Mr. Media Interviews by Bob Andelman
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Milo Ventimiglia, HEROES actor: Mr. Media Audio Interview REWIND
(Mr. Media is on vacation this week, so we're rewinding to some of the podcast's earlier, most popular interviews to catch up new listeners!)
Milo Ventimiglia is not your average save-the-world superhero, although he does play one, Peter Petrelli, on NBC’s hit series “Heroes.”
In real life, he’s an ambitious actor and producer whose company, Divide Pictures, just completed a series of five animated holiday shorts available exclusively on the American Eagle Outfitters website. Milo narrated the first episode, “Home for the Holidays”; others feature the voices of Kristen Bell, Lil Jon, Adrianne Palicki, and Pete Wentz, the Fall Out Boy.
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Milo Ventimiglia is not your average save-the-world superhero, although he does play one, Peter Petrelli, on NBC’s hit series “Heroes.”
In real life, he’s an ambitious actor and producer whose company, Divide Pictures, just completed a series of five animated holiday shorts available exclusively on the American Eagle Outfitters website. Milo narrated the first episode, “Home for the Holidays”; others feature the voices of Kristen Bell, Lil Jon, Adrianne Palicki, and Pete Wentz, the Fall Out Boy.
Click on the BlogTalkRadio Audio Player to listen to this interview!
CLICK HERE TO READ A TRANSCRIPT OF THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW!
Labels: American Eagle Outfitters, Divide Pictures, Fall Out Boy, Heroes, Kristen Bell, Milo Ventimiglia, NBC, Pete Wentz, Peter Petrelli
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Thursday, January 04, 2007
As Long As It's Not Mine
"Why can't girls kick some ass?"
-- Actress Ali Larter, star of NBC's hit freshman superhero drama "Heroes," quoted in the March 2007 issue of Starlog magazine. The next butt she'll try kicking is Keifer Sutherland's, when his show "24" returns to its regular Monday slot on Fox - opposite "Heroes."
-- Actress Ali Larter, star of NBC's hit freshman superhero drama "Heroes," quoted in the March 2007 issue of Starlog magazine. The next butt she'll try kicking is Keifer Sutherland's, when his show "24" returns to its regular Monday slot on Fox - opposite "Heroes."
Labels: 24, Ali Larter, Fox TV, Heroes, Keifer Sutherland, NBC, Starlog
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Friday, November 17, 2006
30 Karat Rock
"I am counting on a lot of things from G.E. if the show gets picked up. Country-club memberships, that kind of thing. I want to be friends with these people. I want to become a part of the whole G.E. family."
-- Alec Baldwin, star of the new NBC sitcom "30 Rock," telling Deborah Solomon of The New York Times Magazine what he hopes to gain from becoming a hit on TV. Baldwin also said that the only office he's ever run for would be governor and that "I'm Tocqueville compared to (California Governor) Arnold Schwarzenegger."
-- Alec Baldwin, star of the new NBC sitcom "30 Rock," telling Deborah Solomon of The New York Times Magazine what he hopes to gain from becoming a hit on TV. Baldwin also said that the only office he's ever run for would be governor and that "I'm Tocqueville compared to (California Governor) Arnold Schwarzenegger."
Labels: 30 Rock, Alec Baldwin, Arnold Schwarzenegger, G.E., NBC, Tocqueville
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