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Monday, January 25, 2010

More Nekkidness

(PEOPLE.com) -- "True Blood" fans with a taste for male eye-candy can breathe easy: stars Ryan Kwanten and Sam Trammell promise they'll spend very little time in wardrobe for the show's upcoming third season.

"We joke about it -- and who has the record for the most disrobes," says Trammell, who plays the shape-shifting Sam Merlot. "I think Ryan does. But I'm close behind him at this point because I've already disrobed like four or five times this year and I don't think he has at all. I've got to fight that out with him. Ryan is definitely ready to show up and flaunt it, because he's got the bod to back it up. He's probably the least bashful."

"I tend to think that I live my life relatively fearlessly," admits Kwanten, who plays the heroic if not always clear-headed Jason Stackhouse. "If HBO knew half the things that I do in my personal life they probably wouldn't be too happy about it ... I have no fear. I sort of hide behind the guise that I am playing a character ... Personally, I'm quite restrained and almost introverted. But as Mr. Stackhouse, I can't afford to have any of those sensitivities."

Trammell says the show's producers don't exactly help the cast stay in top shape for their frequent nude scenes. There is no exercise equipment on set, but plenty of tempting food on the craft services table.

"[Working out is] up to us," he says. "They've got the cookies out."

He said the cast has gradually gotten used to performing in the buff. "Some of the ladies are kind of shy sometimes ... Pretty much the process is: You're shy, you take off your clothes once and then it's done."

Friday, January 22, 2010

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Debbie the Werewolf???

True Blood creator Alan Ball has revealed that he has cast a new female werewolf named Debbie Pelt.

According to TV Guide, the character will debut in the third episode of season three, which airs later this year in the US.

He said: "[She is] a badass bitch you do not want to get on the wrong side of. She is not going to like Sookie."

The HBO series, which has won several awards, has been filming its third season since early December.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Six or More Seasons? Yes Please!

Wesley: 'True Blood may run six seasons'

True Blood actress Rutina Wesley has suggested that the vampire series may run for 'six seasons or more'.

The actress, who stars as Sookie Stackhouse's best friend Tara in the supernatural drama, told SciFiNow that fans will be "dying to watch for a long time".

"I think it will run for as long as… I mean there are nine books out there, and [Charlaine Harris] is going to do three more, but I don't know if we will [run] that long.

"People seem to think that True Blood is going to be one of those shows that will run for five or six seasons if not more."

She added: "It's going to depend on audience ratings and stuff like that, but I can't imagine it not running for a long time because the books are just so juicy and Alan Ball has also made everything so vibrant, colourful and imaginative, and so I think it's going to be a show that people are going to be dying to watch for a long time."

Wesley attributed True Blood's success to its high viewing figures and originality. The show was recently renewed for a third season.

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