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Kim Manners.

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Crew can get a pic with our PCAs, thought it nice for Kim to get his at his Tree.

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I think that's maybe the fifth season, if we get there.

В середине первого сезона он знает, что принадлежит WB, считает Эрика гением, не против, если ему подарят Шеви67 после пятого сезона и он снова без девушки...

1.10.06 - TV Guide: Jensen Ackles Eyes a Super Second Half

by Matt Webb Mitovich

When last we tuned in to WB's freshman frightfest, Supernatural, bogeyman-busting brothers Dean and Sam Winchester had fended off the insanity of an old, shuttered asylum only to come home to a phone call from their perpetually MIA father. The action picks up right from that instant with this week's new episode (airing tonight at 9 pm/ET). Jensen Ackles, who plays Dean, shared with TVGuide.com a preview.

TVGuide.com: Were you happy when Supernatural got picked up for a full season so early on?
Jensen Ackles: Yeah, it's always a crapshoot with the whole television thing in general, so the fact that we had a nice little buzz and had the powers-that-be pushing for us gave us the confidence we needed to move ahead and put us in the frame of mind we needed to be in for the remainder of the season.

TVGuide.com: Especially since there is so much mythology to delve into. You must have been like, "This could be a really awesome show if...."
Ackles: If we get the right support and it's done right. And so far, I think everybody has made every effort they can to really get this show off and running the way we all want it to be.

TVGuide.com: I have to wonder, does it get lonely being just you and Jared [Padalecki, Sam] in every damn episode? Do you corner the writers and go, "Can't we get a bartender buddy or something?"
Ackles: [Laughs] Oh, trust me. When [Warner Bros. Television president] Peter Roth and I had dinner about a month ago, he said, "So, the show's doing really, really good, everybody's really happy.... How do you think we can make the show great?" "Add. More. Characters." is the first thing I said. [Laughs] But that's what we signed on for — we knew it would be just Jared and I, and that it would be a very demanding schedule, and it definitely has been. It hasn't let up. I think I've had one day off since July. The cool thing about it is that Jared and I really get to work hard and, in the same breath, we get to meet and see and work with new people each week. It's a new town, a whole new story, new people, so in a sense that's something kinda cool that we have that a lot of shows don't.

TVGuide.com: Do you guys never film during the day, or does the show just do a great job of simulating darkness and murkiness?
Ackles: Everything that you see inside is generally done during the day and then, of course, our night shoots are either cheated a bit or we wait until the sun drops. But we shoot in Vancouver, where the sun goes down quite early. It will be 4:40 in the afternoon and it's dark already.

TVGuide.com: I thought my ears spied Canadian accents on some of the guest stars. I was watching "Asylum" and that blonde girl.....
Ackles: What, did she throw in an aboot?

TVGuide.com: Something like that. I was like, "A-ha, I see we're shooting in Canada."
Ackles: It's funny, I've actually had to grab the sсript supervisor — who is Canadian, so it doesn't register to her the way it does to me — and tell her, "You've got to watch these accents, they're starting to kick up," and then she'll go tell the actor. There are only a few of us who can really catch it, and if we're not around....

TVGuide.com: What bogeymen are left to tackle this season? Can you tease anything about what's coming up?
Ackles: I know that there's some good stuff coming up with the father....

TVGuide.com: At the end of "Asylum," he's on the other end of the telephone.
Ackles: Exactly, so that's going to start becoming much more relevant. There's such a pool of these [bogeyman] stories that Erik Kripke, the writer and creator, has come up with....

TVGuide.com: And you don't want to burn through them all in Season 1.
Ackles: And we're not, either. Erik is just this mad genius in L.A. who kind of locks himself in the writers' room and comes up with all of this awesome stuff. I have every confidence in him in the world.

TVGuide.com: What did you and Jared get for a Christmas bonus? Your own '67 Chevy Impalas?
Ackles: [Laughs] That would have been nice! I think that's maybe the fifth season, if we get there.

TVGuide.com: You got some wimpy Supernatural wall calendar, didn't you?
Ackles: We all got jackets and stuff... and we also got a couple of days off earlier than we were supposed to.

TVGuide.com: Let's talk about your three previous extended runs on television: Dark Angel, Smallville and Dawson's Creek.
Ackles: I kind of felt like a bit of a pinch hitter on those shows. They were already established, and I was just kind of coming in to do whatever they needed to be done.

TVGuide.com: It was almost a "prolonged screen test" until the day got your own show, wasn't it?
Ackles: Yeah, exactly. [Laughs] They were just kind of "using and abusing" me to make sure I could handle the pressure and the whole situation. But it was good. After Dark Angel, [Fox] made me the lead of a series called Still Life. We shot the pilot, they picked it up for seven episodes, and then they decided to shelve it. There was a big change in command, and [the new entertainment president] cleaned the slate of anything that was pending, so we got lost in the shuffle.

TVGuide.com: They should put the seven episodes out on DVD, cash in on your Supernatural buzz.
Ackles: Hey, that'd be the smart thing to do. But who knows what the suits are thinking these days?

TVGuide.com: Getting back to Supernatural, do you ever worry that Dean is too quippy? That maybe his attitude undercuts the tension?
Ackles: That's a very delicate balance you've got to find, because at the end of the day this is a horror show, and you really have to make it believable. To do that, you have to really be scared and you have to really react to these things. The only difference between Dean and anybody else reacting to it is that this is what he's been living, breathing, eating and sleeping for most of his life.

TVGuide.com: Plus, the humor is probably a sort of coping mechanism.
Ackles: He's definitely got the cocky facade covering up a lot of what's going on underneath. That's a cool thing about him — he's a bit of an onion, and in each episode you start peeling layers and layers off. Sometimes I really have to think, "OK, I'd like to make this nonchalant and funny, but I don't want to miss the point that this is a very serous issue I'm dealing with." It's a delicate balance.

TVGuide.com: Have you ever been to the funky official Supernatural website?
Ackles: Yeah, that's cool as hell. I pop around in the trunk, the glove compartment....

TVGuide.com: I was just there for the first time and it's crazy!
Ackles: It is crazy. In fact, I do these things every now and then where I'll go and record a voice-over or an outgoing [phone] message, or a message to my dad, that they'll play on the webpage. They're really going to make that an integral part of the show. I know they've set up an actual phone number and an e-mail address that are used on the show, and people are calling and leaving messages and e-mails. People at Warner Bros. are going through them. It's been a really cool response.

