Relevant info if you don't want to be spoiled/scroll through all the questions.
Question: If you see David Boreanaz at the Fox party, ask him if there's any chance of a Buffy-Angel reunion movie.— Karisma
Ausiello: It's been well documented that the Big B detests talking about his vampire past, but I bit the bullet and asked him anyway. Although he didn't come out and say it'll be a cold day in hell before he takes part in such a project, it was heavily (and rather uncomfortably) implied. You can judge for yourself when the video goes up.
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Question: You promised us a hint about which Buffy alum was in the running for the new male nurse role on ER. Spill!— Drew
Ausiello: Before Kip Pardue won the role, producers had been in talks with *ar* *lu**s.
Ausiello: It's been well documented that the Big B detests talking about his vampire past, but I bit the bullet and asked him anyway. Although he didn't come out and say it'll be a cold day in hell before he takes part in such a project, it was heavily (and rather uncomfortably) implied. You can judge for yourself when the video goes up.
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Question: You promised us a hint about which Buffy alum was in the running for the new male nurse role on ER. Spill!— Drew
Ausiello: Before Kip Pardue won the role, producers had been in talks with *ar* *lu**s.


I totally support his current projects and am so happy with seeing him every week in this new role. One he obviously enjoys. And IMO, shows a greater range for his acting talents. If he never plays Angel again, I am more then happy with how his story ended. Anything else is always a bonus, but not needed.
Nothing but respect for DB!
With reguards to Bones, I can't wait for the ep with his dad and DD directing. This show is always being compared to X-Files so this ep should be so much fun!
I am though, majorly sad about Marc not getting that role. I may have not loved Riley until he came back in season 6, but I have always adored Marc. He is such a cutie. I loved him in The President's Daughter.
Donna Troy | October 25, 10:40 CET
I spent a good few minutes trying to figure this one out. Ar...lus? Arlus? There wasn't anyone named Arlus. I don't think that's even a real name. Arlis? Arrrrloos? Ar-loose? That doesn't make any sense!
Then I saw that the tag said "Marc Blucas." Clue! Right, ar, R for Riley, of course. Lu...lllllooooo...lu isn't even a letter!
(I did eventually figure it out.)
I need the world's strongest cup of coffee. I need coffee so strong that even Buffy couldn't beat it up, if she were inclined to take on a cup of coffee. I suppose it would be evil coffee. That, or sleep. Sleep might work.
omnie | October 25, 11:09 CET
Imagine Wills, Dawn or Xander on a evil caffeine high. Wonder what it would do to a Vamp like Angel or a Slayer like Faith. LOL!
[ edited by Donna Troy on 2006-10-25 09:20 ]
Donna Troy | October 25, 11:18 CET
As far as DB: I don't really want to see him back as Angel any time soon either. I have managed to find some sort of Angel closure after quite a long time and I am not quite ready to reopen those wounds. And he's got his own show and is doing very well, so I think it's probably a good decision career wise to get away from Angel.
WilliamTheB | October 25, 11:21 CET
[ edited by Simon on 2006-10-25 11:00 ]
Why edit my post? What the hell, people?
[ edited by smog on 2006-10-26 18:09 ]
Email Simon if you want to find that out.
[ edited by zeitgeist on 2006-10-26 20:47 ]
smog | October 25, 11:29 CET
Isn't that funny? I liked Riley at first, not so much by the time he gave Buffy an ultimatum and coptered on out of her life, and couldn't stand him at all when he came back with a wife in Season 6! But I did always think Marc Blucas was a cutie--even if my heart belonged to Spike. . . .
SangChaud | October 25, 12:23 CET
I liked Riley in S4 and S5. I felt so sorry for him the way he was treated by Buffy. His scene with Spike in his last S5 episode was so ironic as it turns out. Spike would take the little she gave Riley in place of nothing, and then in S6 she treated him worse than she did Riley. Poor blokes.
