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Starttermin für "Freitag, der 13." steht fest

Posted by Karin, July 16, 2008


Der deutsche Starttermin für "Freitag, der 13." steht fest. Eigentlich war geplant, den Film wie in den USA am Freitag, den 13. Februar 2009 in die Kinos zu bringen, aber nun wird er schon ein Tag zuvor in deutschen Kinos gezeigt — also am 12. Februar 2009.



Quelle: Jared-Padalecki.de

SDCC '08: Friday the 13th Panel Live

Shock is reporting live from the Friday the 13th panel. Brad Fuller, Andrew Form, Amanda Righetti, Jared Padalecki and Derek Mears are expected to take the stage.

Here are the highlights!

• The moderator has announced that attendees of this panel have a chance to win one of Jason Voorhees' prop machetes from the film if they text a specific number.

• The panel begins! Intros to all those taking the stage...

• Teaser poster revealed!!!!

• Teaser footage shown feature Righetti and boyfriend lurking through a dilapidated cabin where they find a bed. On the bed post reads "Jason" - further along they find a hole. The boyfriend peeks in and a machete suddenly tears through the floorboard beneath his feet!

The boyfriend is jerked down into a hole and Righetti goes nuts, screaming her head off. This scene descends into a hellish montage of violence.

(By the way, Edward Douglas is taking over here while Ryan Rotten prepares to moderate the Rogue Pictures panel...)

• Someone just asked if they'd ever see Freddy get back together with Jason for a sequel to Freddy vs. Jason and they said they'd love to do something with Wes Craven.

• A person in the audience asked if there were plans to make the remake into a trilogy, but Brad Fuller says that the ending to the movie seems finite and that the movie will stand on its own.

• Derek Mears was asked if he'd want to play Jason again after this movie and of course, he said "yes." (What else would he say?) Jared Padalecki gave Derek a bit of lip service saying there's a "whole new level of scare" because it's based more in reality.

• Some idiot just asked about explosions cause "Michael Bay is directing it" (jeers abound)

• Someone in the audience asked about the other remakes they're working on and sequels to their previous remakes and Brad said he'd like to do another "Friday the 13th" and he mentioned their remake of The Birds and said that was "pretty much it" and they're looking for "great horror properties to remake" including trying to get a deal to remake Nightmare on Elm Street but "they haven't made the deal yet".

• Kind of generic question about whether the movie was physically demanding... um... I think I could probably answer that one or guess what the actors would say... "Yes.. demanding... worth it.. a challenge." Derek Mears mentioned that a lot of the time the actors didn't want to use their stunt doubles so they'd be manhandled a lot by the new Jason.

• There was a question about whether they'd explore Jason's childhood and Brad Fuller confirmed that they did.

• A question about the length of the movie and after a joke about it being 3 hours (ha ha), Fuller said that they usually try to make them 90 minutes.

• Question to Amanda Righetti about not falling into the "damsel in distress" role... she tried not to.

• Someone asked whether they considered having cameos from the earlier "Friday the 13th" movies but Brad Fuller denied it because they didn't want to take audiences out of the movie by doing that, so they chose not to do it.

• Derek Mears says that his Jason is a lot smaller and more intelligent about trapping his prey than previous movies rather than just chasing them blindly.

They showed the trailer one more time.

Quelle: ShockTillYouDrop.com

Will Jared Padalecki Live Through 'Friday the 13th'?

Jason Voorhees can run. That was one of the big revelations from the final day of the San Diego Comic-Con, as Supernatural star Jared Padalecki appeared alongside cast members and producers from the new Friday the 13th reboot. A teaser trailer was unveiled during the panel, which highlighted the producers' attempts to ground the horror flick in reality. Gone is the slow, zombie-like killer from the older films, and in his place is a hulking maniac who isn't afraid to sprint after a frightened teenager. It's a big change for the series, but the Comic-Con audience responded enthusiastically to the footage.

After the trailer was shown, an audience member asked the question that many Supernatural fans are probably wondering: Will Jared Padalecki's character survive his face-off with Jason?

"I actually do not know. Truth be told, I do not know," Padalecki responded. Though the producers didn't comment on it, it's possible that multiple endings were shot for the film, leaving the fate of Padalecki's character up in the air. The actor said that he'd love to do a follow-up, and joked, "I was trying to push for the prequel, Thursday the 12th."

Even if Friday the 13th is a box office success, producers Andrew Form and Brad Fuller claim that they're not thinking of it as a franchise. Unlike the original film, which spawned a whopping nine sequels, the folks behind the new Friday the 13th want their movie to stand alone. "If the audience loves the film, we'll rack our brains and try to figure out a way to bring it back," Fuller said. Some people may choose to believe that line, but horror fans know that sequels to successful splatter flicks are as inevitable as death, taxes, and stale jokes on Two and a Half Men.

If Jason Voorhees isn't resurrected for a follow-up killing spree, it could be because the filmmakers want to keep things more realistic this time around. Padalecki commented on the tone of the movie, saying that the film brings, "a whole new level of scare. It feels very real. It's based in reality and it's not like the slow-walking guy is gonna find us. This guy (Derek Mears, who plays Jason) is the real deal."

The panel itself was filled with interesting tidbits, but Padalecki's enthusiasm for the project really came through when he spoke with Latino Review afterwards. "I wanted to be a part of the movie even before I really watched the movie, because I was a fan of the director's work and the production company's work," he said. "Then I read the script, and I read the character, and I was like, 'Dude, I get to do some rocking stuff!' Just to talk about the heroic part, I get to fight Jason ... Every now and again we do a shot where Jason and I are about to face off, and we're kind of like warming up, getting pumped up, and they're spraying us with water and dirt and blood. And you kind of sit there and you're like, 'This is way cool.'"