TVGuide.com: Is your girlfriend too scared to watch the show?
Ackles: I'm currently a single guy, so the only women in my life are my sister and my mom, and yes, they definitely watch the show and yes, they definitely get scared!

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@темы: jensen ackles, дженсен экклз, dark angel, 2006, Still Life, интервью

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Sleeping with... JENSEN ACKLES

Soap Opera News
Picture Jensen Ackles (Eric, DAYS) in a pair of silk boxers. Pretty picture, isn’t it? Well, that is exactly what Ackles wears to bed. While boxers are an old favorite, Ackles’ bedroom has a new piece of furniture. "The best part of my bedroom is my new bed," he says. "I’ve slept on a twin-sized bed since I was 8 - right up until this year. Now, I’ve got a big queen-sized bed, so I have room to roll around. I like to sleep with two pillows, just sheets and a little thin comforter. Who needs a blanket when you can snuggle up to...a pig! "I’ve got a big, old stuffed pig," Ackles admits. "He lies in the corner of my bed. I’ve had him ever since I can remember. He’s pink, and his name is Coke, after the soft drink, because I spilled Coke all over him when I got him." Ackles is early to rise, but not early to bed. "I usually go to sleep late - around midnight," he says. "I like to watch TV for a little while just before I go to bed, mostly The Tonight Show. "I always need a fan blowing directly on my face," he adds. "The sound helps me get to sleep. Whenever I don’t have it on, all the little crickets and those little sounds outside keep me up. The fan drowns all that out." And when it’s time to rise and shine? "A little Timex clock buzzer wakes me. Music doesn’t work, I need an annoying, repetitive sound."

@темы: jensen ackles, дженсен экклз, DOOL, интервью

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Days' Arianne Zuker: Runaway Model

By Paulette Cohn


Model-turned-actress Arianne Zuker once got stranded in Japan, but now she's finding her way (beautifully!) among the Titanic terrors of Salem...


When Days Of Our Lives cast Arianne Zuker in the role of Nicole, it once again proved the adage that art imitates life. While Nicole is hoping that Titan's New Faces modeling campaign will skyrocket her to the top of the style heap, Arianne began her real-life career as a model at the tender age of 16. In fact, Arianne recaptured her own first-day jitters in playing the scene where Nicole was required to "freeze" in front of the camera at her initial photo shoot.

In reality, modeling has taken Arianne to Australia, Japan, Paris and New York. So far, Nicole has only visited Los Angeles. Both women, however, had cause for concern about their destinations. "I was brought up in one house, haven't moved and I'm very family-oriented," admits Zuker, who is San Fernando Valley born and bred. "The whole by-yourself-to-a-foreign-country thing has never been appealing to me. When my agency wanted me to go to Japan, I said, 'Yeah, right,' thinking about the whole white slavery issue."

Stranded at the Airport

Fortunately, Zuker managed to book a five-day shoot for Japanese Gap from Los Angeles, but even so her trip to the land of the Rising Sun was not without problems. "The agency told me a driver would meet me, but no one was waiting at the airport," she reports. "A model friend from New York arrived at the same time and said, 'No, we have to take a two-hour bus ride to a hotel and we'll be met there and taken to our hotel.' I had none of this information."
Despite five grueling, 14-hour work days, the trip turned out to be a great experience. So, Zuker has no regrets about her seven-year modeling career, except, occasionally, when it comes back to haunt her. "I did a shoot for the J.C. Penney's Nurses Scrub catalog last year," Zuker discloses. "A fan found it, brought it to the Days Of Our Lives luncheon and asked me to autograph it. I was so embarrassed." Zuker, herself, was a fan of Days. "From seventh grade to about 10th grade, I watched Days," she discloses. "My cousin would come up and she would watch Young And Restless, so I always watched that, too."
Zuker's soap viewing fell off as her modeling career took off, so she was not familiar with Jensen Ackles (Eric) prior to meeting him at her audition for the producers. "Jensen is great, she states with conviction. "I am so fortunate. He's an all-around great guy, which makes it easy for me. I'm just really getting to the comfortable place with him."

Auditioning for Nikki: "Just Breathe..."

The reading for the Days producers was nerve-wracking, as it was Zuker's first major audition, and the first for which she received call backs. "I actually sat there long enough that I relaxed," she remembers. "I was there an hour and a half. I calmed down and thought, 'I know my dialogue. Just breathe and relax and take control of the situation. Take a minute before you start. Do what you came here to do and that's get the job.'"
She didn't get the job that day, but the chemistry between her and Ackles took her to the next level. "The screen test was a five-hour wait," she bemoans. "They gave us 10 pages of sides all together. It had crying, laughing, kissing and anger. Every emotion in one scene. Luckily, I went last, so my confidence level was way up there."

First Day: Lights, Cameras, Retape!

Not many actresses land the first role for which they screen test, but that's exactly what Zuker did. Even so, that knowledge wasn't sufficient to alleviate her first day case of stage fright. Having to tape her scenes twice, only added to her insecurity. "They weren't sure which direction the character was going," Zuker reveals, "because she's brand-new. So, I had to do three or four scenes that we shot in the morning, again, in the afternoon, in a different outfit. That made me nervous, but it wasn't me. They just didn't like the first look." Zuker is a fan of classic movies, which may explain how she was bitten by the acting bug. An admitted addict of the American Movie Classics channel, her love of old movies has given her a new interest. "My Mom and I have always watched old classics like Singing in the Rain," she relates. "I love the old musicals because there is nothing like them now. Finally, I made a call and said, 'Let's go.' My Mom and I started tap dancing [lessons]. It's nice, because it's something we can do together."
Zuker's other activities include golf (which she plays with her dad), horseback riding, snow and water skiing. She is currently dating an actor, but stresses that she wants to keep the relationship mellow.
That also allows her to focus her energies on her acting career. So, she was pleased when supervising producer Steve Wyman took her under his wing. "At first he scared me a little bit," she confesses, "Then, we had a talk and everything made sense. He said, 'I just want to help you become a better actress. I said, 'Steve, if you can do that, I love you.'"