He made a ridiculous return in S6, I felt sorry for MB for the tripe he was given to work with. Possibly the worst episode ever. Plot holes you could drive a juggernaut through, a terrible GI Joe persona, a robot wife and what the heck was that scar about. If I want to be hit by anvils I'll change my name to Wiley Coyote and give Acme a call. *shudders at the memory of that travisty of an episode*
As to DB. I bet he's sick to death of people wanting to pull him backwards. He has said that he'd only ever return to Angel if it was big screen and was at a higher level. But to be honest I was there when he said that and I personally think he was just being polite, as a lot of people who had campaigned to save the show were there, and has no interest in looking back. I'm sure he's greatful to the character and show, but it's over, time to move on.
He's doing a great job on Bones and is shining. Love him. :0)
lynnie | October 25, 14:17 CET
kballgetlost | October 25, 15:50 CET
loa | October 25, 15:53 CET
And I really dislike the media when they make remarks like ...detests talking about his vampire past. It really puts him in a bad light, and I suspect he doesn't detest it but is weary of it. I hope he doesn't forget how Buffy and Angel put him on the map as an actor.
Tonya J | October 25, 17:25 CET
billz | October 25, 18:30 CET
Oh well. I guess we can't really tell how DB felt about the question until we see the video, although seeing as how Ausiello is usually pretty astute and fairly positive when it comes to Buffy/Angel stuff I would guess that "heavily (and uncomfortably) implied" is kind of telling.
So no Buffy or Angel movie probably ever. At least not with the actual characters of Buffy or Angel. I kind of already felt like I knew that. I'm okay with that. Resigned. The Spike movie, not so much okay. Sigh.
[ edited by Xane on 2006-10-25 18:08 ]
Xane | October 25, 19:46 CET
The video is up and David doesn't come off as negative,irritated or annoyed to me.
He's asked,hypothetically,if Joss came to him about a Buffy movie would he a part of it.David says,"he doesn't know."Ausiello then asks,does he think about it and David says with a smile,"I don't know."
It really will come down to Joss coming to him with something worthwhile to do on the big screen.And that's what I got from the video interview and David's comments on there.Here's the link to the video.
http://www.tvguide.com/detail/celebrity.aspx?tvobjectid=280104
The video has David revealing some Bones spoilers.
[ edited by Buffyfantic on 2006-10-25 18:28 ]
Buffyfantic | October 25, 20:11 CET
batmarlowe | October 25, 20:47 CET
As for Mr. B, well he's earned the right to want to move on and do more things than just play a vampire again. He is showing more range as Booth than he had as Angel. I'm not saying this about either of them as a knock on them or their acting ability, just my opinions and they're as subjective as such things are. Of course, maybe its just that I'm a straight guy, so Tall dark and handsome or big beefy and handsome just doesn't do it for me.
[ edited by Kyrax on 2006-10-25 19:24 ]
Kyrax | October 25, 21:22 CET
Patently uncool, that.
Willowy | October 25, 21:40 CET
Resolute | October 25, 22:19 CET
But I would LOVE to see Buffy and Angel reunited on the big screen so I'm also glad that Ausiello's interepretation is NOT what I or others saw at all. At this point, like others have said, there is NO talk of any future Buffyverse project (since the DVD projects involving Faith, Giles, Spike etc were officially killed) so it's all hypothetical and saying he doesn't know makes perfect sense.
In the meantime I am happy to see the Buffyverse alums I so enjoyed in the shows being so successful post Buffy and Angel. I love DB too!
love4ba | October 25, 22:20 CET
lynnie | October 25, 22:30 CET
Tonya J | October 25, 22:47 CET
lynnie | October 25, 22:57 CET
His answer is right on the money and perfect for the time and the place it was asked. Plus once again he is there for Bones.
I never though DB and Jm brought the best out acting wise with each other. Their scenes were great, but I always felt that DB had the best chem of SMG, ED or AD. For best chem with JM.,I will always go JL or even AA.
[ edited by Donna Troy on 2006-10-25 22:31 ]
Donna Troy | October 25, 23:05 CET
I also think DB had amazing chemistry with JB. I guess I didn't notice anything MORE impressive with DB and JM than I did with DB/JB and DB/SMG especially.
