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Slice of SciFi #114: Interview with Tanya Huff on “Blood Ties”

June 21, 2007 By Summer Brooks 2 Comments

Blood Ties on Lifetime

Our friends at Trek United are running a special E-Day. Find out about it on today’s show.

We have our Kyle XY contest winners and they will announced on the website later today. On today’s show a new contest giveaway begins and everyone in the world is eligible for this one….can you say Godzilla? Full details on the program.

News Bytes:

  • “Battlestar Galactica” co-producer David Eick plans to continue working with the various BSG cast and crew after it is over as often as possible
  • Director Zack Snyder has offered 300 star Gerard Butler any role he wants in his adaptation of Alan Moore’s Watchmen and is willing to wait until Butler is available to do it
  • William Shatner and his wife Elizabeth are taking action and bringing attention to the plight of American soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital, and you can help too. Go to WilliamShatner.com or StarTrek.com for a full list of needed items.

Movie Talk: Acclaimed author Neil Gaiman and director Matthew Vaughn have brought the the beautifully told fantasy Stardust to the big screen. This star-studded cast, the film’s grand themes and imaginative-sparking elements will make you fall in love all over again with the fairytale genre.

Movie Review: The team from MoviePulse drop by to give us a quick review of the new Kevin Costner thriller Mr. Brooks

TV Talk: Get a sneak of what to expect from Season Four of Stargate: Atlantis when it returns to SciFi Channel this fall.

Interview: This week, we talk with Canadian fantasy author Tanya Huff about “Blood Ties”, the successful television adaptation of her series of novels, originally published between 1992-96. She’s been involved with the show’s production, and is a credited screenwriter for one of the episodes.

The series is currently on hiatus from Lifetime TV in the US, with the channel planning on rerunning the first 12 episodes in August, leading up to the airing of the remainder of the first season beginning in September. This one fast became a “Slice of SciFi” favorite, so you’ll definitely hear from us when the show returns to the air!

Future Talk: First up, we have news about a remake of the 80s cheese horror flick Prom Night, followed by updates on the amazing adaptation of The Golden Compass, based on the first book of Philip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials” trilogy, and due out in theaters December 2007.

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Comments

  1. fred says

    June 23, 2007 at 7:18 am

    Cool interview, I may have to give the show a second look when the air the episodes back to back.

  2. Beowulfie says

    July 13, 2007 at 3:55 am

    In reference to comics to film. I grew up with Fantastic 4 and loved it and still have boxes of old comics. When they first announced the first movie and I saw the cast I wasn’t too happy. I have to admit I haven’t seen the movie. Now with the second movie it moves into even more areas I’m very fond of. I loved Galactus (did they show him in the movie since Silver Surfer was his onetime herald?)and especially loved the later story line where Johnny’s girlfriend winds up taking over the herald job.
    From what I saw, the only thing I’ve really go a problem with is the casting of Alba as Susan. She isn’t anything like the Susan from the comic.
    Also, does Reed have his gray side stripes?

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