Lo primero que hacen es advertirnos de que la nueva temporada es como un reinicio, lo que, al menos para mi, que veo la serie por los personajes originales, no suena muy alentador. :(
With the loss of so many characters at the end of Season 3, the opening act of the Season 4 premiere feels, in many ways, like a reintroduction to this world. Was that something you wanted to do or had to do because of the cast changes
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The finale also revealed Kate (Jill Wagner) was still alive and back in Beacon Hills. Did that stem from loving Jill and wanting her back or having a big story that you needed Kate to tell? JD: Both. From the first season, I wanted to find a way for her to come back. That’s why we had that line about being turned by a scratch. I’m glad the timing worked out when it did because there’s been plenty of space and we love Jill. She just gets better looking every day, and she’s a really fun bad guy. It also brings this new mythology of the Nagual, which brings in South American flair. We like delving into different mythologies. Peter (Ian Bohen) and Kate have an interesting dynamic, and it makes things hard on Arden too.esto me interesa mucho, la mitologia del nagual es algo nuevo y estimulante (y relaciona el mito de "la loba", la mujer que maneja los huesos de los muertos y los controla -quizá una referencia a que ella es la que "crea" los berseker, o al menos los domina) y sobre todo ¡Peter y Kate!! Esos dos estaban hechos para
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The trailer (below) teased a list and this idea that a lot of assassins are coming to Beacon Hills. What can you say about that? JD: We call it The Dead Pool. It’s a list of names, a list of all the various kinds of supernatural creatures in Beacon Hills - it’s essentially a hit list - and all of their names are on it. The mystery is, Who is this person paying out for the supernatural creatures in Beacon Hills to be murdered? Who is The Benefactor? We’ll also see all of our main characters struggling with their own financial problems: Stiles is dealing with bills from Eichen House and the MRI they can’t quite pay for; Scott and his mother live in a house that was given to her by her parents that has all the problems of a big house. These are Spielbergian kids struggling to make ends meet and it’s sort of a Treasure of The Sierra Madre-type season where they’re all going to be tempted by money. Tempted by the idea of, What if I took out this person on the list? How much money could I get? That’s the big idea of Season 4.Esto en parte
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Oh, wow. So Scott takes Liam under his wing? JD: What we really wanted to do was give Stiles and Scott a little brother. They’re not the same kids they were in the pilot, so we give them a little brother who is a pain in the ass. He’s a little cocky kid, but he’s not really Jackson (Colton Haynes in Season 1 and 2). That got generalized in the breakdown. Dylan (Sprayberry) is great. I think he’s been such a great addition to the cast.Esto me hace pensar que Scott le va a dar realmente el mordisco. Quizá sea una situación de vida o muerte,pero parece que Scott y Stiles se sienten responsables de él. Seria poético que Liam fuera realmente el hijo de Peter, pues Peter creó a Scott y Scott sería el alpha de su hijo. No tengo clara esa teoria, Liam y Malia suenan igual, en las fotos promocionales van vestidos con los mismos colores al revés, pero no pueden ser hermanos gemelos porque ella tiene 17 y él 15, es raro pero parece haber una conexión ahí. Liam podria ser el personaje del pasado de Derek, porque lo que sí parece es un Hale
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Coming off Season 3, where Dylan O’Brien did such a phenomenal job of playing your bad guy, did you decide to follow that up with a dozen bad guys so there could really be no comparison?
