences! And Ally is a great choice — feminine, but strong and confident at the same time.

5) As a member of a canine search-and-rescue team and Consulting Producer on set, does the pilot fulfill your expectations so far? What’s your opinion about the cast and their work so far?
Susannah Charleson: Having worked real situations from which the pilot draws its center, I can say that the production does get right at the heart of the search, both in urgency and in peril. The pilot definitely doesn’t make the work look any easier or the solutions to real problems too pat. And I think the actors had to push, push, push through some of it. This wasn’t a comfortable shoot for really any of them.

Check out the full interview on Summer Glau Wiki.

New Photo Albums:

• Television Work > ‘Scent of the Missing’ (2012) On Set – December 16 2011
• Television Work > ‘Scent of the Missing’ (2012) On Set – Unsorted Dates

Pic with Eric Winter from the set of ‘Scent of the Missing’

Posted on: Tuesday, December 13, 2011
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Categories: 'Scent of the Missing', Multimedia, Television Productions
Tags: ally, behind the scenes, eric winter, filming, hammond, on set, photos, susannah, tweets

Another two new pictures from Tricia from the set of Scent of the Missing in Hamilton today, one with co-star Eric Winter (The Mentalist, Brothers & Sisters, Days of Our Lives). See them in our gallery here.

It also looks like some of the characters have gotten new names. Most notably, Tricia’s own character Susannah is now “Ally” and her canine companion, previously called Puzzle, is now “Rocket”. Via Twitter:

@chrisdvanne Actually, it’s now Tricia (Ally) & Jackson/Oggie/Langely (Rocket), @EricWinter1 (Jake) & Bolt/Louis (Smokey).

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• Television Work > ‘Scent of the Missing’ (2012) On Set – December 12 2011
• Television Work > ‘Scent of the Missing’ (2012) On Set – December 13 2011

Pic with Summer Glau from ‘Scent of the Missing’ set

Posted on: Saturday, December 10, 2011
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Categories: 'Scent of the Missing', Television Productions
Tags: behind the scenes, filming, hammond, on set, photos, summer glau, susannah

Check out this first picture of Tricia Helfer with fellow Sci-Fi siren Summer Glau (Firefly, Serenity, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) on the set of the TNT pilot Scent of the Missing yesterday, as tweeted by Tricia herself. Tricia and Summer are currently filming the pilot in Hammond, Louisiana.

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• Television Work > ‘Scent of the Missing’ (2012) On Set – December 9 2011

‘Scent of the Missing’ begins filming

Posted on: Monday, November 28, 2011
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Tags: behind the scenes, filming, hammond, jackson, louisiana, on set, photos, summer glau

The news straight from Tricia’s official Twitter account @trutriciahelfer:

Off to Louisiana 2day to start filming #TNT #ScentOfTheMissing Super excited to meet my K9 partner, Jackson! #fb (Nov 28)

Update Dec 3: Check out this first picture from Tricia of her with her canine co-star Jackson on the set of the TNT pilot on Thursday. According to the Arts Council of New Orleans, Tricia and co. will be filming the pilot in Hammond, Louisiana from December 1-16.

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• Television Work > ‘Scent of the Missing’ (2012) On Set – December 1 2011

Tricia talks voicing Black Cat in new Marvel.com interview

Posted on: Thursday, November 10, 2011
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Categories: 'Battlestar Galactica', 'Spider-Man: Web of Shadows', 'The Spectacular Spider-Man', Charity & Cause Work, Kitten Rescue, Press Archive, Television Productions, Video Games
Tags: acting, black cat, cersei, fans, filming, game of thrones, richmond animal protection society, voice work

Great new interview with Tricia Helfer from Marvel.com in which Tricia talks about voicing Black Cat in the cartoon series The Spectacular Spider-Man and the Spider-Man: Web of Shadows video game, interacting with her fans, philanthropy and more. Full article under the cut.