From Soap Opera Digest Online

@темы: jensen ackles, дженсен экклз, Nicole Walker, DOOL, интервью, Arianne Zucker, 1998

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I grew up swimming in lakes all my life

"[about Dead In The Water - saving the little boy] …shooting it though was really- I had this ten year old boy in my hand and keeping both of us afloat with the one arm because I can’t move my feet because I’ve got two divers holding my feet below me who are about it pull me under. I’m fine, I grew up swimming in lakes all my life, but to have that sensation of someone pulling you under water especially when you’ve got the life of a ten year old little actor in your hand and you’re tryna keep him afloat and he’s gotta play dead it was just.. just a little overwhelming."
— Jensen Ackles

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JRAunlimited interviews Jensen Ackles. October 14th, 2004

JRAUnlimited: Actors have many different ways of developing and relating to their character, some keep a journal, while others can turn it on or off at will. What do you do to prepare for your roles? Do you ever "become" the character off camera?

Jensen: Well, since I've never really had any formal training, I kinda just do what comes natural. I may have dabbled in a little method acting before...not necessarily becoming that character, but rather surrounding myself with things (music, books, movies, etc.) that get me in that head space. But, I'd have to say that most of the ideas I get for my characters usually come from a slight version of myself, mixed with things I observe from other people. I'm a huge people watcher, for that reason especially (and it's just plain entertaining sometimes). So, do I have a specific method to my proverbial madness?...NOPE.


JRAUnlimited: What has been your favorite scene to act in to date? Do you think that your favorite scene is also your "best" or do you make a distinction between favorite and best?

Jensen: An improv scene with the guy who played my dad in Devour. I was allowed freedom that I don't usually get. I'm my own worst critic. None of the scenes I do I think are my best. There is always room for improvement.


JRAUnlimited: How much input do you like to have over the characters you play? For example, how much influence did you have over the way Alec was developed?

Jensen: A lot of the time the characters tend to form themselves. I'll have an idea of how I want to play him, especially with TV, and once the writers and producers see what I am doing they'll take the things they like and capitalize on them as the season progresses. Sometimes it's things I don't even realize I'm doing. So I'd have to say it's a nice collaboration of both myself and the people who write him.


JRAUnlimited: We heard rumors during Dark Angel's Second Season, Fox was entertaining the idea of spinning a show for "Alec", a project we liked to refer to as Dark Alec. Was there any truth to these rumors?

Jensen: That would have been fun...I do remember hearing something about it, but unfortunately I think the rumors came from people who weren't in the position to make that happen...oh well!

JRAUnlimited: Seriously, did you really fall off the bike in "The Berrisford Agenda"? C'mon now, tell us the truth.

Jensen: Yes. In rehearsal when I tried to stop, I slipped off the seat, but caught myself before falling. So then I thought it would be funny if I actually did fall while spitting out all the dialogue. The director liked it so they threw a pad down for me to land on...I missed once.


JRAUnlimited: If Still Life does make it to air as a limited run series and the show clicks with the audience (something we kind of doubt due to Fox's incredible ability to abandon well written shows in favor of reality programming) is there any sort of contingency plan to resume filming of the show:

Jensen: No...all of the contracts expired in June. But hey...thank God we got to see My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiancé! That was a real winner.


JRAUnlimited: Now that you have gotten your foot in the door of the film industry, what are your intentions? Do you plan on focusing on films instead of TV or would you ideally like to do both?

Jensen: I'd like to have a balance of the two of them. Film is a real intense process which I like, but at the same time the consistency of TV is hard to shy away from. But to be honest...I have no idea what could happen, it's kinda crazy.


JRAUnlimited: If you could guest star in any current TV show, which would you prefer and in what capacity?

Jensen: The West Wing as Josh's intern or on the Sopranos except I'm not Italian or from New York.

Taken from JRAUnlimited & the official newsletter.

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Dumb Ways to Die.

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Влюбилась в цитату).

Jensen_fan asks: Jensen Ackles plays your son on the show, are you two close off the set?

Deidre: Jensen played a practical joke on me during our first scene. He melted my heart with his courage, humor, and audacity. I have loved him since that moment.

www.angelfire.com/oh/MyDaysofOurLivesPage/marle...
Deidre Hall
May 27, 1998

ChatYahoo_Lisa: hi

Deidre: Good evening. Nice to be able to visit with you tonight. I hope I'll be seeing some of you on Saturday at my West Coast breakfast.

Deidre: Check SoapCity or www.marlena.com for details! if you can't make it to breakfast, feel free to ask your qeustions now!

Hamgal asks: Deidra..admire you greatly as a woman and actress..will your twin sister ever rejoin you again on Days?

Deidre: My twin sister, Andrea Gengler, is happily pursuing her career teaching special education in Virginia Beach. Although we had a wonderful time together (and she was able to pay off her college loan), it's unlikely that she'll be returning to television.

Mcbeal_98 asks: I am a huge Days fan. Marlena is my favorit character you are my favorit actress. I am 12 years old right now and when I grow up I want to be on Days. Can you give me any words of advice. Deidre: Lie about your age and try to look old enough to be my son Eric's girlfriend! It's the yummiest part in town.

DeidreHallRocks asks: Good Afternnon Deidre. I was wondering has Stefano finially given up on his "Queen of the Night" to let John and Marlena be happy together for once?

Deidre: Gracious, i hope so! But who knows? Who knows what dangers lurk in Stefano's game plan?

Maggie_teach asks: Where do you see your character going in the near future?

Deidre: I know that you've seen the episodes in which John and Marlena reunite (I'm hoping you enjoyed them as much as I did). I've had three weeks off and I can't even guess what they're planning next! Did you watch the Emmys? By the way, if you're coming to my luncheon, let me know before you ask the question.

Slickette_98 asks: Deidre, I think you're an awesome actress. Which actors/actresses do you enjoy working with the best?

Deidre: I always love working with Jamie Linbauer. She always makes me cry. And Suzanne Rogers, my longtime pal, who will be at my breakfast on Saturday. Of the men, I'm the luckiest girl in daytime. I work with my two favorite men, Drake and Jensen.

Sjstanley asks: Deidre, will you sell jewelery on QVC again?

Yahoo_guest1: No. However, I have a rather unique gift item available for the holidays.