JD: Not really. We see each 12 episodes as its own volume in a series of books, so it was about deciding what story we were going to tell this time. We wanted to really bring back the Scott and Stiles friendship from Season 1, but see how it has grown. We wanted to see Lydia and Stiles being a detective team again. We wanted to see Stiles being a romantic lead as well. We’ve never really seen him date. We wanted to see Derek struggle with his role in Beacon Hills now. The arc we’ve got for Derek is really cool. A lot of things happen to him this season and he changes in a big way. This is also very much a season of Lydia discovering a lot about herself. There’s a lot of fun stuff with Lydia. Meredith (Maya Eshet), her fellow Banshee, comes back into the fold to teach her things.Muy interesante lo que comenta sobre la serie, muchos fans ya lo habian
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You talked about Stiles being a romantic lead this year, and given how things went in Season 3, I’m assuming you mean with Malia. How do you describe that relationship? JD: They don’t even know. Stiles isn’t sure if they’re dating or not; they have a very strange relationship because Malia is part of Scott’s pack and what the entire pack is doing is trying to help her reassimilate into society. Part of her arc across the season is to figure out whether or not this teenage life is for her. She struggles with that - and with learning the truth about her father, Peter. They intentionally haven’t told her in an effort to protect her. Their struggle is knowing they have to tell her, but not knowing how because, if they tell her about Peter, she’s going to go to Peter and Peter gets into people’s heads, which they’re worried about. What they’re trying to do in the beginning is make sure she has all the self-control and power to resist him. Suena como un arco genuino para Malia, aunque Davis ha sido un troll en el pasado con los spoilers,
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Now that you’ve written a whole season after losing so many characters, do you feel like their exits may have been blessings in disguise in terms of revitalizing the show? JD: I think that when actors feel the need to move on or explore other opportunities, it’s probably good for both. It’s good for the actor because they can grow creatively and it’s good for the show because it forces us to come up with bigger and better ideas. We’re really hopeful that people like this season; it’s got a lot of adventure, a lot of humor, a lot of romance, and a lot of really weird villains too. I said at the beginning that I wanted this to be a season of bounty hunters and assassins. (...)De nuevo se confirma que los nuevos actores son el futuro reemplazo de los originales. Supongo que no va a poder retenerles mucho más. Es una pena pero lógico. No sé si los nuevos lograrán emocionarme, pero les daré una oportunidad. Me gusta la mitologia de BH y Teen Wolf tiende a ser una serie entretenida, la tercera fue mucho más floja, sobre todo la primera
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he leído que se puede votar para que Dylan sea candidato en los emmy, y qué pensaron en él él año pasado. Eso es muy difícil conseguirlo con una serie como Teen Wolf, este chico va a ser muy grande sí sigue asi.Ya sabía lo del año pasado, y es muy interesante que hayan vuelto a enviarle! Los emmys, aunque parezca un método ridiculo, primero se escogen entre una lista de posibles candidatos a nominados, esa lista no la realizan los futuros jueces ni el público, sino que está hecha por "voluntarios". Eso significa que los actores, actrices y series que forman parte de esa lista, son enviados para formar parte de la lista de los emmys, por parte de las productoras y agentes. (pensarás que asi se presentarán todos, pero no sucede porque si apareces como candidato y casi no te votan, tu caché se puede hundir rápidamente, las productoras solo envian a los actores en cuyo trabajo confian
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SPOILERS A TUTIPLÉN. (este post ya avisa de spoilers pero por si acaso)
http://www.buzzfeed.com/jarettwieselman/inside-the-bloodiest-funniest-and-most-romantic-teen-wolf-se
Lo primero que hacen es advertirnos de que la nueva temporada es como un reinicio, lo que, al menos para mi, que veo la serie por los personajes originales, no suena muy alentador. :(
With the loss of so many characters at the end of Season 3, the opening act of the Season 4 premiere feels, in many ways, like a reintroduction to this world. Was that something you wanted to do or had to do because of the cast changes ( ... )
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JD: Both. From the first season, I wanted to find a way for her to come back. That’s why we had that line about being turned by a scratch. I’m glad the timing worked out when it did because there’s been plenty of space and we love Jill. She just gets better looking every day, and she’s a really fun bad guy. It also brings this new mythology of the Nagual, which brings in South American flair. We like delving into different mythologies. Peter (Ian Bohen) and Kate have an interesting dynamic, and it makes things hard on Arden too.esto me interesa mucho, la mitologia del nagual es algo nuevo y estimulante (y relaciona el mito de "la loba", la mujer que maneja los huesos de los muertos y los controla -quizá una referencia a que ella es la que "crea" los berseker, o al menos los domina) y sobre todo ¡Peter y Kate!! Esos dos estaban hechos para ( ... )
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JD: We call it The Dead Pool. It’s a list of names, a list of all the various kinds of supernatural creatures in Beacon Hills - it’s essentially a hit list - and all of their names are on it. The mystery is, Who is this person paying out for the supernatural creatures in Beacon Hills to be murdered? Who is The Benefactor?