And oh yes, Donna, DB had amazing chemistry with ED and AD too. I think DB is just the kind of actor who brings an intensity to his scenes with his costars.
I also agree that, imo, JM had the best chemistry with JL! Spike/Dru baby!
[ edited by love4ba on 2006-10-25 21:09 ]
love4ba | October 25, 23:07 CET
There was always something about Spike and Dru that could never be touched in any other pairing.... something both delicious and electrifying.
Joss made that comment about Jm, when refrencing all the women they had tried against DB after SMG. They all failed. For me I think that was more about how not why. DB'only chem with women on his show were JB, ED and in the beggining CC. But any one else and especailly in the late season were horrible. I loved DB with Vincent and Alexis. The undercurrent emotion in all of their later season's scenes was next to nothing.
I think the thing with DB is that he so enjoys his work. he really brngs that to every scene. But then he does not take it to seriously and at the end of the day he goes home and actually lives his life. It's just work. It is a refreshing view in hollywood and it makes him as an actor very fresh no matter what role he does.
Donna Troy | October 25, 23:38 CET
BTW, Ausiello has the Bones spoiler wrong. Seems he mixed up "Bones" and "Booth".
jam2 | October 25, 23:59 CET
vampire dan | October 26, 00:12 CET
He has never been shy before. But the time is not right for him nor he has not been approached with any intresting offer, hence the "I don't know". Let the man talk about Bones. His face lights up.
Thanks Jam2. I went back and read the spoiler again. it deffinatly makes more sense now.
[ edited by Donna Troy on 2006-10-25 22:33 ]
Donna Troy | October 26, 00:30 CET
But Chemistry, gotta be JM and JL, or JM and SMG. That is if you are talking about sexual chemistry. Smokin hot.
Loved the Chemistry between DB and JM but in a whole different way. I personally never felt the DB/SMG thing, although others obviously do. The best chemistry with DB was when his wife played that pregnant girl in Season Five. His face totally softened when she walked in. Sweet. I always wondered why they just didn't hire her as a love interest.
Xane | October 26, 00:59 CET
I think he's still open to a big screen film but then it comes down to if he likes what Joss pitches him for the movie.He doesn't know because Joss hasn't pitched him anything at this time.
Joss has Wonder Woman and Goners on his plate at present so a Buffy film at this time is probably not on his radar.
The T.V./DVD movies from my understanding weren't going to have Joss hands on.He would of overseen it but turned the nuts and bolts over to other writers/directors starting with Tim Minear on the Spike one.A theatrical film I always figured would personally be written/directed by Joss himself and again there is no way something like that could happen at this time.
Xane | October 25, 22:59 CET
Maybe Jaime Bergman might appear on an episode of Bones at some point.
Buffyfantic | October 26, 01:33 CET
I doubt we will ever see them work together on screen again.
Donna Troy | October 26, 01:40 CET
Second...I think David's mood and comments as well as what was actually asked was slightly misrepresented.
The guy asked him about a Buffy movie and considering the source and how he feels about telemovies, I think his answer was right on with everything he's said in the past. I wonder why sources like to create a negative spin. Maybe it's the more popular discussion but in this case it was, imo, unfounded.
Poor David. I don't think I've ever heard him say anything remotely negative about his former Universe. I think he's very respectful and grateful for the great opportunity that Joss gave him.
Best chemisty between actors, imo. DB and SMG. JM and JL.
cheryl | October 26, 02:14 CET
The only time I felt DB had much on screen chemistry with anyone within the Jossverse was with JM. When he was on Buffy, his acting skills were still very raw and, to me, it was apparent. But I could also tell he was seriously working hard at it and by the end of his own series, his acting skills had become much better. By that time he had developed the tools to allowed him to reflect JM's energy to his own advantage on screen.
