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Tricia at Dallas Sci-Fi Expo — photos and videos

Posted on: Thursday, February 14, 2013
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Categories: 'Battlestar Galactica', 'Behind the Camera: Charlie's Angels', 'Green Lantern: First Flight', 'Starcraft II', 'TRON: Uprising', Acting Outlaws, Charity & Cause Work, Kitten Rescue, Movie Productions, Multimedia, Press Archive, Public Appearances, Television Productions, Video Games
Tags: acting, behind the camera, caprica six, charlie's angels, dallas, edward james olmos, events, farrah fawcett, filming, gina, humane society, interviews, james callis, katee sackhoff, la la ride, number six, photos, richmond animal protection society, sci-fi expo, video, voice work

Big update from last weekend’s Sci-Fi Expo in Dallas, Texas! Hope you’re ready for it. :)

Kicking things off with some terrific fan photos of Tricia from both Day 1 and Day 2, which you can now check out in the gallery. Most of today’s new expo photos are courtesy of G. Espinosa, H. Hernandez, Honey Bunny, A. Johnson Dowling, M. Netherland, D. Pike, C. Skiles and R. Valerie on Facebook, RevG14 on Flickr, nicoleanell and rococoms on Tumblr and WesPrime on Twitter.

Moving on to videos, here’s a quick PJTV interview with Tricia about her time on Battlestar Galactica and motorcycling from the Day 1 autograph table:

A really nice video of the complete Day 1 Battlestar Galactica panel with Tricia and her BSG co-stars Edward James Olmos and James Callis. At the panel, Tricia talked about among other things portraying the numerous Sixes on the show, filming sex scenes with James and pairing motorcycling with charity work. A great, packed panel.

Tricia talks ‘Deadly Visions’, animal activism at To the Rescue! Gala

Posted on: Sunday, December 30, 2012
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Categories: 'Dangerous Intuition', Charity & Cause Work, Kitten Rescue, Movie Productions, Multimedia, Press Archive, Public Appearances
Tags: brian magallones, events, filming, genea charpentier, humane society, interviews, kate, photos, richmond animal protection society, style, to the rescue, video

Hope you’ve been enjoying the holidays! :) A couple of new things from the December 18th Humane Society To the Rescue! Gala today.

First, we have a couple of lovely new photos of Tricia on the red carpet and at the gala ceremony. Tricia attended the event with her good friend, celebrity hairstylist Brian Magallones, who is also pictured in a couple of shots. Check them out in our gallery!

Then we have a really terrific(!) red carpet interview with Tricia from AfterBuzz TV, in which Tricia talks about among other things filming the upcoming indie (TV?) thriller Deadly Visions, her character Kate and her child co-star Genea Charpentier, The Humane Society of the United States and their work, her own animal activism and her red carpet style:

Updated Photo Albums:

• Appearances in 2012 > The Humane Society To the Rescue! Gala on Dec 18

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.

Tricia talks charities, onscreen work in new “Ask Tricia” v-log

Posted on: Friday, May 6, 2011
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Categories: Acting Outlaws, Charity & Cause Work, Kitten Rescue, Multimedia, Press Archive
Tags: acting, ask tricia, best friends animal society, BP oil spill, fans, gulf restoration network, interviews, Q&As, richmond animal protection society, video

Tricia Helfer’s official site has just published yet another fresh Q&A video with Tricia in which she answers fan questions sent to her via her website. In this video, Tricia talks about her favorite charities (of which she mentions Kitten Rescue, Richmond Animal Protection Society, Best Friends Animal Society and The Gulf Restoration Network), and watching her own work. Courtesy of TriciaHelfer.com:

Tricia’s official site is still looking for new fan questions for Tricia to answer — if you have one, don’t hesitate to send it over to asktricia@triciahelfer.com. Please me mindful that Tricia’s web team moderates all questions before they reach her, and not all questions will be answered. Good luck!