We’ll also see all of our main characters struggling with their own financial problems: Stiles is dealing with bills from Eichen House and the MRI they can’t quite pay for; Scott and his mother live in a house that was given to her by her parents that has all the problems of a big house. These are Spielbergian kids struggling to make ends meet and it’s sort of a Treasure of The Sierra Madre-type season where they’re all going to be tempted by money. Tempted by the idea of, What if I took out this person on the list? How much money could I get? That’s the big idea of Season 4.Esto en parte ( ... )
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JD: What we really wanted to do was give Stiles and Scott a little brother. They’re not the same kids they were in the pilot, so we give them a little brother who is a pain in the ass. He’s a little cocky kid, but he’s not really Jackson (Colton Haynes in Season 1 and 2). That got generalized in the breakdown. Dylan (Sprayberry) is great. I think he’s been such a great addition to the cast.Esto me hace pensar que Scott le va a dar realmente el mordisco. Quizá sea una situación de vida o muerte,pero parece que Scott y Stiles se sienten responsables de él. Seria poético que Liam fuera realmente el hijo de Peter, pues Peter creó a Scott y Scott sería el alpha de su hijo. No tengo clara esa teoria, Liam y Malia suenan igual, en las fotos promocionales van vestidos con los mismos colores al revés, pero no pueden ser hermanos gemelos porque ella tiene 17 y él 15, es raro pero parece haber una conexión ahí. Liam podria ser el personaje del pasado de Derek, porque lo que sí parece es un Hale ( ... )
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JD: Not really. We see each 12 episodes as its own volume in a series of books, so it was about deciding what story we were going to tell this time. We wanted to really bring back the Scott and Stiles friendship from Season 1, but see how it has grown. We wanted to see Lydia and Stiles being a detective team again. We wanted to see Stiles being a romantic lead as well. We’ve never really seen him date. We wanted to see Derek struggle with his role in Beacon Hills now. The arc we’ve got for Derek is really cool. A lot of things happen to him this season and he changes in a big way. This is also very much a season of Lydia discovering a lot about herself. There’s a lot of fun stuff with Lydia. Meredith (Maya Eshet), her fellow Banshee, comes back into the fold to teach her things.Muy interesante lo que comenta sobre la serie, muchos fans ya lo habian ( ... )
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JD: They don’t even know. Stiles isn’t sure if they’re dating or not; they have a very strange relationship because Malia is part of Scott’s pack and what the entire pack is doing is trying to help her reassimilate into society. Part of her arc across the season is to figure out whether or not this teenage life is for her. She struggles with that - and with learning the truth about her father, Peter. They intentionally haven’t told her in an effort to protect her. Their struggle is knowing they have to tell her, but not knowing how because, if they tell her about Peter, she’s going to go to Peter and Peter gets into people’s heads, which they’re worried about. What they’re trying to do in the beginning is make sure she has all the self-control and power to resist him.
Suena como un arco genuino para Malia, aunque Davis ha sido un troll en el pasado con los spoilers, ( ... )
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Now that you’ve written a whole season after losing so many characters, do you feel like their exits may have been blessings in disguise in terms of revitalizing the show?
JD: I think that when actors feel the need to move on or explore other opportunities, it’s probably good for both. It’s good for the actor because they can grow creatively and it’s good for the show because it forces us to come up with bigger and better ideas. We’re really hopeful that people like this season; it’s got a lot of adventure, a lot of humor, a lot of romance, and a lot of really weird villains too. I said at the beginning that I wanted this to be a season of bounty hunters and assassins. (...)De nuevo se confirma que los nuevos actores son el futuro reemplazo de los originales. Supongo que no va a poder retenerles mucho más. Es una pena pero lógico. No sé si los nuevos lograrán emocionarme, pero les daré una oportunidad. Me gusta la mitologia de BH y Teen Wolf tiende a ser una serie entretenida, la tercera fue mucho más floja, sobre todo la primera ( ... )
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