I love DB on Bones now and I think his characterization of Booth is great.
anindoorkitty | October 26, 02:41 CET
Nothing's been Officially Killed. Not Serenity II, not the Spike Movie or any other, not any Buffy and/or Angel Big Screen Movie. None are looking very likely, but the "Never Say Never" or "Not Never, just Not Now" applies to all of them. I just find it odd that many posters expressing optimism about a Buffy/Angel movie are so quick to declare that every other Buffyverse/Serenityverse project is "officially killed." Why does being optimistic so often mean mocking or trying to crush the optimism of others? Joss isn't one to completely throw in the towel on anything. It must get tiring carrying around so many towels all the time, though, but you know what the Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy says about that...
[ edited by deanna b on 2006-10-26 00:52 ]
deanna b | October 26, 02:48 CET
It's all about perspective I suppose.
But you're right. Nothing is ever dead - especially in the Buffyverse where characters themselves reappear after death. So who knows...
love4ba | October 26, 03:04 CET
And bear in mind that comments like " I just find it odd that many posters expressing optimism about a Buffy/Angel movie are so quick to declare that every other Buffyverse/Serentiyverse project is "officially killed"" and "There was always something about Spike and Dru that could never be touched in any other pairing " get very close to my definition of digs at other posters and indeed our anti shipping policy.
The secret war may go on and on and on with boring inevitability but not here. Ok? If I even get the slightest hint of "my side is better is better than your side", well at best you'll get your posts replaced with random Winston Churchill speeches and at worst it will involve WASBOs or more.
Simon | October 26, 03:05 CET
On the other hand... Amy didn't get to play Ilyria for very long and it was ever so different from Fred, she had a chance to really spread her acting wings -- encased as they were in lycra (or whatever her outfit was made of).
Alias is over. Give her a project!
Love's Bitch | October 26, 03:11 CET
Tonya J | October 26, 03:12 CET
dreamlogic | October 26, 03:17 CET
Xane | October 26, 03:17 CET
Simon | October 26, 03:20 CET
[ edited by dreamlogic on 2006-10-26 01:23 ]
dreamlogic | October 26, 03:21 CET
When I was talking about chemistry I wasn't talking shippy chemistry. I was talking about the magic of film and how two people spark off each other in such a way that leaves you thoroughly satisfied in all sorts of ways.
IMO JM and DB have that. JW said so and so have many others. I liked the comment DF said on the commentary of Destiny about when Joss saw the first scene and said "why don't they kiss already". LOL. Clearly that sounds shippy, but it's also testiment to the intensity of their on screen partnership.
I never though DB and Jm brought the best out acting wise with each other.
*tumbleweed*
lynnie | October 26, 03:28 CET
I meant to point out that quiet, subtle scenes are much harder to do, which is why I liked it.
[ edited by Tonya J on 2006-10-26 01:41 ]
Tonya J | October 26, 03:32 CET
Xane | October 26, 03:36 CET
lynnie | October 26, 03:46 CET
For me David really brought everything when he was dealing with the Angel/Conner/Wes stories. Those three actors really involved in the meat of those stories brought thier A games for every gut-wrenching scene. I felt so much for those characters and what the experienced through that storyline. Something that could not be found in any other work of that nature. No other scenes talked of passion,love heartbreak and redemption more.
The only closest for me would come with Angel/Faith and the alley scenes. That alley scene for me is one of the most emotionally ever filmed on Angel. It was so unexpected and unforced. It helped also that Eliza and David were such close friends and were always saying such great things about each other and how they wanted to work with each other again.
But like ships, everyone has their own views. Some see stuff others don't. But thats why shows like Buffy/Angel relate to people on so many different levels.
[ edited by Donna Troy on 2006-10-26 01:57 ]
Donna Troy | October 26, 03:50 CET
Reddygirl | October 26, 05:40 CET
"I have just as much sexual chemistry as SMG, DB, JM and any other actors who have initials instead of real names."
Really? Or is that the cold medicine talking? ;)
Xane | October 26, 06:28 CET
I mean really, has there ever been a series with all the characters so loved? Even the villians we love to hate are something to brag about. The Mayor, Faith, Angelus, Dru, ....
You know, back to the discussion at hand, David has always maintained that he would only reprise the role for a Big screen movie, I don't know why this is being considered as "new" news.