The experience may have been "way cool" for Padalecki, but will Supernatural fans feel the same if his character bites the dust at the end of the film? We'll find out when Friday the 13th opens on January 13, 2009.

Quelle: BuddyTV

Eine Nahaufnahme auf Jason Voorhees in 'Friday the 13th'

22. August 2008 07:07:58 GMT





Ein brandneues und viel besseres Bild des "Freitag, der 13."-Bösewichts, Jason Voorhees, wurde ausgegraben. Das Pic, welches uns von Bloody-Disgusting freundlicherweise zur Verfügung gestellt wurde, zeigt den maskierten Slasher in Nahaufnahme, wie er eine Axt hoch über seinen Kopf hält - bereit alles was vor ihm ist zu zerschmettern.

Kürzlich tauchten bereits drei andere Bilder des kommenden Horror-Remakes auf und zum ersten mal wurde der Look von Derek Mears alias Voorhees gelüftet. So schnell wie die Bilder veröffentlicht wurden, waren sie auch schon überall im Umlauf. Eins der ersten Bilder war das, welches Voorhees am Rand eines Sees stehend zeigt, in dem ein Mädchen badet.

Die Neuverfilmung des gleichnamigen Horrorfilms von Sean S. Cunningham aus dem Jahr 1980 lässt uns den Horror noch einmal erleben, wenn eine Gruppe Sozialarbeiter - gespielt unter anderem von Jared Padalecki und Amanda Righetti - zum Ziel des maskierten Wahnsinnigen werden, während sie versuchen, ein Camp für Kinder mit besonderen Bedürfnissen wieder zu eröffnen. Das Drehbuch stammt von Damian Shannon und Mark Swift. Der Film wird ab Freitag, den 13. Februar 2009 den Kinogängern die Nackenhaare zu Berge stehen lassen.



Quelle: AceShowbiz
Übersetzung: ForeverJared (Naley)

Padalecki spricht über Friday the 13th
Der Supernatural Star redet darüber, wie es ist, Jason zu bekämpfen

IGN sprach kürzlich am Set der Serie Supernatural mit Jared Padalecki. Während sie mit ihm sprachen, bekamen sie auch ein paar Informationen zu dem Film ‚Friday the 13th’, in dem Padalecki eine Rolle spielt.

IGN: Was war das für ein Gefühl, an einem Film wie ‚Friday the 13th’ mitzuarbeiten?

Padalecki: So cool, so cool, Mann! Ich erinnere mich an das erste Mal, als ich Jason in seinem Kostüm sah, wir drehten einige Szenen, in denen wir durch die Wälder rennen und er uns folgt. Wir saßen da im Wald, ich guckte ein bisschen am Set herum und plötzlich sah ich ihn mit seiner Maske und seinem ganzen Zubehör und dachte nur „Das ist cool!“ Es ist schon eine komische Situation, in der ich mich da befinde. Ich komme ans Set und will eine Szene spielen und dann sehe ich ihn und denke mir "Heilige Scheiße! Das ist Jason Voorhees" Sie werden gleich Action rufen und ich werde gegen Jason Voorhees kämpfen. Ich bin mit seinen Filmen aufgewachsen. Es ist einfach ein sehr komisches Gefühl. Aber man muss sich selbst davon überzeugen, dass es keine große Sache ist. Es ist nur eine Szene. Man muss diesen Augenblick so wie jeden anderen behandeln.“

Das ist zwar ein komischer Vergleich, aber als ich mit Peter O’Toole drehte, ging es mir genau so… „Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott. Oh mein Gott…“ Aber ich begriff, dass ich, wenn ich so in eine Szene gehe „Oh mein Gott, das ist Peter O’Toole“, dass ich dann die ganze Szene über nur mit aufgerissenen Augen und offenem Mund herumlaufen würde und schlecht arbeiten würde. Also überzeugte ich mich selbst davon, dass es einfach ein Projekt wie jedes andere ist. Aber es ist richtig cool und nun, da es getan ist, ist es richtig cool, darüber zu reden und nachzudenken. Es ist viel Spaß.

IGN: Kannst du über deinen Charakter sprechen?

Padalecki: Ich spiele einen Kerl namens Clay. Meine Schwester verschwindet am Anfang des Films spurlos und ich bekomme keine Hilfe von den örtlichen Behörden. Ich versuche alleine, sie zu finden und lande am Camp Crystal Lake.

IGN: Welche Rolle spielt Regisseur Marcus Nispel?

Padalecki: Marcus ist ein sehr leidenschaftlicher, sehr, sehr genauer Regisseur. Jeder, der „Texas Chainsaw Massacre“ kennt, weiß, dass er sich auch so etwas vorstellt. Er hält alles rau und wirklich und es fühlt sich schrecklich an. Es fühlt sich nicht so an, als wenn man einen Film guckt -- sondern eher so, als wenn man sich eine Dokumentation ansieht. Daher ist es richtig cool, da man sich fühlt, als wenn man wirklich da wäre und ein Teil davon ist. Ich mag den Realismus, denn der erste Friday the 13th, von dem ich ein großer Fan bin, ist sehr übertrieben. Er ist ordentlich und cool, aber nicht so sehr erschreckend. Ich glaube, unser Film wird grauenvoll.

