Happy Halloween to all our ghouls and boos! 👻 We hope you’re having a spooktacular day!!! 🎃 (if you’re celebrating this holiday – if not, we still hope you have a great day anyway!)
A perfect treat for the day (not a trick, we swear!) is catching up on some of Andrew Gower‘s past projects with supernatural themes.
Our picks are as follows: Continue reading Happy Halloween!
Andrew Gower is one of the confirmed guests for BAFTA Scotland award ceremony on Sunday, 4 November 2018 in Glasgow, where he will no doubt represent Black Mirror and support his “Crocodile” co-star Kiran Sonia Sawar who is nominated in the Best Actress category.
He’ll also be re-united with his Fear the Lord co-star Sophie Kennedy Clark, as well as Outlander actors Sophie Skelton and Richard Rankin.
The British Academy Scotland Awards will be hosted by Edith Bowman at Radisson Blu Glasgow and will be streamed live on Facebook at 19.00, Sunday 4 Nov, preceded by clips of live carpet highlights hosted by Sanjeev Kohli from 17.00 on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
(Source: BAFTA Scotland)
Finally our Outlander Gallery has been completed with the Season 2 DVD Special Features:
We hope you enjoy them as much as we did making them!
News reached us that Season 20 of Midsomer Murders (including Andrew’s episode “Send in the Clowns”) is also shown in Belgium and The Netherlands.
Unfortunately the information that NPO1 in the Netherlands airs the episodes every Wednesday evening only reached us this morning – the morning after “Send in the Clowns” was broadcast! Good news is that the episode is still available online if you missed it or would like to watch it again!
> > > Midsomer Murders on NPO < < <
In Belgium, Eén is the Dutch-language TV station for Midsomer Murders – we are still trying to confirm airdates and times for the episodes. We’ll update this post as soon as we get more info!
ETA: “Send in the Clowns” aired on 12 October 2018 in Belgium, but it is also still available to watch online here.
> > > Midsomer Murders on Eén < < <
If you have any information about Midsomer Murders Season 20 in your country, please e-mail us or send us a tweet, so we can update the website! Thanks a million!
In the meantime, visit our Midsomer Murders Gallery for screencaps of Andrew’s episode!
Our Murdoch Mysteries Gallery has been updated with new DVD screencaps as well as a series of production stills.
If you use our screencaps for gifs, memes, or any other kind of fan art, we’d love to see them, of course, so make sure to link one of our Social Media accounts when you post them!
> > > Murdoch Mysteries Gallery < < <
Season 20 of Midsomer Murders is currently shown on Universal TV in South Africa.
This week you can still catch Andrew’s Outlander co-star Richard Rankin (Roger Wakefield MacKenzie) in episode 20×04 “The Lions of Causton” which means Andrew’s episode 20×06 “Send in the Clowns” should air on 21 October with repeats in the following week.
Check the Universal TV Midsomer Murders page for more information!
It is still unknown when Season 20 will air in the UK. We’ll let you know as soon as we hear anything.
If you know of any airdates in your country, we’d love to hear about it! Just drop us an e-mail and we’ll update the website. Thank you very much for your support, it is much appreciated!
Our Gallery has now been updated with screencaps of two videos that Andrew filmed at the National Museum Scotland in Edinburgh on 22 June 2017.
Outlander actor Andrew Gower visits Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites
Bonnie Prince Charlie on the Jacobite trail
Find all screencaps in our Outlander Gallery!
Last but not least we’re very happy to announce our fan art winner, Twitter follower and group member, Nancy Hibberd!
Nancy created this beautiful fan video about Outlander‘s Bonnie Prince Charlie. We cannot even begin to fathom how much creativity, work and determination must have gone into the creation of this gem, so this is a very well deserved first winner!
Congratulations, Nancy!
Please e-mail us with your address so we can send you your Andrew calendar!
The Prague Reporter interviewed Prague born British actress Anna Rust who’ll be playing Fleury in Andrew’s upcoming series Carnival Row.
What can audiences expect to see in Carnival Row?
A great story, brilliant cast and an absolute and utter visual delight. It’s set in a fictional neo-Victorian fantasy world, in which humans and mythical creatures live alike, and follows the investigation of the murder of a fairy showgirl on Carnival Row. It has a somewhat film-noir feel to it. There’s nothing quite like this show.
Can you tell me anything about your character, Fleury?
Fleury is a mischievous fairy living on Carnival Row. You’ll have to wait till 2019 to find out more!
Carnival Row is set in a fantasy world full of mythical creatures; how much of that did you get to experience on set through practical effects & set design?
The majority of filming took place in a studio, which meant most of the sets were built uniquely for the show. The set designers added so much detail to every part of the world – just stepping onto those sets was magical.
Carnival Row shot for six months in Prague. What kept the cast & crew busy when not filming?
A lot of us weren’t permanently in Prague so we shuttled between the U.K. and Prague whenever needed, but when we had downtime, we did lots of lovely dinners, get-togethers, drinks… As we soon realised, Prague has no shortage of great places to go out!
(Source & full interview: The Prague Reporter)
The winner of our poetry contest is the wonderfully talented poet, our Twitter follower and group member Jackie Merrell!
She originally wrote this poem for Andrew when he attended Starfury’s Highlanders 3 convention in Birmingham this summer. The poem itself is about Outlander‘s Bonnie Prince Charlie.
The White Cockade
by J. MerrellIt’s hard to know,
just who you can trust,
surrounded by the white cockade
proudly worn in solidarity,
yet no loyalty in sight,
emblem of my family
and symbol of my duty displayed,
will anything I do matter
to the man I call father?
Fighting for a cause not my own
in a country with no real ties
holding me to its breast,
and in the end I don’t know
which way to turn
or what is right anymore
in the blinding blaze of battles lost.
Andrew loved the poem – and who are we to disagree with him?
Congratulations, Jackie!
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