Nina Dobrev was arguably the lead character on The CW’s The Vampire Diaries, but she was never able to reach pay parity with her male co-stars and she’s opening up about that fight in some surprising new comments.
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Ian Somerhalder is opening up about a difficult moment he experienced while filming The Vampire Diaries.
In an excerpt from the upcoming book I Was Feeling Epic: An Oral History of the Vampire Diaries, the actor revealed that during Season 3, he was so unhappy with the direction of his character (Damon Salvatore) that he nearly quit the CW show.
Ian explained that he didn’t want Damon to become a romantic lead as the character of Stefan (Paul Wesley) got to explore a dark villain arc.
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Candice King has been cast in a brand new show!
The 36-year-old actress is set to join Mamie Gummer and Caitlin Fitzgerald in the TV adaptation of E Lockhart‘s novel We Were Liars, according to Deadline, which is set for Prime Video.
This will reunite Candice with The Vampire Diaries co-creator Julie Plec, who is developing the new series with The Originals and Roswell, New Mexico writer Carina Adly MacKenzie.
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The first teaser trailer for the upcoming Vampire Academy television series was unveiled during a panel at Comic-Con!
The Peacock show’s stars Sisi Stringer and Daniela Nieves were on hand to premiere the footage on Thursday (July 21) at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, Calif.
Also in attendance were co-stars Kieron Moore and Andre Dae Kim, as well as series creators and executive producers Julie Plec and Marguerite MacIntyre.
Vampire Academy will premiere on Peacock on September 15.
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Julie Plec still loves vampires.
After success with Vampire Diaries, The Originals and currently, Legacies, on the CW, Julie is now looking to bring another supernatural series to life – Vampire Academy.
THR reports that she and longtime collaborator Marguerite MacIntyre will serve as co-showrunners on an upcoming drama series set for Peacock.
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Exciting news for Roswell fans – Jason Behr, who played Max Evans on the 1999 series Roswell, has joined the cast of the reboot series Roswell, New Mexico!
The casting news was announced during the show’s New York Comic Con panel on Sunday (October 6) at the Javits Center in New York City.
Cast members Jeanine Mason, Nathan Parsons, Tyler Blackburn, Michael Vlamis, and Lily Cowles, and executive producers Julie Plec, Carina Adly MacKenzie, and Chris Hollier were all in attendance at the event. See photos in the gallery!
“We’re very excited that Jason will be joining us for a multi-episode arc. It’s only fitting that he’s playing a (currently top secret) character with deep ties to Roswell, New Mexico’s history. Working with him has already been such a special experience for all of us –– particularly when [Roswell co-star] Shiri Appleby was on set to direct him. I was such a huge fan of Roswell as a kid, so having their stamp of approval –– not to mention their expertise and advice –– has really meant the world to me, the cast and the crew,” Carina said in a statement.
It was also announced that Friday Night Lights‘ Gaius Charles will play Bronson, a local farmer with a strong moral compass that leads him to see the good in people –– and aliens –– in a time of great prejudice. Ultimately, his quest to protect those he loves pits him against forces far more powerful than he is.