Friday the 13th kommt am 13. Februar 2009 in die Kinos. Wir müssen euch wohl nicht sagen, was das für ein Wochentag ist, oder?

Quelle: IGN.com
Übersetzung: ForeverJared (Melly)

I'M SO AGAINST IT!!!!!!

Interessiert das jemanden????


BTW..... Übersetzt du das auch für die HP, Melly-Schätzchen???

Naley wrote:

Übersetzt du das auch für die HP, Melly-Schätzchen???

für dich doch immer...

Padalecki Bulked Up to Take on Voorhees

"Yes! It's a proud day in the Padalecki household!" actor Jared Padalecki beamed on the red carpet at the Scream 2008 awards show when I told him early reports from a recent Friday the 13th screening applauded its high quotient of T 'n A. "Too bad it wasn't me, man. I think my tits and ass were properly covered during the shooting of the movie."

Padalecki, who broke from shooting Supernatural in Vancouver for Spike TV's ceremony in Los Angeles last night, explained to Shock why he's so enamored with Platinum Dunes' new Jason Voorhees

"[Jason actor] Derek Mears is a big guy, a capable guy. He's not just a big bear. I'm not a small guy and I actually put on weight for the movie," Padalecki admits. "Because I thought if I was an audience member watching the movie, the last thing I would want to see is some guy who's tall and skinny fighting Jason. I wanted to at least look like I could take care of myself. So I started hitting the weights, protein shakes...but Derek brings a humanity to the character even through the mask. He's a human who's just had bad shit comes his way."

Is that to say the audience is going to empathize with Jason? "Just for a split second before he starts massacring people. But he's like a pitbull. He's active and takes care of himself so you don't feel like you can easily crawl away from him."

Quelle: ShockTillYouDrop.com

Big News on 'Friday the 13th' Finale!

Sunday, October 19, 2008


One of next year's most anticipated horror films is New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. Pictures' Friday the 13th, which arrives in theaters February 13, 2009. Last night at the 2008 Scream Awards, teen stars Jared Padalecki and Amanda Righetti were on hand to introduce the footage shown from the film (read about it here). B-D's SpookyDan caught up with the duo who talked about their excitement for the "re-imagining" (as they called it) and about the finale of the film (beware of spoilers).

*Spoiler Warning*

This past Wednesday, the film was tested with the first ever audience in Long Beach, California. Amanda Righetti, who plays Whitney in the remake, tells us that she “heard it went fantastic.”

But the more they talked, the more excited Righetti got (you could literally see her eyes light up).

"I went in for a little bit of ADR," she continues, "[I] saw a couple of pieces of it and it looks really goooooood," she exclaims with pure excitement in her voice. "I'm excited, Im really excited! We are all such a tight knit group.”

The big news comes from teen heartthrob Jared Padalecki, who plays Clay in the film. Clay is searching for his missing sister played by Amanda Righetti.

Without giving too much away, Padalecki implies to Bloody-Disgusting that the finale of the film could be a "dream sequence", an homage to the original. Basically he said that it's open to interpretation, much like the first film from 1981.




Quelle: Bloody-Disgusting

On Set: Jared Padalecki on the set of FRIDAY THE 13th!

In between shots of getting chased by a crazed masked man, Jared Padalecki had a few minutes to spend with our group to talk about the film and more!

While we were on set, the scene being shot took place in an old overturned school bus. It was full of weeds and dirt, the perfect place for a stand-off between Jared Padalecki and Amanda Righetti with Derek Mears as a very intimidating Jason Voorhees.

How did the bus end up here? Who knows, but the set was dark, dirty and scary. The bus was laying on its side with the main fight sequence taking place on top.

Producers Brad Fuller and Andrew Form took us inside the bus to watch the action. It was intense! Padalecki's head was being pounded Jason-style through one of the bus windows.

How did he feel about the fight? Does he survive? We spoke with Jared following the shot, see what he had to say below!

Q: It seems coincidental, on SUPERNATURAL at one point you guys were talking about having Jason on the show and now you finally get to fight him after all.

JP: Now I finally get to fight him, you know what's funny? I've heard that from a few places that they'd talked about it on the show. They had never brought it up with myself of Jensen [Ackles], I think it was just writer ideas or fan ideas or something but it would have been a lot of fun. But, now I get to do it on the big screen so it's even more fun.

Q: Jensen is elsewhere doing My Bloody Valentine

JP: In Pennsylvania.

Q: But you get the cooler bad guy to fight.

JP: I totally get the cooler bad guy. He's doing 3D so all his imperfections will be...I mean if I was in 3D I'd be much more worried. But here I am on the flat screen so…

Q: There was debate amongst these geeks here (laughter) about who the real hero in this movie is. Whether it's your character or whether it's Jason.

JP: That's interesting, I mean, I'm going to go to the movie to watch Jason as I think 100% of the other audience members are. It's funny 'cause we had to do a photo shoot for the movie last week, or two weeks ago, and my singles were part of the photo shoot. I was like, no one wants to see a picture of me like [does a pose] Friday the 13th! I was like, "the poster is going to be Jason and his mask no one wants to see Jared!" So, I totally go with Jason. I mean, I guess I would be the protagonist but he's the hero in my eyes.

Q: You've done a horror remake before, the actors never get any of the flack, it's always the producers and the filmmakers. You know like, you're remaking a classic and "oh my god how could you do that?" Do you hear that much as an actor?