The Marvel Life: Tricia Helfer

We chatted with the ‘Battlestar Galactica’ star about voicing Black Cat, geeking out over ‘Game of Thrones’, cats and more!
By Blake Garris

Actress and former model Tricia Helfer may be best known for playing Number Six on Battlestar Galactica as well as numerous cameos on hit shows, but when she’s not acting she spends her time doing charity work rescuing cats in need.

So it’s no surprise that she was the choice to play the voice of Black Cat in the Spectacular Spider-Man animated series as well as the Spider-Man: Web of Shadows video game. We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Ms. Helfer to talk about all these topics, her new show on NBC, and how she may have been a little too seductive as a voice in a children’s cartoon.

Marvel.com: You’ve voiced Black Cat in a few Spider-Man projects. What was that like?
Tricia Helfer: Yes, I was the voice of Black Cat in Spectacular Spider-Man and also in Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, the video game. It was great.

Actually I have a little funny story about Spectacular Spider-Man. I’ve done two episodes and the first time I did it, it was sort of right around the time that I did the video game. And I don’t know how I missed this note that it was a morning kid’s show, but I guess I’d been doing some video games and a lot of the [Black Cat] lines were very suggestive in their own way — as Black Cat can be. And I was making her very purrish and sexy, but nobody said anything!

And then I read an article that came up about it when it premiered and it said something about Tricia Helfer and her Black Cat turning a lot of 10-year-old boys into puberty. And I went, “It’s a cartoon! Oh my gosh!” So I went back and when I did the second episode I told the producers, I was like, “I was being a little sexier than I would have if I had known it was for kids.” But they had a good laugh over that.

Summer Glau, Eric Winter join ‘Scent of the Missing’

Posted on: Wednesday, November 2, 2011
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Categories: 'Scent of the Missing', Television Productions
Tags: casting, daryl mithcell, eric winter, filming, summer glau

According to Deadline and several other newsblogs, Summer Glau (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Firefly, Serenity), Eric Winter (The Mentalist, Brothers & Sisters, Days of Our Lives) and Daryl Mitchell (Brothers, Veronica’s Closet) have joined the cast of the upcoming TNT pilot Scent of the Missing. According to the site, production is scheduled for late November. More from Deadline.com:

TNT’s Scent Of The Missing, executive produced by co-writers Carol Mendelsohn, Melissa R. Byer & Treena Hancock and Barry Josephson, centers on Susannah (Tricia Helfer), a tenacious, strong-willed K-9 Search and Rescue volunteer who works with an equally determined partner — her mischievous golden retriever, Puzzle. Glau, repped by UTA and the Schiff Co., will play a new member of the K-9 Search and Rescue team who is beautiful and very wealthy but much tougher than she looks. UTA-repped Mitchell will play a wheelchair-bound former military sergeant who serves as the communications technician for the team. Production on the pilot, based on the book by Susannah Charleson, is slated to begin in late November.

Update Nov 4: Deadline reports that the canines have now also been cast. Check out the dogs of the show on Deadline.com. :)

First pic with Callum Keith Rennie from the set of ‘The Firm’

Posted on: Saturday, October 15, 2011
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Categories: 'Battlestar Galactica', 'The Firm', Multimedia, Television Productions
Tags: behind the scenes, callum keith rennie, filming, guest appearances, on set, photos, toronto

Tricia has uploaded a new pic from the Toronto set of The Firm via her official Twitter account @trutriciahelfer, this time with her Firm co-star Callum Keith Rennie. As most of you will remember, Tricia and Callum co-starred for several years on Battlestar Galactica as Cylons Number Six and Two respectively. Will be great to see them join forces again on screen!

The Internet Movie Database has also updated Tricia’s filmography with The Firm, and if their information is correct, Tricia will be appearing in all 22 episodes of the season. That’s a major recurring role!

The Firm will premiere this winter on NBC.

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• Television Work > ‘The Firm’ (2012) On Set – October 14 2011

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