Deidre: It is a tree ornament on which I have recorded "Twas the Night Before Christmas." It is not the usual tinny sound associated with this sort of ornament, and I'm very proud of it, and I can tell you how to order one if you like.

Emat78 asks: do you miss working with wayne?

Deidre: I miss working with Wayne terribly. He was and is my close pal, but also a powerful ally on stage. Keeping us all calm and on our best behavior.

Aaron_Tommy asks: Did Deidre do the voice of Satan of was it like machanically done?

Deidre: It was my voice, mechanically altered live at the time. You may have noticed that no one spoke immediately before me or immediately after me.

Sue_55_98 asks: Do you plan on doing any made for tv movies? Perhaps an Electra Woman remake?

Deidre: Not a chance. I'm enjoying this time with my children and have nothing else planned for at least two years.

Locutus0 asks: Did you think Eileen Davidson was robbed at the Emmy's? She should have taken home that statue

Deidre: I've always thought Eileen's work was extraordinary. It's even better when you're up close.

Deidre: I was sad and disappointed at her loss, but know that her value is significant in the industry, and she will have many more shots at accepting statuettes.

Bubba1955_98 asks: How goes the world of parenting (I am also an adoptive parent)?

Deidre: If you're a parent, you already know. It's the most wonderful present you're ever given, and you may already suspect it flies by way too fast.

Mcaar asks: Do you ever get as bothered by the fact that the Salem parents don't seem to spend much time or much hands on parenting with their little ones, as some of us fans do?

Deidre: I've always known how difficult it is to convey an intimacy with children who are only actors. By nature, it goes against their instinct. Which makes it exceedling difficult to do things with children that hit the mark for which they were intended.

Dragontooth21 asks: How do you and Ali Sweeny get along? Do you wish Marlena and Sami would reconcile? At least a little?

Deidre: I adore working with Alison. She is spunky and courageous and plays Sami with her whole heart. I love being in her face for any occasion, whether it be combative or parental.

Kyle_Scofield asks: what was your favourite storyline since you joined in 1976 was it? extraordinary--and how do you manage to learn lines like that almost every day-isn't it exhausting?

Deidre: There were two storylines that kept me most on my toes. One was the Samantha storyline, because I was working with my twin sister, who, although she had very good instincts, was untrained, and I felt responsible to make her guest appearance as easy and entertaining as possible.

Deidre: The other storyline was the Satan story, which was thrilling and challenging to do as it was to watch.

Deidre: I've been playing Marlena for so many years (22). Her dialogue is like my own. I learn it in the makeup chair first thing in the morning and forget it when they call 'cut'.

Locutus0 asks: Did Marlena just throw away that penicillin laced candy without ever taking a bite herself?

Deidre: Truthfully, I was never quite sure what the writers intended. I was also unclear whether my daughter ate the candy and got sick, or got the pills and got sick.

Carrie1226 asks: I would love to buy the 'Marlena' charm bracelet from your jewelry line. Where can I get one?

Deidre: You're sweet to ask. I'm afraid it was a limited offer, and they went very quickly.

Cindylou_07 asks: How do you explain the chemistry between you and Drake Hogestyn? You have always had such great chemistry, even back in 1986.

Deidre: Part of what makes it easy to work with Drake is loving and respecting him as an actor and a human being. I'm sure a lot of that comes across on camera. And the rest is that intangible thing we chalk up to chemistry. I'm glad you like it!

FiestyAngel asks: I think it is so refreshing to see a prominant woman in our society today, take such an active intrest in her children. I feel you are a great role model to many of us mothers.

Deidre: I'm glad to hear you also take it so seriously. We all learn from each other, from moment to moment, the best way to be a parent.

Deidre: I'm grateful to everyone who walked in my shoes before I did for their great advice and enormous insight and willingness to share the secrets of motherhood.

DeeDayz asks: Deidre- Are you happy with the recent reconciliation between John and Marlena? You are my favorite actress by the way!

Deidre: It's always a pleasure to play scenes that you know give the fans what they've been waiting so long to see. I wish for our sake and for yours there had been more scenes that created the reunion and that they had lasted longer than rushing back to Salem to attend to Laura.

ReynaAzteca asks: What has been the hardest scene to do Deidre: Two spring to mind.

Deidre: The most recent was Kristin's fantasy of my funeral. We were all tense and unhappy about Eileen's final day at work, and during a taping mishap the casket lid smashed down on my head.

Deidre: It was frightening and upsetting and even more so because of our state of mind.

Deidre: The other moment was when Stefano held me prisoner in the cage and I wrote the letter to Belle saying goodbye. The scripted dialogue was very brief, and my director said, "Ad lib a longer letter." And I found during taping I was so overcome I was nearly unable to finish the scene. A third moment occurs to me now:

Deidre: The love scene on the airplane with John three years ago. We had done the scene four or five times. We were drained and emotional when Tom Langan came on stage and told us to quit fooling around, stop playing it safe, and just do it. The next take that we did, I was so overcome with emotion I couldn't stop weeping when they called "cut".

Deidre: If you call before noon tomorrow, you can make your reservation at 562-945-4949. My breakfast preceeds the Days of our Lives luncheon at the Universal Hilton, and is held at 7am.

Deidre: To get "Twas the Night Before Christmas" ornament, send $18.95 plus $4.95 shipping and handling to PO Box 6026-109, Sherman Oaks CA 91413. If you're on the East Coast, I'm having my annual luncheon in South Carolina July 5. For information, contact the web site (www.marlena.com).

Deidre: We have video montages of Marlena's year in review, we have an outtake reel, and the ladies' favorite part--as a rule, my wardrobe master allowing me to give away a number of items from Marlena's closet. And, of course, it's a question and answer free-for-all. It goes from 7 until 11. And other stars drop by near the end.

PinkTrackStar asks: Dee,first I'm excited about going to the breakfast! Secondly,I heard that you had written a book,and that you were looking for someone to publish it.Is this true? If not,you should write one.

Deidre: How do these rumors start? I have enough trouble writing in my children's diaries. A book would be a Hurculean undertaking! But you're kind to encourage me.

DeidreHallRocks asks: Ouch sorry Dee about that casket smashing on your head! Will John and Marlena ever get married, not like you'll actually tell me this but is this wedding Corday is teasing us about during the summer's your's and Johns?