JP: It depends. There are certain forums where, you're obviously not going to please everybody. I think for the most part it goes to the producers and the people who decide to make it. We actors get the easy way out a lot but, you know, don't blame us - blame the writers, blame the director, blame the producers! But, you're not going to please everybody and there are some people that are very dedicated and loyal to the original so they don't want to see it remade. But, then there are other people who don't want to see a new story and a lot of people who like to take on the Texas Chainsaw remake or the Amityville remake. I think they want to see what Platinum Dunes will do with Friday. When I very first started acting, I read on WB.com or something, I was on Gilmore Girls, it was like, "Jared's hair makes him look like a girl!" It was like, I don't like that! So, a long time ago I swore to myself that I wouldn't let it get to me so I think I will probably get a little bit of flack but you have to put it away. When you're on set, you've seen Amanda, she's gotten banged up and bruised up, the last thing you want to do is get banged up and bruised up and be thinking people are like, "Amanda Righetti is like blah blah" and "Jared Padalecki is shouldn't be in the role." So, you just have to drop it all and do your thing.

Q: Your character is looking for someone correct?

JP: Yes, I am looking for my sister, Amanda Righetti.

Q: Was it lost on you, like, in Supernatural you're looking for your dad and now you're like, "Fuck, I've got to find somebody else now!?"

JP: It's my niche. I do horror remakes and find somebody. (laughter) I like it because, after I read the script I wasn't worried about it, but I heard people asking if I was a police officer or a detective or a ninja or something. That wouldn't be as interesting a character to me as a guy, an ordinary guy put in extraordinary circumstances and trying to find his sister. I didn't want to be, "Da-da-da-dum here I am!" In Supernatural, my character is more of the hero - he knows what he's doing and going after these guys and here on Friday, he's just trying to find his sister. So, I don't know, maybe it's because I've gotten so used to doing it for a couple of years it's coming easier.

Q: Is that knife going to into somebody?

JP: It does. It does, this one is just a nice little plastic or rubber one. I've broken a bunch of these because of the way it sits in my pouch if I sit on it wrong. I have to keep going to the prop guy, "I broke your knife...I'm sorry." And they're like, "it's fine." But it does, yeah, I knew ultimately there comes a time in the movie where I come into contact with Jason - I don't want to ruin anything - but I was like, if I have a knife on me then I kind of have an unfair advantage but then he's gonna knock it away so...but it does find its way into somebody - I'll let you all make guesses. I stab Danielle Panabaker. She pisses me off in the movie. (laughter)

Q: You're going to be fighting Jason on top of a school bus, isn't that the story?

JP: I am yeah. This is sort of in the heat of the climatic end of my chase sequence, but I'm not fighting so much as getting my ass kicked. But, we're on the run, obviously, as happens in Friday the 13th movies. We're trying to get away from the scary guy in the hockey mask and he comes up on us and catches us unawares and basically makes me into a little pile of mincemeat, which is fine, I also want to be very careful to, I am sure you all have an idea of what can happen but I wanted to make sure it was never, like in the photo shoot like "here I am!" I didn't want to be like, "Here I am, a fighter to fight Jason." I want to be a guy who's like, "What's goin' on?" Just survive with instinct. Jared has taken fight training and Derek [Mears] is a big-time actual fighter but no one wants to see Jason get up there and do a roundhouse kick. No one wants to see Clay and Jason Muay Thai kickboxing. So, it's just very brutal and raw and animalistic, which is kind of exciting for me.

Q: And did you rehearse the fight sequence already?

JP: We've rehearsed it, we've been here in this set for a few days now because we had a big scene in the barn for a couple days so we rehearsed it a few times and my stunt double is here and Amanda's stunt double is here and Derek is, obviously, his own stunt double so they make sure we are comfortable with everything and they check it out and make sure it's safe. I actually just about a half an hour ago went and smashed my head into fake glass because Clay gets his head smashed into fake glass, or into real glass but they had to make sure I was comfortable with head banging on a piece of break-away glass. So I was over there impressing myself.

Q: I know we're here for Friday the 13th but I have to ask a few Supernatural questions, when do you go back to start shooting?

JP: The strike is a huge issue, but as of right now, we're supposed to start first week of July. They want to have it airing with Smallville and Smallville starts shooting really early so they want us to start shooting really early also so they can air new episodes of each together.

Q: Have you seen any scripts for the first couple of episodes?

JP: No, I haven't seen anything. I haven't talked to Eric [Kripke], the only person I've really talked to is Jensen. He and I have been keeping in touch. But I haven't seen scripts, read scripts or heard any ideas.

Q: Fans are freaking out because, at first, they thought Jensen was completely off the show, but clearly not.

JP: I'm assuming clearly not, I mean, I think his plan is to be in Vancouver when I'm in Vancouver. I pray to God not because that means all day, every day, I'll bear the burden, but no, I'm sure Jensen is going to be a huge part on the show like he always has been. He's just in hell.

Q: Can you talk about Marcus [Nispel] as compared to other directors you've worked with in the past?