I've never seen an interview that would warrant the idea that David was burnt out on playing Angel but after so many years, who could really blame him if he were? He has a new thing now and it's pretty successful. I'm kinda glad he made the only feature film comment. If nothing else it might someday help nudge it in that way. That will depend on Joss, THEN SMG and DB.
Cart before the horse. Just sayin.
Ilyria would rock in a telemovie.
cheryl | October 26, 06:39 CET
Just as they did on the small screen.
I just don't see it happening any time soon. Especially not in time for the actors who played the original characters to reprise their roles.
anindoorkitty | October 26, 06:52 CET
All this character talk is making me miss them that much more. If we ever get a Big screen continuation, I hope they revive Wes. He's another one that isn't hurting in the looks/age area.
Actually, I think all of them look incredible. Wouldn't a trilogy be awesome? Get all the characters in there.
cheryl | October 26, 08:28 CET
I have so many questions about the future of the Ats gang. I have no questions about Willow, Buffy, Dawn, the Potentials. The slayer stuff, the core four (I prefer original four, as core suggests they are the only meat to the story which is plainly untrue) has a comic series. Give Ats the movie.
No-one is denying the chemistry of the characters in the begining. If they hadn't have had it there wouldn't have been a second season. People are simply expressing their preferences. Mine is Spike and Angel, Spike and Xander, Spike and Giles, Angel and Cordy, Angel and Doyle, Doyle and Cordy, Cordy and Xander, Wes and Lilah. That's not to say all the other combination of interactions weren't good, they were. I tend not to put down other people's opinions as I wouldn't want anyone to think the lady doth protest too much.
lynnie | October 26, 14:22 CET
Y'know, I've no problem with DB wanting to move on to other roles. I've defended Sarah taking that same position many times in the past. They are actors and deserve the chance to explore as many roles as they an get. What I can't really appreciate is how DB wouldn't want to be involved in some sort of Buffy/Angel reunion on a personal level, rather than a professional one.
He worked with the likes of Charisma, Alexis, Amy, and J. August for five years, not to mention the three years he spent alongside the Sunnydale cast. This is only my opinion but, if I was in his position, I certainly wouldn't look at going back for a telemovie or three as a chore. Okay, maybe careerwise it isn't a step forward but that isn't why I would do it.
I would jump at the chance to go back and spend a few weeks working alongside my old friends and work colleagues again. It's not as if anyone would be asking him to sign on for five seasons. Just a short amount of time working on a project with a bunch of people that I'd enjoyed working with in the past. Does it really matter that it is technically going back to an old role beyond that?
Again, I'm not saying that he is wrong in not wanting to devote his entire career to Angel. Nor am I saying he has some sort of commitment to the fans to keep on making more and more Angel related projects. It absolutely should be his own choice. I just don't really get why he wouldn't want to go back, just for a little while.
Technopagan | October 26, 15:04 CET
But he has never been on board the TV movies. Movies that not many besides him support either. Most want a real reason, not just a paycheck to continue where they left the characters. Many have been just as vocal for moving on. It does not mean he has any less love for the character he player for ten years. It simply means he has found other work. Like leading his second successful tv series or using his free time to be with his growing family.
As of now Joss is too busy and so is DB. So worring about it is really a moot point. And besides David being involved, there are many other factors to getting or not getting these movies off the ground. Factors that never fell into place for the Spike, Faith of Giles ones either.
Donna Troy | October 26, 15:27 CET
I just feel that it would be impossible for me to not want to accept a chance to work with a bunch of old friends again for a little while. Especially if doing so would in no way interfere with my current work (I would imagine that any potential Angel project could be worked around DB's Bones schedule).
As you say, the fact is that this is a moot point as there simply is no Angel telemovie to accept or reject. I just hope that if the chance ever does come up and DB is faced with Joss asking him to return to the role of Angel in a telemovie that everyone feels is worthy of being made then he will do so, if only for the chance to work with an amazing bunch of people again. I'd hate him to dismiss it out of hand for the wrong reasons.
