Newsarama interviews James Marsters about Caprica and Other stuff - Cast&Crew

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March 07 2010

Newsarama interviews James Marsters about Caprica and Other stuff. Including his thoughts about the new vein of vampire shows.

Numfar PTB | Cast&Crew | 21:57 CET | 9 comments total | tags: james marsters, caprica

Thanks. I've been enjoying all the JM press this week and he was stunningly strange on Caprica. Looking forward to seeing more of this character.

debw | March 07, 22:46 CET

Wasn't this already posted?

Nicole | March 07, 23:29 CET

I think the interview was part of a conference call with the press, whatever that means, so maybe multiple outlets are covering it, each slightly differently?

ananda | March 08, 01:03 CET

This seems to be the fullest transcript available so far of a conference call that sounds like it was held this past Thursday. The interviews at USA, SFX and IF are all separate interviews (not part of the conference call).

Shapenew | March 08, 01:24 CET

The conference call was for internet media outlets and was on Wednesday. We got the full transcripts on Thursday. Not sure if this one is complete, but I posted a complete transcript over at SpoilerTV.

Deanna_Lynne | March 08, 01:40 CET

It's so strange after hearing his accents in Torchwood, Buffy, and Angel to hear his real one in Caprica. Definitely great to see him back on the screen, though. :)

Ceribri | March 08, 02:50 CET

I really like the way James described Joss's attitude toward vampires. One of the reasons I like the Buffy- and Angel-verse vampires is because they're scary monsters, not shiny sparkly super-beings. Even the ones with souls have a dark side not to be messed with.
Thanks for posting this!

new2whedon | March 08, 02:58 CET

Always a fascinating interview - nothing like a good Marsters ramble. :)

Shey | March 08, 13:37 CET

I don't think even this is James' real accent. Yes, it's American. But I think the Caprica voice is pitched lower,slower and there is something slightly southern about it.

Berry | March 08, 18:22 CET

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