JP: Marcus is a very, very, very visual director. He's sees it. I watched Chainsaw when I did House of Wax. They sat us down before we did House of Wax, Jaume [Collet-Serra] sat us down and had us watch Chainsaw, his remake with Jessica Biel. I remember watching it and being like, "Wow, this is really well done." And it speaks to you, and I met with Marcus and Brad Fuller before I did the movie and they were talking about the script and talking about the ideas and talking about how he shoots and it's sort of flattering because they were like, "Listen, we're hiring actors that we trust, you know, that will take care of their own number." I mean, Marcus is not as much a director of like, "Hey listen, I want you to be more sad or I want you to remember that you're sister blah blah blah." He tells you what's going on and how the scene is going to be and then it's like a crazy guerilla style, "hey the camera is here go! Camera's here go!" And it's almost, you hear stories about certain directors that piss off their actors when the character needs to be pissed off and how to be chaotic and a lot of pandemonium when things are chaotic and so it's almost been good acting by default. It's almost like, I don't know what's going on or where I'm running and so they go action and I'm like, "I don't know, where am I going!" So, I'm gonna watch the movie and be like, "Dude, I believe Clay didn't know where he was going!"

Q: Chainsaw is famous for the Jessica Biel ass shot pointed to you, is this going to be the Jared butt cam?

JP: Who knows, I hope so 'cause I've been doing my squats. I'm kidding, I don't know, I didn't realize the Jessica Biel butt cam was a big part of it.

Q: Are you used to being in a production where the producers are so involved?

JP: No, I am not used to that. And it's been really pleasant. It keeps egos in check when someone doesn't have all the power and there's some balance of power. The Beatles said it, I get by with a little help from my friends, I think there are a lot of people with a lot of ideas and I think it's valid.

FRIDAY THE 13TH opens in theaters Friday, February 13th!

Quelle: IESB.net

Jared Padalecki's Favorite Kill from the Friday the 13th Remake!

FEARnet caught up with Jared Padalecki (Supernatural) on the set of the new Friday the 13th film where he dished on all the dirt about shooting a remake to one of the most popular horror franchises of all time including which kill he digs the most.

What’s your favorite kill in this movie?

My favorite kill is the kill of the police officer who sort’ve comes to check up on us. And we know Jason’s outside, we know someone’s killing off these people in this group of friends that I’ve hooked up with – and we hear knocking on the door outside and at first we’re a little panicky but then we’re like “Why would this guy knock?” So we go to check out the door and it’s a police officer and I start to let him in and as I let him in – Danielle Panabaker’s character, Jenna, sees Jason drop down from the roof and shove a fire place poker through the police man’s eye, through the door, and right in front of me. And we take off. And that’s really the point in the movie where everything comes to a head and just explodes. And after that everything’s so fast paced and moving so quickly and everything’s so hectic and that’s when the audience is really gonna be on the edge of their seats. Not like they wouldn’t before but that’s when the break line – breaks, and it’s full speed ahead for the rest of the movie.

What’s been your favorite part of the shoot?

Y’know what? It’s a lot of hours and it’s a horror movie and it’s Friday the 13th so we’ve been shooting a lot of exterior night scenes. But the camaraderie between the cast has been a real joy. I’ve worked on stuff before where the cast – it’s not like we didn’t get along, but we didn’t get along this well. So meeting a bunch of new people and Derrick Mears [the new Jason] – is awesome. He’s such a kind, generous man. And he’s so hard working and it’s been fun getting to know him and Danielle and Travis Van Winkle and Amanda Righetti and Nick Mennell. I mean the cast is I can say – I’ve been doing this a while – and I can say, without a doubt, that I’m gonna keep in touch with people that I’ve met on this movie. That’s nice to be able to say, because usually it’s like summer camp “Hey, see ya later!” And then you don’t call ‘em. But here it’s like I can’t wait to hang out with them again.

They tell us that as much violence there is in this movie there’s also a lot of sex too. Do we get to see you topless?

(laughs) Not yet! If there’s reshoots they might try to yank off my shirt. That was also something I brought up with the writers and the producers and the director because I’m on a show on the CW [Supernatural] – which is kind of for younger audiences, so I wouldn’t want to do anything that would be unbecoming of them. But no, no nudity for me as of now.

Quelle: FEARnet

Interview: Supernatural Star Goes to Camp Blood

There was a time when Jason Voorhees almost wandered in an America where Supernatural's Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean, existed. This potential cross-over of the Friday the 13th universe and the world of the CW's surprisingly good series was teased within the pages of the official Supernatural magazine. As the series' third season revved up, it became clear a battle between the Winchesters and Jason was not going to happen after all.

That's not to say star Jared Padalecki was never bound to have a run in at Camp Blood with horror's hulking mama's boy.

"I finally get to fight him," the actor says with a smile. He's sitting with ShockTillYouDrop.com on the set of Platinum Dunes' Friday the 13th (full set report) lensing in Texas. "I had heard from a few places that they talked about it on the show. They never brought it up with [co-star] Jensen [Ackles] or myself, so it was either writer ideas or fan ideas or something, but it would've been fun. But now I get to do it on the big screen."

In this brawl, who gets the upper hand? Well, minutes earlier Derek Mears, the new Jason Voorhees, told us, "I'm going to be stomping Jared's face very soon." Judging by Padalecki's reaction when we press him for details on the scene we're watching tonight, Mears isn't wrong.

"This is in the heat of the climactic fight/end chase sequence. I'm not fighting as much as I am getting my ass kicked," Padalecki laughs. "But [Amanda Righetti and I are] on the run, as it happens in Friday the 13th movies, and we're trying to get away from the scary guy in the hockey mask. He comes up on us and catches us unawares. Makes me into a little pile of mince meat, which is fine."

Don't worry, the scene was well rehearsed ahead of time. "We've been in the set for a few days now because we had a big scene in the barn for a couple of days. My stunt double is here, Amanda's stunt double is here and obviously Derek is his own stunt double. They make sure we're comfortable with everything, make sure it's safe. Just about a half hour ago, as I got my face smashed into fake glass, they had to make sure my head was comfortable with head-banging on a piece of breakaway glass."

