Week three linkspam, take two
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theamericansIgnore the stupid headline, because this piece from the UK's London Standard actually is a pretty good interview with Matthew Rhys (Philip). The first episode of season two airs tomorrow in the UK.
There's now an official episode description for "Arpanet", and the title for the season two finale has also been released.
FX has released a character profile of Oleg (video, 3.5 minutes) and a little ad based on the critical response (video, 30 seconds).
Uproxx's Dustin Rowles has a new piece called "9 Reasons You Should Be Watching The Americans on FX, and Brendon McCullin from hollywood.com weighs "The Americans vs. Homeland: Which Is Better?"
There are some new spoilers from Michael Ausiello.
And again, you'll want to ignore the silly narration from the (ugh) Daily Mail, but there are some photos here of some breaks on the last day of filming for the finale.
There's now an official episode description for "Arpanet", and the title for the season two finale has also been released.
FX has released a character profile of Oleg (video, 3.5 minutes) and a little ad based on the critical response (video, 30 seconds).
Uproxx's Dustin Rowles has a new piece called "9 Reasons You Should Be Watching The Americans on FX, and Brendon McCullin from hollywood.com weighs "The Americans vs. Homeland: Which Is Better?"
There are some new spoilers from Michael Ausiello.
And again, you'll want to ignore the silly narration from the (ugh) Daily Mail, but there are some photos here of some breaks on the last day of filming for the finale.
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Date: 2014-03-15 07:15 pm (UTC)Also, more on languages aside: There are confusingly contradictory pieces of info about Lev Gorn - he was either born in Stavropol or in New York State. Anyway, ISTR he is actually a native Russian-speaker, so it was interesting watching that scene with the sound on.
Most of the names kind of sound about as you would expect, except the letter "O" in "Oleg" sounds more like a cross between an "Oh" and an "Ah" in English.
Always those jarring little differences. :P