Deidre: Thank you, Eileen, for writing in! The writers are smart enough never to confide in me, especially before my breakfast, because they know I never try to keep a secret!

Deidre: But nobody has asked me what a woman might wear to remarry her husband yet again. But the summer's young!

Wishgirl99 asks: do u watch yourself on tv every day Deidre: The only time I tape a scene would be during the filming on stage, and I do it occasionally for very important scenes, transitional scenes, or to check up on new makeup or a new hairdo.

Raisin__1 asks: Does Marlena still love Roman? Will anything develop between them?

Deidre: I think Marlena has said repeatedly that Roman will always be a part of her life and have a special place in her heart (I guess I don't always forget the dialogue!), but I don't forsee any such reunion in the future.

GreaseGrl asks: Diedre, did you sign back on with NBC for two more years?

Deidre: Yes.

Dragontooth21 asks: What was the funniest thing that's happend on the set?

Deidre: My work day is filled with funny and spontaneous moments with very creative people, and it would be hard to pinpoint one moment that stands out from the rest. I know we laugh hardly every day. It's the best part of the creative process for me.

Kyle_Scofield asks: deidre--is there anything you would like to do with marlena? could you go to jim reilly or sally sussman morina and talk about where you think your own character should go?

Deidre: I've always found the writers of "Days" to be not only receptive but highly creative, and came to realize during the Jim Reilly era, he was so far ahead of anything I could create that I learned to keep my mouth shut.

Jensen_fan asks: Jensen Ackles plays your son on the show, are you two close off the set?

Deidre: Jensen played a practical joke on me during our first scene. He melted my heart with his courage, humor, and audacity. I have loved him since that moment.

Locutus0 asks: Any chance of Don Craig returning to the show?

Deidre: It's unlikely, and I've heard no rumblings about it.

Dragontooth21 asks: In my 5yrs of continual watching, Marlena has mentioned he first born child once- the one that died of SIDS and that was recently. Do you think this would be a great storyline for maybe Sami or Carrie one day?

Deidre: The crib death story was highly traumatic for many, many viewers. I am still asked about it. I don't know how the writers feel about such a powerfully personal story.

Kuch2_1998 asks: Deidre can you tell me if you were really sick on the day you taped the April 14th show. I felt so sorry for you because it sounded like it was hard to get your lines out.

Deidre: I don't memorize the shows by the air dates, but we all work in good and ill health, and I've had my share!

Deidre: I've worked with a high fever, I've worked with laryngitis, I've worked with colds, so it's very likely that you caught me during one of those moments.

Dee21_98 asks: How did you like doing your "first date" with the Grease theme, did you have as much fun as you seemed to on screen??

Deidre: "Camp" has never been my long suit. Drake was far more at ease than I, and I'm sure it showed. I spent most of my rehearsal time trying to blow a bubble. But I'm glad it was fun for you to watch.

Carrie1226 asks: Can we expect to see a significant decrease in airtime for you when your new contract starts this August?

Deidre: It's hard to know what the writers have in mind.

FiestyAngel asks: Do you allow your young children to watch you on TV?

Deidre: My children are not allowed to watch television in the daytime, and only watch selected shows in the evenings. They have caught me on tape or seen me on days they visit me at work, enough to understand what Mommy does.

Deidre: The other day, I was driving my son to school and talking to my girlfriend about an upcoming scene when Belle takes the poison. After our conversation, our son asked me, "Gee, Mom, I didn't know you had a little girl!" I told him it was my pretend daughter and she was taking some pretend medicine and getting sick. He said, "Was she really sick, or just pretending?" I said, "Just pretending, so I took her to the hospital." he said, "Did you drive a real car or a pretend car?" I said, "A real car to a pretend hospital." he said, "Oh, I know that one. It's where the road moves behind you, but you sit still." I knew then that he had grasped what I do for a living.

Dragontooth21 asks: Do you ever think that the time frame of the show is ridiculous like the viewers? I mean, one minute you're in Salem, go to commercial break while Bo and Hope are walking to the peir, and you and John arrive in New Orleans before Bo and Hope get to the...

Deidre: Oh, is that right? That's the writers' perrogative. What makes me wild is coming to work twelve days in a row and putting on the same dress.

Dei_mar asks: do you get to pick out what you want to wear on the show or does some one tell what to wear Deidre: Richard Bloore, who designed and made my gown for the Emmys (did you see it? did you like it? write him and tell him so at NBC!) brings in a number of selections for any given scene. I'm allowed to choose from those outfits.

DeeDayz asks: Dee - Is the Phoenix tattoo on Drake's shoulder real, or do they only put it on him when he goes shirtless - which should happen more often in my opinion!

Deidre: No, it's a tattoo stamp they apply every time he has to get undressed.

Missy987 asks: deidre........what advice would you give to someone who wants to become a soap actress in today's society

Deidre: Acting is one of the toughest fields in which to become successful. Two percent of the Screen Actors Guild makes over $2000 a year. Get the idea? I would always suggest a) want it more than anything in the world, and b) have a fallback position.

Ladyjazz1 asks: Are you going to be involved heavily with the Maison Blanche storyline??

Deidre: I must assume since that includes John searching for his past, I will be some part of that.

DANACAROLINE asks: You're my favorite actress and the 'Queen of Daytime' in my book! What's your secret to staying in such great shape? Do you workout a lot...or constantly watch what you eat? Whatever you do-- as Barbra Streisand said, "You look marvelous, darling!" ...

Deidre: You're very kind! I have two small boys. I spent the entire morning dragging a wheelbarrow full of sand and a three-year-old boy around the backyard. My upper-body workout was complete.

Dragontooth21 asks: Do you ever visit websites or chat rooms to see what the fans think about the show? If not, I think you should. It would be fun and very inlightening.

Deidre: People are always sending me pages from the Web, but I've never had time to log on myself.

DeidreHallRocks asks: I just want to say that you looked lovely at the Emmy's. You were so cute! Why did the Grease date get snubbed by Soap Magazines? I thought it was SO cute. What would you do if one of your chilfren said to you that they wanted to act would you be for...

Deidre: I didn't know we got snubbed by the magazines! But gee, thanks for letting me know!

Deidre: I realized very early that children come to us with their own agendas, and I hope I would try to support any dreams my children conceive. But it would give me great concern to have a child aspire to show business.