This is Padalecki's third horror feature in his career. Before committing to Supernatural, 2005 saw him starring in another redo, House of Wax, and Cry_Wolf. This time he stars as Clay. "I'm looking for my sister, Amanda. After I read the script, I had some people ask me if I was a police officer or a detective or a ninja or something. That wouldn't be as interesting a character to me as an ordinary guy put in extraordinary circumstances trying to find his sister. On Supernatural, my guy is more of the hero, he knows what he's doing. He's going after these guys. Here on Friday, he's just trying to find his sister."

"Marcus [Nispel] is a very, very visual director," he says, comparing his time on this horror film to his previous efforts. "Before we did House of Wax, Jaume [Collet-Serra], who's also very visual and comes from the music videos, sat us down and had us watch Texas Chainsaw Massacre, [Nispel's] remake with Jessica Biel. I remember watching it and thinking wow, this is really well done and it kind of speaks to you. I met with Marcus and Brad Fuller before I did the movie and they were talking about the script and the idea and how he shoots. It was flattering because they said, Listen, we're hiring actors that we trust that will take care of their own number. Marcus is not of the direction of, I want you to be more sad, I want you to remember that your sister... He tells you what's going on, shows you how the scene is going to be. It's a crazy guerilla style like, camera's here, go. You hear stories about directors pissing off actors when their characters need to be pissed off and have it be pandemonium when things should be chaotic. It's almost been good acting by default. I don't know what's going on or where I'm running. So, I'm going to see the movie and believe Clay didn't know where he was going."

He puts on no airs when it comes to recognizing who the true star of this film is. "I'm going to go to the movie to watch Jason as I think 100% of the other audience members are going to do. It's funny, because we had to go and do a photo shoot for the movie last week and they wanted my singles. I was like, No one wants to see me for Friday the 13th. Listen, the poster is going to be Jason and his mask. No one wants to see Jared. I totally go for Jason. I'm the protagonist, but [Jason's] the hero in my eyes."

If you say so, but we're pretty positive there's a legion of Winchester fans who will think otherwise.

Quelle: ShockTillYouDrop.com

'Supernatural' Star Battles Evil in New 'Friday the 13th' Trailer

Friday, December 05, 2008


It's the beginning of December, which means Hollywood is rolling out their most prestigious movies so they can qualify for Oscar consideration. Critically acclaimed films like Milk, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and The Wrestler will be the talk of the town for the next month, but critics will have nowhere to turn come January. That's when the movie studios unveil the fun popcorn movies that don't have a shot at winning any major awards. Maybe it's just me, but the upcoming reboot of Friday the 13th excites me just as much as any Oscar contender. The gory horror flick pits Supernatural's Jared Padalecki against Jason Voorhees, who may be one monster that even Sam Winchester couldn't defeat.

Those looking for a blood-splattering good time should mark their calendars for February 13, which is when Friday the 13th hits theaters. To get fans ready for the big release, a new trailer for the movie has finally appeared online.

The latest Friday the 13th trailer can be viewed in all its glory over at Yahoo! Movies. Supernatural fans may be disappointed that the two-and-a-half minute clip doesn't feature more Jared Padalecki, but that's because New Line Cinema and Paramount are selling the movie on Jason's gruesome kills. Jared is the star of the film, so if he does end up biting the dust it probably won't be until the climactic finale. That already makes Friday the 13th better than House of Wax, where he was killed off halfway through.

Regardless of the amount of Padalecki goodness, I absolutely love this trailer. I'm a huge fan of the Friday the 13th franchise, and it looks like director Marcus Nispel understands what makes these movies so great. Audiences want to see stupid, horny teens having sex and getting killed in a variety of inventive and gory ways. That's all I really require from a Friday the 13th film, and it looks like that's exactly what I'm going to get. Also, I may get the pleasure of seeing Ryan Hansen of Veronica Mars fame murdered, which is a fitting end for the guy who played Dick Casablancas.

It's possible I'm too obsessed with Supernatural, because I can't help but think of Sam Winchester when seeing Jared in this trailer. I want to read a fanfic where Sam heads to Crystal Lake to investigate a string of murders while Dean is in Hell. Maybe he goes by a fake name so he doesn't arouse suspicion, then finds himself facing off with one of the scariest serial killers of all time. Of course, my fanfic will be ruined if Jared's character dies at the end, so let's hope he survives his battle with the hockey mask-wearing psychopath.




Quelle: BuddyTV

Jared Padalecki Goes Face to Mask with Jason Voorhees

It's not easy being Jared Padalecki, at least not on the big screen. There's something about him -- maybe it's the cocky-jock good looks -- that beckons the blades of lunatic killers. In House of Wax (notable mostly for its much-lauded Paris Hilton kill), he had his Achilles tendon sliced by a freak mechanic and was embalmed in wax, only to have his face peeled off and then die of shock. You'd think after such an ordeal he might want something a little frothier. But the actor, a regular on the CW series Supernatural, will next play Clay, who heads up to Crystal Lake in search of his missing sister in the highly anticipated remake of Friday the 13th. Big mistake, since Crystal Lake belongs to some guy in a mask named Jason. We spoke to the star about how he prepared to face off against cinema's most famous killer, and found out that all it takes is a protein shake.

