Katie and Angel on DigitalSpy:
I'm sure most of you have already seen this interview with Katie and Angel by DigitalSpy - but if you haven't - WATCH IT. The girls are on top form (and nearly hold a Gwen/Morgana grudge match half way through the interview - uh... WHY do more people not ship these two again? XP)
Anyway, I've already watched it an embarassing number of times, so now I'm going to spam you all with screencaps and squee. WOOHOO.
Katie starts off her interview by sporfling - which Angel apparently finds amusing.
Also - THEY ARE TOO FREAKING ADORABLE.
On the possibility of Morgana's 'duh-duh-duh! ON WITH THE POINTY HAT!' moment - Angel mimes suitable eye makeup for an abruptly evil Morgana.
ON WITH THE POINTY HAT.
Angel likes Katie describing Gwen as 'beautiful' (as do we all, Angel - as do we all. :P)
Katie sporfles again and copes Angel. (mirroring = true love, y/y?)
Discussing the 'hints' in the final few episodes that Gwen and Morgana may be starting to go in different directions - apparently that's not going to get properly explored this series, yet. They're just 'even closer as friends' (how is that physically possible? Is Gwen just ACTUALLY going to be sleeping in Morgana's bed now?!)
Angel wants Gwen to be a warrior queen with a sword (oh ANGEL <3) but Katie claims this as Morgana's job.
In the middle of which, Angel comments that Queen Gwen would put Morgana in the dungeons 'IN A GOOD WAY'. (That, my friends, is the sound of a thousand femmeslashers gleefully jumping up and down - if Bradley ships Arthur/Merlin, Angel DEFINITELY ships Gwen/Morgana. -_^)
Katie, however, has pretty much determinded that Morgana would win any fight between Gwen and Morgana.
Angel's unconvinced - 'I think I might win! I'm a blacksmith's daughter!'
Katie remains unimpressed by this arguement.
At which point the only logical thing to do is, apparently, break off the interview to have a grudge match. 0.o (Okay, I'll admit to being mildly dissapointed that they didn't actually have a throw-down but come on - this entire section of the interview was hilarious).
'...sorry - digressed there...'
'
Both suitably horrified by the idea of this being the final series - apparently the end of series 2 would be an 'aweful' place to leave the characters.
'They've written us out?! NOOO!'
Followed by frantic mutual reassurances that they couldn't possibly write either of their characters out.
Katie is somewhat alarmed by the knowledge that her character is slightly more disposable than Angel's is.
In fact, she's so alarmed, she requires a hug.
'Yeah - the queen has just issued a directive here!'
'I don't like her! Off with her head!'
'You're not queen YET!'
By which point, Angel's laughing so hard she sounds like she's having trouble breathing.
IDEK, you guys - ANGEL AND KATIE ARE SO CUTE. I swear to god, if they were men, they'd have a legion of slashers to rival Bradley and Colin's.
Also, on a slightly more serious note, I love how the interview keeps straying into them just having a conversation with each other about their characters - like they keep temporarily forgetting that the guy with the microphone is even there. They clearly have an actual working friendship off-screen and for some reason that feels reassuring.
Anyway, I've already watched it an embarassing number of times, so now I'm going to spam you all with screencaps and squee. WOOHOO.
Katie starts off her interview by sporfling - which Angel apparently finds amusing.
Also - THEY ARE TOO FREAKING ADORABLE.
On the possibility of Morgana's 'duh-duh-duh! ON WITH THE POINTY HAT!' moment - Angel mimes suitable eye makeup for an abruptly evil Morgana.
ON WITH THE POINTY HAT.
Angel likes Katie describing Gwen as 'beautiful' (as do we all, Angel - as do we all. :P)
Katie sporfles again and copes Angel. (mirroring = true love, y/y?)
Discussing the 'hints' in the final few episodes that Gwen and Morgana may be starting to go in different directions - apparently that's not going to get properly explored this series, yet. They're just 'even closer as friends' (how is that physically possible? Is Gwen just ACTUALLY going to be sleeping in Morgana's bed now?!)
Angel wants Gwen to be a warrior queen with a sword (oh ANGEL <3) but Katie claims this as Morgana's job.
In the middle of which, Angel comments that Queen Gwen would put Morgana in the dungeons 'IN A GOOD WAY'. (That, my friends, is the sound of a thousand femmeslashers gleefully jumping up and down - if Bradley ships Arthur/Merlin, Angel DEFINITELY ships Gwen/Morgana. -_^)
Katie, however, has pretty much determinded that Morgana would win any fight between Gwen and Morgana.
Angel's unconvinced - 'I think I might win! I'm a blacksmith's daughter!'
Katie remains unimpressed by this arguement.
At which point the only logical thing to do is, apparently, break off the interview to have a grudge match. 0.o (Okay, I'll admit to being mildly dissapointed that they didn't actually have a throw-down but come on - this entire section of the interview was hilarious).
'...sorry - digressed there...'
'
Both suitably horrified by the idea of this being the final series - apparently the end of series 2 would be an 'aweful' place to leave the characters.
'They've written us out?! NOOO!'
Followed by frantic mutual reassurances that they couldn't possibly write either of their characters out.
Katie is somewhat alarmed by the knowledge that her character is slightly more disposable than Angel's is.
In fact, she's so alarmed, she requires a hug.
'Yeah - the queen has just issued a directive here!'
'I don't like her! Off with her head!'
'You're not queen YET!'
By which point, Angel's laughing so hard she sounds like she's having trouble breathing.
IDEK, you guys - ANGEL AND KATIE ARE SO CUTE. I swear to god, if they were men, they'd have a legion of slashers to rival Bradley and Colin's.
Also, on a slightly more serious note, I love how the interview keeps straying into them just having a conversation with each other about their characters - like they keep temporarily forgetting that the guy with the microphone is even there. They clearly have an actual working friendship off-screen and for some reason that feels reassuring.