Luv661998 asks: Are the rumoors that maybe something happened between John and Hope true? And have the writers ever thought about writing a storyline for you about what happened during Marlena's comatose years? Deidre: I haven't heard rumors about either storyline.

Deidre: Once again, if you're able to make it to my breakfast on Saturday morning, please jot down the number: 562-945-4949.

Deidre: Call before noon tomorrow. For more information, visit my web site or write the fan club address: PO Box 6026-109, sherman Oaks CA 91413.

Deidre: I'm always amazed how many women adore the character of Stefano, and even more amazed that someone so rich and powerful doeesn't have bigger fish to fry than the Bradys in Salem. But as long as it entertains you, we'll just keep on doing it.

MicheleN6379 asks: Do you find it hard juggling your job and home life? I admire you a lot. You are such a beautiful person.

Deidre: Any juggling is hard when you're a parent, and I have solved it by making sure I have nothing in my life but my work and my family. When they are both in school, I can catch up on my charity work, my friendships, and other things that have taken a back seat to holding my children.

Deidre: It's been a great pleasure and very interesting to spend this hour with so many of you. You're interesting, tuned in, and curious, and that's always satisfying. Thank you for watching, thank you for caring, and stay tuned!

Yahoomc: Thanks Dedire..all Days fans don't miss Saturday's Days Fan Fest with all your favorites 1:30pm pst Check out Soap City and Yahoo!Chat for Days Details! goodnight

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Unvarnished History
Boom Along Baby Boomers
by Tom Poland | 1, Add your Comment | Jan 27, 2013

Who We Come From … What We Truthfully Remember

A Note To Baby Boomers: My daughter, Beth, is building a family tree using Ancestry.com in part. The other part involves questions to family members and independent research. She seeks to better know family members from the past. Her work will be of great worth to those who follow.

She emailed me. “Can you tell me the birth dates, full names, and death dates of your grandparents? Her request sent me back to when my grandparents walked this green earth, a time when one grandparent took the time to write some of his memories down.

Some of the information she needed I knew; some I had forgotten. Thus began a quest for knowledge as deceased grandparents lived again in my mind.

As I made notes of the information Beth needed a vivid sense of history came to me. My grandparents—just like yours—lived through an era of tremendous change. Let’s take my grandparents in order of birth years looking at a few key events.

Benjamin Cleborn Walker came into the world in 1896. Grover Cleveland was president but William McKinley would be elected president before 1896 ended. The Ford quadricycle paved the way that year for Henry Ford to put American in cars. F. Scott Fitzgerald of The Great Gatsby Fame was born. In Georgia the first electric lights appeared at Brumby’s Drugstore in Athens.

Lillian Walker was born in 1898. That’s the year Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders fought in Cuba in the Spanish-American War. The rallying cry “Remember the Maine” went up when 216 seamen die in the explosion that sunk the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. The United States annexed the independent republic of Hawaii. In Georgia the first batch of Brunswick Stew was made on St. Simons Island, and down in Richland, Georgia, a lady by the name of Lillian Carter was born August 15.

John M. Poland Sr. was born in 1903. That’s the year Coca-Cola removed cocaine from its popular drink and the first box of Crayola crayons sold for five cents. The first cross-country trip by car took place from New York to San Francisco, taking 71 days. Wilbur and Orville Wright made their first sustained airplane flight at Kill Devil Hill, North Carolina. In Georgia a strong earthquake shook Savannah.

Thelma Poland was born in 1904, the year the ice cream cone was invented at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The United States acquired the Panama Canal and a fellow by the name of J. Robert Oppenheimer was born in New York City, where something called a subway opened. In Georgia the statue of Elijah Clark was dedicated at the corner of College and Hancock in Athens.

I can imagine the conversations my grandparents’ parents had about these events, some major some minor. During buggy rides to church and sitting around the dinner table no doubt these things entered their everyday talk. As for my grandparents they would grow up to see the world go from horse and buggies to cars to airplanes and outer space. They came in around the Spanish-American War and lived through World Wars I and II, Korea, and Vietnam. They lived to see the day when we lost the will to win wars as politicians handcuffed generals.

As for my daughters’ descendants what might they dig up about my times and me? I suspect future keepers of ancestral bios might write, “He was a baby boomer, born between 1946 and 1964. He belonged to a generation who were the most active and most physically fit generation up to that time; the first to grow up genuinely expecting the world to improve with time.” Well I’m not so sure about that. Key events from my life portray dark times.

Some cultural highlights for me include the Cuban Missile Crisis, the assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, and Vietnam War protests. I remember the Beatles and Armstrong’s walk on the moon as bright notes. Going back to the year of my birth, 1949, we lost an iconic writer. Margaret Mitchell enjoyed a few drinks at the Atlanta Women’s Club. Then she and her husband John crossed Peachtree Street at 13th Street to a movie theater to see “Canterbury Tales.” A speeding taxi driver, drunk, hit her. She died five days later. A few moments from my life so far pale compared to the birth of children and grandchildren.

You can do this too. Dredge up the big stage events as your birth year and life go. Then recall your life’s truly meaningful moments … births, deaths, and times of pure joy and crushing sorrow. A true life consists of meaningful-to-you moments the world be damned stitched together by the fragile thread we call life. Short for many; long for a few.

Recently the country’s oldest person died. Just across the Savannah Mamie Rearden of Edgefield died January 2. She was 114, the same age my Grandmom Walker would be were she alive. What times these two ladies could have recalled over tea but alas they are no more. All that they remembered; all that they clung to, newspaper clippings, photos, and letters—whatever records they left—are in the hands of their relatives. Maybe.

That’s why it is really important that someone like Beth digs up history and build that family tree using all the documentation and photos she can find. The task is always harder because too few people take the time to write down things. Some of us do however. Take my columns for instance. As trivial as they often are many years from now they will provide a record of how things were.

In December 1978 my Granddad Walker took the time to write a letter to the editor of the The News- Reporter up Wilkes County way. I didn’t discover his memoir of sorts until after he passed but were he alive today I’d thank him for leaving this record for Beth and me. Here, then, are a few Civil War stories his grandmother told him, a lady he referred to as “the jolliest person I ever knew. I loved her and her visits.”

