Showing posts with label Interview Pics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interview Pics. Show all posts
Theo James Says Hello To His Four Barbie Doll At The 'Divergent' LA Premiere
Theo James came face to face with his Four Barbie doll last night at the Divergent Premiere. Check out his hilarious reaction to it below
VIDEO & PICS: Theo James & Shailene Woodley On The Today Show
VIDEO: Kiss 92.5 Talk To Theo James & Shailene Woodley About 'Divergent', Stunts & A Half Naked Theo!
Theo and Shailene were in studio this morning for an interview with Roz & Mocha from Kiss 92.5. They spoke about how they feel about the final look of the movie, stunts and a half naked Theo!
PICS ROUND-UP: Theo James Heats Up Comic Con
Theo looked great at Comic Con yesterday and here's the proof of the pudding!
TONS More After The Cut
TONS More After The Cut
Comic Con Gets Underway For Theo James & Shailene Woodley
Theo James & Shailene Woodley answered questions from fans over on EW's Facebook Page.
Check out the pic of them going through the questions below and take a look at their answers over HERE
Look at this SUPER cute pic from their EW Comic Con shoot
And check out this BTS look from their EW photoshoot
Check out the pic of them going through the questions below and take a look at their answers over HERE
Look at this SUPER cute pic from their EW Comic Con shoot
And check out this BTS look from their EW photoshoot
Theo James Talks New York, Golden Boy & More With Glamour Magazine
Glamour Magazine interviewed Theo James during "Golden boy" Promo back in Feb where he told them about the differences between London & New York, if there's going to be a love interest for Clarke in Golden Boy & more
Did you do any training with New York cops for the show?
Theo James: I did some kung-fu. No, I’m joking! I started out by hanging out with a guy who was a homicide detective and moved to cold case. He was an extremely experienced guy and very cool. We hung out for a long time, and I would ride with him whenever possible—I would sit in on interviews and be in the background. That was my first section of direct research, then afterward I spent time with [the show's] advisor. We would do things like get sh-t-faced in a cop bar, and that’s when the really meaty stuff comes out—when people can talk a bit more freely. What I find about the police force here is that it does genuinely seem like unlike any other in America and even the world. There’s a very specific culture dynamic, a specific chemistry. There’s almost a specific set of rules because of the city and the size of it. Doing that stuff was the most important. Especially as a British punk coming over from London.
What surprised you the most with training and playing this character?
Theo: What really surprised me was how good of friends they are. Our advisor's ex-colleagues are his family. That’s a big theme in cop shows. Before I did this show, I would see cop shows and read the language and think it was kind of cliche or something of a by-gone era. But I realized it’s not. They really use that language. The family thing too. As our advisor says, you spend so much time with them and share so much because you see a lot of sh-t, a lot of death, and a lot of pain. Inevitably you’re going to become very close to each other, and on top of that there’s going to be good and bad stuff that happens to you in your career. People have affairs, people have kids, people leave, people come back, people die. It’s pretty complex.
Did you do any training with New York cops for the show?
Theo James: I did some kung-fu. No, I’m joking! I started out by hanging out with a guy who was a homicide detective and moved to cold case. He was an extremely experienced guy and very cool. We hung out for a long time, and I would ride with him whenever possible—I would sit in on interviews and be in the background. That was my first section of direct research, then afterward I spent time with [the show's] advisor. We would do things like get sh-t-faced in a cop bar, and that’s when the really meaty stuff comes out—when people can talk a bit more freely. What I find about the police force here is that it does genuinely seem like unlike any other in America and even the world. There’s a very specific culture dynamic, a specific chemistry. There’s almost a specific set of rules because of the city and the size of it. Doing that stuff was the most important. Especially as a British punk coming over from London.
What surprised you the most with training and playing this character?
Theo: What really surprised me was how good of friends they are. Our advisor's ex-colleagues are his family. That’s a big theme in cop shows. Before I did this show, I would see cop shows and read the language and think it was kind of cliche or something of a by-gone era. But I realized it’s not. They really use that language. The family thing too. As our advisor says, you spend so much time with them and share so much because you see a lot of sh-t, a lot of death, and a lot of pain. Inevitably you’re going to become very close to each other, and on top of that there’s going to be good and bad stuff that happens to you in your career. People have affairs, people have kids, people leave, people come back, people die. It’s pretty complex.
VIDEO: Theo James & Chi McBride on "The Talk"
Theo & Chi appeared on "The Talk" on Feb 25th to talk about....you guessed it "Golden Boy" .
If you missed the interview check it out below
Backstage at the show
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If you missed the interview check it out below
Backstage at the show
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HQ PICS: Theo James Extra Interview At The Grove
Theo was interviewed for Extra TV at The Grove Today to promote "Golden Boy"
Check out the super cute HQ pics!
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Check out the super cute HQ pics!
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Audio Interview With Theo James & David Allison At Comic-Con
Theo and David's interview is towards the end of the podcast so fast forward to listen
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