Technopagan | October 26, 15:41 CET
At Halloween both DB and JM said that they were very much of the attitude of once it's over it's over, time to move onwards and upwards.
Also, and I'm not speculating because I'm really not interested, but you're asuming he liked everyone he worked with. I know he's friends with CK. But again at the Halloween con both DB and JM said that they aren't friends with everyone away from the set. They get on okay, but they aren't life long buddies. You do your job and when it's done it's done.
Acting is a very nomadic career and their approach seems a very healthy and pratical one.
Donna I think he came back to do the end of Btvs because he was contracted to and it was to get as many people interested in watching Ats that didn't already. I, and many others, while liking his appearance didn't like the completely OOC 180 his character had taken in the space of driving from LA to Sunnydale. It annoyed a lot of people.
lynnie | October 26, 17:00 CET
As for my assuming he likes everyone on set, that may not be the case, true enough. However, I've yet to read of any major issues between any of the Angel cast that would make me think that they didn't get along well on set.
I'm looking at it this way. I've worked in a few varied jobs over the years, none of which I particularly have any desire to return to full time. However, in most of them I formed a very solid group of work colleagues who I barely get chance to keep in touch with anymore. If somebody came to me and offered me a chance to go back and catch up with a particular group for a few weeks and I could do so without it conflicting with my current career than I'd snap up the opportunity. Acting may be a nomadic career but that doesn't preclude enjoying an occasional trip down memory lane.
Technopagan | October 26, 17:25 CET
I never thought it was out of character.I can't speak for many.I can speak for myself and what I saw on boards, I frequented then and now. I rarely saw any say it OOC especially on non shipper Angel boards or people in real life who were not spoiled. Nor did I see it annoy people. Infact, many I saw wished it had been longer, to see him interact with Faith, Giles or even have Buffy, Faith, Angel and Spike all in one scene together. Or for Angel to tell Xander about Cordy. I loved the whole appearence. Joss also insisted on writting Angel in (per Marti Noxon), once David agree, and I love the way he did and why. Vintage Angel in every way. It also was used to tie Buffy's end to Angel's new season.
I think one day if everything falls into the right slot maybe. More likely we will get Fray(which I am up for) and find out what happened to our favorite scoobies and their children. You could possible then bring some people back for shot cameos to play descendents of original characters Like Faith,Oz,Dawn Or Xander. Maybe even Gunn if he survives(which I doubt)
As for the friends part, he and Eliza on many occasions(Comic Con,interviews,and during filming)said they hung out together offset. They were both at Comic con and went looking for each other the year Tru Calling started. She called him" her brother from another mother" She has said she has looked him up when she is in L.A. During the filming on Buffy the shared a trailer all season three and Db said the hung out after takes. Last year when Bones started he and others like AH or Nicky said they ate lunch or played tricks on each other because were on the same lot again filming wise. So yes I think DB is friend with some off screen. Like CK, ED and to some extent CC because of their children. CC even said she talkes to Jaime about the kids and occasional hangs with them.
[ edited by Donna Troy on 2006-10-26 20:15 ]
Donna Troy | October 26, 21:45 CET
I was at the Halloween UK con and I don't remember DB saying that once things were over it's over and time to move on. I remember him saying that he'd heard he wouldn't want to ever do Angel as a series again (also mentioned an interest in an Angel big screen movie) or that he was happy it ended and he called it BS...said he did miss it, he loved it, but it wasn't in his hands.
And he has said that or things like it since then too - more recently at a comic convention....
[ edited by love4ba on 2006-10-26 20:05 ]
love4ba | October 26, 22:04 CET
I don't believe it's ever going to happen. Not a telemovie or a big screen movie. Not with the original cast, anyway.
anindoorkitty | October 26, 23:04 CET
Donna Troy | October 26, 23:26 CET
I have already completed the most important part of this task.
A war cabinet has been formed of five members, representing, with the Labour, Opposition, and Liberals, the unity of the nation. It was necessary that this should be done in one single day on account of the extreme urgency and rigor of events. Other key positions were filled yesterday. I am submitting a further list to the king tonight. I hope to complete the appointment of principal ministers during tomorrow.