—Cleborn (C.B.) Walker: “Once when my grandfather was in battle in Richmond, Virginia, for three days and nights he couldn’t get any water to drink because it was bloody, but after it was over, he found a clear spring and drank so much he didn’t get far until he had a heart attack and subsequently he was subject to heart attacks until he died.

She related to me that she was a great horse-rider before she and grandfather married. She was Margaret Stevenson. Her brother, Henry, who later became a preacher, bet her she wouldn’t ride the young stallion their father owned. She took the dare and told him to catch him and she’d ride him. The stallion was caught and she rode him down the lane, circled the pasture, came back up the lane holding the horse’s mane, without even a bridle and rein! He’d never been broken! He was thereafter.”

She said once when the Yankees came through, her father sent her brother deep into the woods with all their horses including the stallion to keep him from whinnying to give away their whereabouts. Her father would hide his meat and lard in the branch, to keep the Yankees from finding it. He would dam up the branch, bury the meat and lard below the dam with dirt and brush over it, then break the dam and let it cover the meat. He would kill 25 to 30 hogs each year. He owned many slaves and he had to save food for them.

Once he left one ham in the meathouse on purpose and when the Yankees came and examined the meathouse, they were heard to say, ‘This poor devil has just one ham. We won’t take his,’ and left it. There were all the hams and meat, lard of 25 to 30 hogs buried in the branch!”

There. You just read unvarnished history free of political correctness, something we call the truth. Using the word “Yankee” and owning up to owning slaves—how insensitive to say that today! I hear many people today confess that they are afraid to research their ancestors’ lives because they’re afraid to learn if their ancestors had slaves. Well why? That was the way life was back then. It was another time. It had nothing to do with you. All parties involved were dead and gone before you came along. But let’s pretend it really didn’t happen.

Sure you can write up the records of your life and parents and grandparents and sanitize things. You can delete or gloss over things that prick you but that falls into the realm of revisionist history. In other words you become a professional liar. So here’s some advice for my fellow boomers: make records of your life and family and make them true. Don’t write around sensitive matters; don’t delete things. Don’t gloss over. If your granddad made moonshine, say so. If Uncle Horace served time in prison say so and why. The grandchildren of your children’s children will respect you for that and so will something called history.

Meanwhile live your life to the fullest. Boom on fellow boomers and leave truthful records. Boom on until you’re all boomed out and hope that a century later someone will see how things changed far more than you or anyone could and would have imagined.


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Tom Poland

A Southern writer, Tom Poland’s work has appeared in magazines throughout the South. He’s published five books and more than 800 columns and magazine features. In 1996, Reckon magazine published his literary feature, "Deliver Me from Leviathan," on James Dickey. Excerpts were published in The World As A Lie–James Dickey, the Dickey biography by Henry Hart. The University of South Carolina Press has published three of his books, most recently, Reflections of South Carolina, now in its third printing. For six years, Tom worked as a scriptwriter and cinematographer, working primarily along the South Carolina Lowcountry and its barrier islands. While filming on a primitive barrier island one evening, fog rolled in trapping him overnight. That experience led to his novel, Forbidden Island, and the mythical Georgialina. Currently, he’s working on two nonfiction books. A Lincolnton, Georgia, native and University of Georgia graduate, he lives in Columbia, South Carolina. Read more at www.tompoland.net Favorite Quotes On Writing and Creativity: Writing is a kind of smoke, seized and put on paper. —James Salter I never wanted to be well rounded, and I do not admire well-rounded people nor their work. So far as I can see, nothing good in the world has ever been done by well-rounded people. The good work is done by people with jagged, broken edges, because those edges cut things and leave an imprint, a design. —Harry Crews
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It could also be because Jensen has a great life.

a:I know this is really a strange comment, but Jensen has really great skin for being in his thirties. And considering the job he has of being outside a lot of the time. He still has a very youthful look about him.

b: :nod: I think it's because he doesn't have any vices - as far as I know. He doesn't drink, smoke, do drugs, etc. I know there's a pic of him smoking, but someone said he only smokes at social functions, or something like that.

a:Yeah I've seen the picture of Jensen smoking, but he must do it very rarely or has quit. Because his skin looks pretty good and smoking does such havoc to your skin. I know people who are younger than me, who actually look older because they smoke.

It could also be because Jensen has a great life. You know the shining light inside and all that. You feel inside, so that what comes across on the outside. He's got a job he loves, friends, family, a wife that he dearly loves. And they are expecting their first child.

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К вопросу о курении: "I don't smoke" .

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Sami_brady asks: I've heard you on that "I don't smoke" commercial on the Radio and I think it's really great did you do it because you wanted too or because you got paid?

Jensen: No, I didn't get paid. I did it because I wanted to.

Вот систематически отмечаешь, что в характере Дженсена склонность к нравоучению. Иногда в декларированной форме. Воспитание? Самоидентификация?

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Quotes. Jensen Ackles Daily.

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Quotes

Jensen: There are just certain things that turn my head. It may be a girl’s sense of humor, it may be her wit, or her belief system; it could be a lot of different things.

Jensen: (Any regrets about not going to college) Right now, no, cause
I feel as though I got a very interesting “life college.” I moved out to this huge city all by myself. I had to grow up quickly. I learned a lot of things about the real world that my friends are just learning. Also, I started reading the dictionary and books about college education — I was teaching myself what my friends were learning in class. And it worked out — I would come home and talk to them about stuff that they hadn’t even learned yet.

Jensen: (Days of Our Lives) It almost didn’t happen — it was about three or four months after Mr. Rhodes was canceled. I was auditioning but not getting the jobs, and I was discouraged. Meanwhile I’m getting calls from all my friends who are in college having a blast. I went for the Day of Our Lives audition, and I was so frustrated that I thought, “If I don’t get this one, I’m moving back home.”


Jensen: (How he got into acting) My father is an actor, so he brought me into his agency when I was young. It wasn’t something I wanted to do until high school, when I started taking theater and really liked it. Then an agent found me and wanted me to come out to Los Angeles and give it a shot. I gave myself six months [to find something], but it only took me like a week to get a job.

Jensen: I get nervous around girls [when I'm talking to them] for the first time. Once I’m in, I can take the reins and go. It’s just the initial approach I’m really bad at.

Jensen: I’m not Mr. Debonair Suave. I’m just a regular boy who goofs around, pulls pranks, and makes jokes. That doesn’t sound very hot to me.