How are you?
I had the most absolutely bizarre day yesterday. Right when I was about to call you, I heard my dog yelping. I was on set, and she was screaming and shaking. I went to take her into the trailer, and she started screaming again, so I grabbed her because I thought her paw was hurt, and she bit me on the hand, real quick, and my dog would never growl at me or bite me. Never. I found out that there was a short circuit in the trailer, and she was getting electrocuted. It was a really kind of shitty situation. She was just trying to get away from the stairs.

Is she okay?
Yeah she’s okay. She was kind of whacked out for a few hours. But now she’s playing around, there’s snow on the ground up here, so she’s loving it.

How is the shooting of Supernatural?
It’s been going really well. Today is our last day before the holidays, but we’re halfway through with our 15th episode, so when we come back we only have about seven and a half episodes left. We’ve really done quite a bit, and we’re all really happy with the work. Season 4 seems like it’s really found its stride.

Do you have a dark side?
I guess so. Certainly my body of work would suggest that, but it’s nothing that I planned. I’m not at a point in my career where I can say, “Bring me a comedy,” and then 15 comedies will show up at my door. I came to Supernatural straight from Gilmore Girls, so I’ve had a steady job, and it’s just the way it worked out that the movies I could fit into my schedule that I was excited about were all in the sci-fi, horror, thriller genre.

How did you prepare for your role in Friday the 13th?
It’s hard to describe the preparation for Friday the 13th. I don’t have a method ... I just try to get some ideas and familiarize myself with the character. I filmed Friday the 13th on April 30th in Austin, Texas, and was filming Supernatural in Vancouver, BC, on April 28, so I flew straight from set to set. If you talk to anybody in the cast, it was kind of a crazy shooting schedule—a lot of handheld, a lot of run-and-gun. It was kind of like guerrilla filmmaking, but I think it’ll turn out great. Physically, I tried to bulk up for the role a little bit. The last thing I wanted to do was watch a movie where some skinny pretty boy was fighting. I tried to work out hard and drank my protein shakes. As it is, I like to work out and keep in shape anyway, so I just tried to lift heavier. And it was a good thing because when I got to set, Derek Meers, who plays Jason, is 6’5”, solid muscle. I am nowhere near that, but at least I looked like I could have run away from him a little better.

Do you end up fighting Jason in the movie?
I do, a few times. I get to have a few confrontations with Jason, so I kind of lucked out.

So you got to put your strength to use then?
At the end of the day, you’re fighting Jason, and no one can take Jason, but at least I wasn’t 140 pounds.

Has working on all of these horror projects changed your perspective on the fear factor of movies? Has it desensitized you to scary movies?
No, not really. That’s one of the great things about horror movies in general—it’s total escapism. Even though I’ve done a few now, I can still go into a movie theater and sit down, and get scared. I thought it might, but it hasn’t.

What was the first movie that really scared you?
I don’t know if it was the first one necessarily, but Stephen King’s It, about the clown. That was awesome. I loved it, it was terrifying and would give me nightmares, and I’ll still go back and watch it.

Did you ever try on Jason’s mask?
I didn’t. I don’t know why I didn’t. You know what, maybe if they have it at the premiere or something, or maybe if I sneak in. I think it’s on high-security lockup right now. I didn’t even think about that. I totally should have done that! I’m so pissed off that I didn’t do it! Maybe it would have ruined Derek’s mojo. It’s like the pitcher’s mound. You can’t walk up on the pitchers mound. Maybe he doesn’t want anyone trying on his Jason mask. I wouldn’t want to piss him off.

What did you and the cast do in your free time in the creepy woods in Austin?
I’m from San Antonio, which is an hour south of Austin, so I when I found out that the movie was shooting in Austin, I was ecstatic. I have a bunch of friends in Austin, so we’d go out to eat, and I’d go out to Lake Travis and wakeboard and jog around Town Lake. Austin’s a great city, so we just hung out. The cast got really close, and we still send each other funny emails. The guys and gals who all live in LA actually see each other, but I’m the lone wolf who’s off in snowy Canada. Everybody’s sending emails like, “Hey we’re all hanging out at the Platinum Dunes (Michael Bay’s production company responsible for the remake) Christmas party, wish you were here.” And I’m like yeah, I’m on set, I’ve got fake blood all over my face and my shirt, and I’m cold.

How were Danielle and Amanda compared to Paris Hilton and Elisha Cuthbert?
They were great. I was lucky enough to do a lot more work with Danielle and Amanda than I did with Elisha and Paris in House of Wax. I wasn’t there for a lot of the physical stuff that Elisha had to do, and I didn’t really film a whole lot of the same scenes with Paris. But I got to see first-hand Amanda and Danielle doing the stunt bits, and getting beat up and bruised up, and just rolling with the punches. They were champs.

How did you decompress after a long day of screaming and shooting?
A lot of times I like to have a glass of scotch or beer or something like that to decompress. But the days were so hard and frantic, that by the time I got home, I was literally too tired to twist off a bottle cap. My decompression was collapsing face first on my pillow. On the weekends, I’d drive to San Antonio to see my parents, or drive up to Dallas to see my brother.

After shooting this film, do you think you’ll ever send your kids to summer camp?
Probably, if they annoy me enough.

Are you superstitious at all?
I do a weird thing: If I’m going under a yellow light or when I’m getting on an airplane, I sort of kiss my finger and touch it to the roof.

Any nervousness about the release date on Friday, February 13th?
Not really. I am so looking forward to that day, and being able to see it and have my family and friends see it, that I haven’t really thought about that. I don’t like to fly on Friday the 13th, so hopefully they’re not going to be flying me to some premiere somewhere. I’ve never liked to fly on Friday the 13th, even before I did the movie.