The appointment of other ministers usually takes a little longer. I trust when Parliament meets again this part of my task will be completed and that the administration will be complete in all respects. I considered it in the public interest to suggest to the Speaker that the House should be summoned today. At the end of today's proceedings, the adjournment of the House will be proposed until May 21 with provision for earlier meeting if need be. Business for that will be notified to MPs at the earliest opportunity.
I now invite the House by a resolution to record its approval of the steps taken and declare its confidence in the new government.
The resolution: 'That this House welcomes the formation of a government representing the united and inflexible resolve of the nation to prosecute the war with Germany to a victorious conclusion.' To form an administration of this scale and complexity is a serious undertaking in itself. But we are in the preliminary phase of one of the greatest battles in history. We are in action at many other points-in Norway and in Holland-and we have to be prepared in the Mediterranean. The air battle is continuing, and many preparations have to be made here at home.
In this crisis I think I may be pardoned if I do not address the House at any length today, and I hope that any of my friends and colleagues or former colleagues who are affected by the political reconstruction will make all allowances for any lack of ceremony with which it has been necessary to act.
I say to the House as I said to ministers who have joined this government, I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. We have before us an ordeal of the most grievous kind. We have before us many, many months of struggle and suffering.
You ask, what is our policy? I say it is to wage war by land, sea, and air. War with all our might and with all the strength God has given us, and to wage war against a monstrous tyranny never surpassed in the dark and lamentable catalogue of human crime. That is our policy.
You ask, what is our aim? I can answer in one word. It is victory. Victory at all costs - Victory in spite of all terrors - Victory, however long and hard the road may be, for without victory there is no survival.
Let that be realized. No survival for the British Empire, no survival for all that the British Empire has stood for, no survival for the urge, the impulse of the ages, that mankind shall move forward toward his goal.
I take up my task in buoyancy and hope. I feel sure that our cause will not be suffered to fail among men. I feel entitled at this juncture, at this time, to claim the aid of all and to say, 'Come then, let us go forward together with our united strength.' "
-- Winston Churchill, first speech to House of Commons, May 13, 1940
(Sorry, but you can see why I had to do it. Can't you?)
QuoterGal | October 26, 23:57 CET
A good read!
Donna Troy | October 26, 23:58 CET
That's nice that you didn't see the fury, but it still happened. People were very annoyed. And this was on general boards, not shipper sites. If you had never watched an episode of Ats you might feel it wasn't OOC. But for fans of the show, like me, who had just watched him kill his son, lose the woman he loves, mindwipe his friends and take over as CEO of Evil Inc, well yeah, it was OOC to see him peppy and quippy.
This is a very long thread isn't it. Basically DB said he doesn't know if he'd do a movie. That's all he's said and whatever is speculated here is just that, speculation.
Luc He definitely did say that at Halloween. I was right close when he said it. Twas a lovely view. ;0)
[ edited by lynnie on 2006-10-26 22:23 ]
lynnie | October 27, 00:22 CET
Then he went to Buffy. And while there were many scenes I wanted to see, as fan of BOTH shows I loved him coming over and was very happy to see the themes from Angel carried over to Buffy. Joss must of believed the character was in character as he wrote those scenes.
Angel the character liked to deal with bad things by becoming moody and then throwing himself into the next mission he could find. He did that here. He saw his son happy and then went to be a hero to those whom he still loved and considered friends.( sad Giles and them could not return the favor with Fred) For me I think he came as much for Buffy as Faith. They had really bonded and he knew she could die if he did not help out in some small way.
The "Fury" as you called it may have happened, but so did the happiness at seeing him back on Buffy. Some people were annoyed, some were not. I also went to many general Angel and Buffy boards(including the Bronze)and saw alot of happiness, so like everything in the Buffyworld, it is a matter of interpertation and your own opinions. All I can say is I loved it. I was happy with why and when it happened.
Donna Troy | October 27, 00:47 CET
Caroline | October 27, 00:56 CET
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Buffyfantic | October 27, 05:10 CET