Jensen: I was in preschool and a girl actually kissed me on the cheek. I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know what it meant, so I instantly grabbed her face and kissed her on the lips. And, then I got suspended.

Annette O’Toole: Jensen is a really great actor. It would have been interesting to see him in the role of Clark Kent. He really knows how to take care of the other actor. Typically you only see that in much older actors.

Jensen: (On being recognized in public) It kind of catches me off guard when people come up to me… because when you’re out shooting 15 hours a day for three to four months at a time, you don’t see anybody from the outside world. You forget the stuff you’re doing is actually being seen by millions of people.

Jensen: (On his most embarassing moment) I was about 13 at the time, doing a photo shoot for a catalogue on the Southern Methodist University campus. The jeans were about three sizes too small, so they cut out the back and opened the leg—it looked fine from the front but the back was missing. Suddenly, the period bell rang, and the students flooded out of every building as I stood there with my rear end hanging out. It was not a fun moment.

Jensen: (on fan encounters) The fans are very cool. And they’re avid fans of the genre, so when they come up to us, it’s not necessarily about us personally – it’s about the work, which is very flattering.

Jensen: (on “Supernatural” co-star Jared Padalecki) When Jared and I met, we kind of instantly became friends. He’s five years younger than me, so it was cool. I knew what it felt like to be an older brother and he knew what it felt like to be a younger brother – we just kind of fell into a nice rhythm.

Jensen: I’m from Texas, and I would love to do an old-fashioned gun-slinging Western.

Jensen: (on carousing With Jared Padalecki) I do my best to corrupt the little guy, but sometimes I’ve got to respect his relationship (with actress Sandra McCoy).

Jensen: When I was in middle school, some of my so-called friends found a catalogue ad I did for Superman pajamas. They made as many copies as they could and pasted them up all over school.

Jensen: (on gift-giving) The worst gift that I ever gave a girl was a suitcase for Christmas. As in, ‘I can’t think of anything to give you, but here’s a new suitcase.’ Afterward, I was like, ‘What were you thinking, idiot?’

Jensen: (on girls) I’m into a casual-dressing girl: blue jeans and a tank top is super sexy. But the sexiest thing on a girl — when I see it I’m like, oh my God–is these little tight boxers. Don’t get me wrong, g-strings are fine, but those cover a little, to where it’s just enough.

Jensen: (on wild fan moments) Sometimes if you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time and you walk out of a bar and a guy’s girlfriend recognizes you and the guy doesn’t like it too much and starts hollering at you – that can get tricky. That happened to Jared [Padalecki] and me a couple of months ago.

Jensen: (on what he likes in a woman) Me and my buddies say, ‘Someone who gets it.’ Gets sarcasm, gets high-brow humor. Ultimately, someone who you can pal around with and also be intimate with. Someone who can laugh at your jokes–it may sound cheesy, but someone who can be your best friend as well as your lover.

Jensen: (on performing a stunt underwater while supporting the weight of a 10-year old actor) I don’t know if you have ever been held underwater against your will, but it’s a very unsettling feeling… To hold your breath long enough to get the camera rolling, it was very taxing mentally. I had the life of a 10-year-old on me.

Jensen: (on the bruises and cuts he obtains during the filming of Supernatural) I’ll be getting into the shower and all of a sudden it will be like, ‘Whoa!’ I’ll find a new cut or a bump or a bruise… I’ll feel a cut on my elbow and think, ‘Oh, nice!’

Jensen: (on Supernatural) Our characters never know who or what they will be dealing with on any given case. They live a life of uncertainty and not a little fear.

Jensen: What I enjoy most is travelling to different places and meeting new people. For me, it’s all about life experiences and I’m very grateful that acting allows me so many interesting and fulfilling ones.

Jensen: That’s a little Screen Gems horror flick that David Winkler, son of famous director Irwin Winkler, directed and basically rewrote while we were shooting it, which is always a tricky situation. I think that if I had known it was going to be a complete rewrite during shooting, it may have been something I would have thought about a little longer.

Jensen: (Jensen’s favorite episode of Supernatural so far is “Home”) It did a good job of starting to peel back some of the layers of Dean and Sam. It’s great to deal with these guys on their journey as heroes, and that’s going to be a very moving part of the series.

Jensen: I love the smell of shampoo on a girl’s hair. You can walk past someone and be like, ‘Wow, you took a shower this morning, didn’t you? Because you smell lovely!’

Jensen: I’m a mad Gummi fan. I always have Gummis in my trailer. But you can’t eat too many because then you get Gummi tummy, and that’s no good. I can’t believe I’m saying this.

Jensen: I consider myself a non-denominational Christian. I grew up in a Bible church and still hold those beliefs very close to me.

Jensen: (on Supernatural) Other shows scare you with what they don’t show. We definitely show it. I never know what I’m going to do each week.

Jensen: (on his show, Supernatural) It’s an actual scary movie on very week.

Jensen: When I was a sophomore, a friend asked me to go to a local acting seminar with him. Two guys were very interested in me and wanted me to come out to L.A. I wanted to finish high school before doing anything like that. I figured they’d just forget about me, but they kept after me for two years.

Jensen: I used to be scared of uncertainty; now I get a high out of it.

Jensen: I have a buddy of mine who’s a musician and I play guitar and sing quite a bit with him.

Jensen: (On the best gift he gave a woman) I would say it was a black pearl ring that I designed for her. The pearl I picked up in Tahiti at a market and fished through a bowl full of these pearls until I found my favorite one.

Jensen: (regarding Supernatural) I think just working with the show… learning what all this stuff means… like cold spots or certain electromagnetic waves or the crackling noises, the dimming lights and stuff like that that we do on a daily basis. This is stuff that is researched by the writers so now, when you’re in a hotel room and it gets really cold and the lights start flickering it’s like, “Alrighty! Where’s my salt gun
when I need it?”

Jensen: Being from Texas, I would say I favor a pair of jeans you can wear some boots with.

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Невольная шутка от CW удалась.

Утешение за одну номинацию на Выборе Народа, я считаю)))

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Lincoln Evan Ackles.

4-5 лет назад

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Слушаю его имя 9.

Сейчас эта - любимая:"Честь!"

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Ackles pregnant.

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