BuzzSugar has an interview with Candice Accola.
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Here is an excerpt:
Buzz: Were you shocked when you first found out that Caroline was going to be a vampire?
Candice Accola: It had been hinted. I guess I was shocked at the extreme at which she kicked ass so much within that episode too; it wasn’t a slow build. And the fact that they gave her the opportunity to catch on and to be very dominant in the sense that she killed people. When the people you work with on a day-to-day basis look at the blood on your face and have to turn away . . . it was pretty graphic. I’m glad that they allowed the character who’s so perky and vain to just get dirty.
E! Online had the following from Nina and Candice from the 2011 Winter TCA Press Tour.
SPOILERS
Elena Gilbert, Vampire Diaries: Looks like Elena better start being more like her evil counterpart, Katherine, because the big, bad Klaus is on his way. “Klaus is coming at some point by the end of the season,” Nina promises. And by now, we all know her ideal casting decision [Sasha Baron Cohen], but she voiced it again so we could “get the message to him.”
Caroline Forbes, Vampire Diaries: It’s gonna get hairy for the vamps in Mystic Falls. “We’re going to be introduced to more werewolf action and the meeting of vampires and werewolves and how they are going to play a part in each other’s lives,” Candice Accola reveals. “And [we'll see] how that affects personal relationships with the friends within the town.” We’re not holding our breath for the vampires and werewolves to become BFFs and start a book club, are you?
TV Guide has an interview with Steven R. McQueen.
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The EW has an interview with Sara Canning. She talks about her character.
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Here is an excerpt:
The actress who plays Jenna, Elena and Jeremy’s aunt, says a significant storyline is on the horizon for the character. Will it involve her finally finding out that vampires, werewolves, and witches have been in her house? Okay, that she still can’t say. “Truthfully, I have no idea,” she admits. “I’ve gotten that feeling before and it hasn’t come to fruition. They say, ‘It could happen in two episodes, or it could happen in two seasons.” (That, we can confirm: Exec producers Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec will tell you they change their minds about when Jenna and Zach Roerig’s Matt will finally join The Knowing on a week-to-week basis.
Check out the video Interview at TV Guide.
Here is an excerpt:
Throughout Season 1, Caroline, played by Candice Accola, was the quintessential popular girl in school, full of insecurities despite her cheerful outer shell. And although it appears that becoming a vampire has actually softened her, Accola tells TVGuide.com, the compassion was always there.
“Caroline always had a heart; it just didn’t have the perspective. That’s the one thing I think Caroline gained from transforming, a newfound, grown-up perspective on life,” Accola says.
Julie Plec talked with EW about Klaus.
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Fans have been more than happy to offer their picks online. “We like the people on Twitter who are like ‘Alexander Skarsgard has to be Klaus!’ I’m like really? ‘Cause that’s original,” Plec says, laughing. They’re willing to think outside the box. “The big important elements of this character are charisma and gravitas. You’ve got to be able to be afraid of this guy, whether you’re afraid of him because he looks scary or because he’s so charming that the fact that he can snap your neck with his pinky would take you by surprise. So whether he’s an Old Word-flavored guy or new hip, contemporary, speedy kinda guy, that remains to be seen. We’ll see what actor we connect to the most.” The character will make his appearance by season’s end, Plec says.
The TV Fanatic has an interview with Julie Plec.
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Here is an excerpt: SPOILERS
Overall, what can we expect when the show returns?
We’re going to come to the end of what we’re calling our werewolf chapter, which will really take that story to a really dark place and really change a lot of characters lives, not necessarily in a good way.
We are going to dig deeper into the secrets of our new witches and what Bonnie’s role is going to be in their story, and of course it’s all about the fear of the impending Klaus, and who’s going to be fighting on who’s side, who’s bond is with who, who’s going to betray whom, and is this curse going to be lifted at the hands of a sacrifice that would kill Elena. We’re full steam ahead.
TV Guide has a video interview with Sara Canning.
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