JamesG
06-27-2010, 10:41 PM
Saturn Awards 2010: Exclusive -- Anna Torv on "Fringe" Season 3
Jun. 26, 2010
by Joseph McCabe
Wondering what's in store for our heroes on "Fringe" in the wake of the parallel universe storyline that ended the show's second season?
I spoke with star Anna Torv at Thursday's Saturn Awards, where the gorgeous star, after winning Best Actress, shared some of her thoughts on her character Agent Olivia Dunham's storyline, and where it's likely to go next.
Torv began by confessing she knew very little about what lies ahead:
"I don't know anything, and I know that people think that we're all lying, but none of us know anything. I just put in a call to Jeff, who's our show runner, just before our dinner started to say, What are we doing?' He told me a little, and I can't say anything except that I'm sorry!
...but I think they're gonna get to see a little bit more of the alternate universe, a little bit more of this one. That's all I got."
Torv added that she's thrilled with how the alternate universe has opened up the show:
"When I first read the script 'cause we don't really know anything, until we've read it I was so excited about that. I think that it just opens the show up. I mean, I think the show is good but it opens it up to a whole different kind of place.
I don't know how far they'll go with it, but it is, in essence, like a kind of different show but not, and the possibilities of going between both worlds."
As for where she'd like to see her character go, Torv remarked:
"I think I have ideas but everything got thrown up in the air when we did the cross to the other side, and then especially the way that the ended the season. So I don't know what's going to happen to her. I don't think she's going to be stuck in the cell for the whole season.
So no, I don't think that they'll play the whole season with her in a cell, but I don't know how easily she's going to be able to escape back to her own reality. I don't even really know what I want. I'm just sort of starting to think about it."
http://www.fearnet.com/news/interviews/b19446_saturn_awards_2010_exclusive_anna_torv.html
Jun. 26, 2010
by Joseph McCabe
Wondering what's in store for our heroes on "Fringe" in the wake of the parallel universe storyline that ended the show's second season?
I spoke with star Anna Torv at Thursday's Saturn Awards, where the gorgeous star, after winning Best Actress, shared some of her thoughts on her character Agent Olivia Dunham's storyline, and where it's likely to go next.
Torv began by confessing she knew very little about what lies ahead:
"I don't know anything, and I know that people think that we're all lying, but none of us know anything. I just put in a call to Jeff, who's our show runner, just before our dinner started to say, What are we doing?' He told me a little, and I can't say anything except that I'm sorry!
...but I think they're gonna get to see a little bit more of the alternate universe, a little bit more of this one. That's all I got."
Torv added that she's thrilled with how the alternate universe has opened up the show:
"When I first read the script 'cause we don't really know anything, until we've read it I was so excited about that. I think that it just opens the show up. I mean, I think the show is good but it opens it up to a whole different kind of place.
I don't know how far they'll go with it, but it is, in essence, like a kind of different show but not, and the possibilities of going between both worlds."
As for where she'd like to see her character go, Torv remarked:
"I think I have ideas but everything got thrown up in the air when we did the cross to the other side, and then especially the way that the ended the season. So I don't know what's going to happen to her. I don't think she's going to be stuck in the cell for the whole season.
So no, I don't think that they'll play the whole season with her in a cell, but I don't know how easily she's going to be able to escape back to her own reality. I don't even really know what I want. I'm just sort of starting to think about it."
http://www.fearnet.com/news/interviews/b19446_saturn_awards_2010_exclusive_anna_torv.html