Have you ever sat in the theater in one of your movies before?
I have. I’ve snuck into I think every movie that I’ve been in, usually right as they’re about to leave the theaters, a couple weeks or couple months after they’re released. I’ll go with a buddy and go in after the credits have started and sit in the back. That’s usually the only way I’ll watch the movie. I own all of the movies that I’ve been in, but I’ve never watched them. I’ve never been like, “Oh, I’m going to put my movie in.”

When you sneak into the theater are you focusing on the film or the crowd reaction?
The film. I’m pretty lucky enough to avoid reaction. I’ve just accepted that there are people who are fans of me for no good reason, so I imagine that there are people who will be non-fans of me for no good reason. I just sort of catch the good with the bad and brush it all off my shoulders. I focus on the film and try to see what I like about my own performance, and what I’d change in the future.

Does anyone ever recognize you?
Sometimes I’ll take a photograph beforehand or sign an autograph. I think I’m really sensitive to my own movies, knowing that it’s kind of a danger zone, so I’ll really sneak in—I have my hat down.

Does Clay turn out to be a hero?
I’ll answer that with a quote. “Everyone is the hero of their own story.” So, he tries. For fear of the wrath of Michael Bay, that’s all I’m going to say. He certainly gives it a go. He gives it his best shot. So, in my book, he’s a hero.

Quelle: BlackBookMag.com

Was 'Friday the 13th' a 'Supernatural' Experience for Jared Padalecki?

Jared Padalecki isn't slowing down when it comes to shooting horror flicks, and he seems to be enjoying the ride. This year, he's ready to join Jensen Ackles once again, and return as Sam Winchester on The CW's Supernatural. He rose to fame in House of Wax, and he's on a roll with another big screen hit, playing the Clay on Friday the 13th. The star recently spoke to the press about his projects, especially facing off with one of cinema's notorious masked killers, Jason.

“It's hard to describe the preparation for Friday the 13th,” Padalecki said. “I don't have a method ... I just try to get some ideas and familiarize myself with the character. I filmed Friday the 13th on April 30th in Austin, Texas, and was filming Supernatural in Vancouver, BC, on April 28, so I flew straight from set to set. If you talk to anybody in the cast, it was kind of a crazy shooting schedule—a lot of handheld, a lot of run-and-gun. It was kind of like guerrilla filmmaking, but I think it'll turn out great.”

Apparently, Jared Padalecki felt he needed to bulk up for his role in the film. Battling an infamous villain is certainly a daunting task, but he's probably used to it. “The last thing I wanted to do was watch a movie where some skinny pretty boy was fighting. I tried to work out hard and drank my protein shakes. As it is, I like to work out and keep in shape anyway, so I just tried to lift heavier. And it was a good thing because when I got to set, Derek Meers, who plays Jason, is 6'5”, solid muscle. I am nowhere near that, but at least I looked like I could have run away from him a little better.”

Jared also admitted that he does get involved in physical conflict with Jason in the movie. “I get to have a few confrontations with Jason, so I kind of lucked out,” he said. “At the end of the day, you're fighting Jason, and no one can take Jason, but at least I wasn't 140 pounds.”

Even though he's targeting all these terrors these days, Padalecki says “I can still go into a movie theater and sit down, and get scared.” It must have been quite a thrill for him to shoot Friday the 13th then. “That's one of the great things about horror movies in general—it's total escapism.”

As for Supernatural, the actor claims things couldn't be better. “It's been going really well,” Padalecki confessed. “[W]e're halfway through with our 15th episode, so when we come back we only have about seven and a half episodes left. We've really done quite a bit, and we're all really happy with the work. Season 4 seems like it's really found its stride.”

Quelle: BuddyTV

'Friday the 13th' at New York Comic Con

Brad Fuller, Friday the 13th producer, posted an update on Platinum Dunes official website, according to which Platinum Dunes are planning to go to Comic-con in New York in February "and are now trying to figure out what we will be showing."

The New York Comic Con will be held February 6-8, 2009 at the Jacob K. Javits Center in Midtown Manhattan, 655 West 34th Street, New York, USA.

Fuller also said that "In just a few days you will start to see the ads for Friday 13th. We did air one during a hockey game, but the campaign will really kick in next week. There are a few fan-made commercials out there so beware the imitators."

Quelle: WinchesterBros.com

Jared Padalecki in der "Bonnie Hunt Show"

Tuesday, February 10, 2009


Heute Morgen war Jared Padalecki in der "Bonnie Hunt Show", um über seine Rolle in "Freitag, der 13." zu sprechen, der am Freitag, den 13. Februar in die Kinos kommt! Jared plauderte liebenswert mit Bonnie über seine polnische Abstammung und Supernatural.

Bonnie und Jared sprachen in dem Interview ebenfalls über Jared's Leinwand-Bruder Jensen Ackles, der ebenfalls kürzlich bei Bonnie zu Gast war. Bonnie machte Witze darüber, dass sie und Jensen nach dem Interview begonnen hätten, sich privat zu treffen und Jared ging ohne zu zögern auf den Spaß ein. Jared's Chat mit Bonnie überzeugte uns davon, dass wir sicher in Zukunft mehr von Jared auf der großen und kleinen Leinwand sehen werden. Mit seinem jungenhaften Charme und hellwachen Verstand sehen wir schon ihn in einigen Hauptrollen agieren.



Quelle: Buddy TV
Übersetzung: ForeverJared (Naley)


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