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James Marsters & Friends - GET YOUR THINKING CAPS ON
Find out if you are a Marsters mastermind and take part in the Ultimate
James Marsters Quiz during the James Marsters & Friends weekend aboard the
Queen Mary next month.
Copies of the fun quiz will be available at registration and a prize will
be awarded to the Clever Clogs who can answer all the questions. But be
warned - there are some tricky brain teasers. Do you dare test the limits of
your knowledge?
Meanwhile, a big thank you to everyone who has sent in excellent question
suggestions so far. There's still plenty of time to submit advance questions
for all the guests at James Marsters & Friends. Here are a few tips to get
you started:
GUESTS
All of the guests attending have had fascinating careers and will be doing
talks and Q&A sessions over the weekend. Unfortunately, it's unlikely that
there will be time for everyone to ask a question of James, but there's
every opportunity to ask a question of the other top guests attending.
If you want a good wrangle about Spike versus Angel, or whether Buffy loved
someone, then Jane Espenson, Steve DeKnight and David Fury are your guys.
For why James just had to spend most of Shadow Puppets in his undies,
Michael Winnick is the man.
Feel free to ask anything and everything. For instance ....Have you ever
wanted to know why people wrote Spike the way they did? Would you like to
tease out behind the scenes stories from Shadow Puppets? How did David Fury
feel working with evil puppets in Smile Time? How does casting really work
in Hollywood, and does DeeDee have a couch? Did Tony Todd frighten himself
when he was playing Candyman? What was it like for David Fury working on
Lost?
Let your imaginations run riot. There is NO LIMIT to the number of questions
you can submit.
JAMES
Be original and inventive in your questions for James. Of course, he may
have a different view now on something he said a few years ago but, if it's a
query he's answered several times, your question might not be selected. A
good database of past questions is http://jamesdb.com/.
You can submit your questions via the online form which can be found on both
http://www.jamesmarsterslive.com and http://www.jamesmarsters.com.
Please don't forget to put your ticket number on the form. Any questions
without ticket numbers will be deleted. If your question or questions, is
selected you will get a question card in your registration packet. Question
card holders will be able to ask their questions first before the session is
open to the floor.
Find out if you are a Marsters mastermind and take part in the Ultimate
James Marsters Quiz during the James Marsters & Friends weekend aboard the
Queen Mary next month.
Copies of the fun quiz will be available at registration and a prize will
be awarded to the Clever Clogs who can answer all the questions. But be
warned - there are some tricky brain teasers. Do you dare test the limits of
your knowledge?
Meanwhile, a big thank you to everyone who has sent in excellent question
suggestions so far. There's still plenty of time to submit advance questions
for all the guests at James Marsters & Friends. Here are a few tips to get
you started:
GUESTS
All of the guests attending have had fascinating careers and will be doing
talks and Q&A sessions over the weekend. Unfortunately, it's unlikely that
there will be time for everyone to ask a question of James, but there's
every opportunity to ask a question of the other top guests attending.
If you want a good wrangle about Spike versus Angel, or whether Buffy loved
someone, then Jane Espenson, Steve DeKnight and David Fury are your guys.
For why James just had to spend most of Shadow Puppets in his undies,
Michael Winnick is the man.
Feel free to ask anything and everything. For instance ....Have you ever
wanted to know why people wrote Spike the way they did? Would you like to
tease out behind the scenes stories from Shadow Puppets? How did David Fury
feel working with evil puppets in Smile Time? How does casting really work
in Hollywood, and does DeeDee have a couch? Did Tony Todd frighten himself
when he was playing Candyman? What was it like for David Fury working on
Lost?
Let your imaginations run riot. There is NO LIMIT to the number of questions
you can submit.
JAMES
Be original and inventive in your questions for James. Of course, he may
have a different view now on something he said a few years ago but, if it's a
query he's answered several times, your question might not be selected. A
good database of past questions is http://jamesdb.com/.
You can submit your questions via the online form which can be found on both
http://www.jamesmarsterslive.com and http://www.jamesmarsters.com.
Please don't forget to put your ticket number on the form. Any questions
without ticket numbers will be deleted. If your question or questions, is
selected you will get a question card in your registration packet. Question
card holders will be able to ask their questions first before the session is
open to the floor.