#nina interview

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

The Good Omens Article From the TotalFilm Magazine, Issue August 2023 :)

POST APOCALYPSE GOOD OMENS The heavenly and hellish creations of Gaiman and Pratchett ride again…

Having averted Armageddon, angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and demon Crowley (David Tennant) have settled down to the quiet life in London – but the arrival of a familiar face shakes things up for everyone.

Season 1 covered events in the novel you wrote with Terry Pratchett – what was the inspiration this time?

Neil Gaiman (showrunner): Terry and I were sharing a room at Seattle’s World Fantasy Con in 1989 and, by the end of one night chatting, we had a huge, apocalyptic sequel to Good Omens. Season 2 is all the stuff we had to put in place before we could get to that sequel, and it starts with the archangel Gabriel [Jon Hamm] wandering through Soho, with no memory – a mystery that doesn’t have giant consequences for the universe, even if it does for Aziraphale and Crowley.

What has changed between Crowley and Aziraphale?

David Tennant (Crowley): Aziraphale is a much more enthusiastic detective in this mystery and, as with most things, Crowley is reluctant to get involved or to exhibit any kind of energy or enthusiasm, so he’s dragged into it. They no longer have to report to head offices, so they’re in this slightly grey area – neither supernatural, nor of the Earth.

Michael Sheen (Aziraphale): They’ve always been the only two beings who could understand each other’s position, but now they’re slightly freer agents so they’re pushed even closer together. It’s an interesting dynamic.

Maggie and Nina, you’re back too – although not as satanic nuns this time…

Nina Sosanya (Nina): No – we’re two human women! Nina is slightly cynical, churlish and owns a coffee shop, Maggie runs the record shop and she’s rather sweet and hopeful. It’s an ‘opposites attract’ thing and Neil kindly gave the characters our names so we couldn’t say no.

Maggie Service (Maggie): Aziraphale is still running his bookshop, but he’s also Maggie’s landlord. She thinks he’s the best because he lets her stay on and doesn’t really mind if she doesn’t make too much money. Maggie and Nina act as catalysts in a way, when Crowley and Aziraphale get involved in their relationship.

Neil, you’ve had some writing help this year…

NG: That’s right. We have three 25-minute ‘minisodes’ within episodes. You learn Aziraphale and Crowley’s part in the story of Job, written by John Finnemore. Cat Clarke takes us to 1820s Edinburgh for a tale of bodysnatching. Finally, Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman reunite the League of Gentlemen, because I fell in love with Season 1’s Nazi spies and kept wondering what would happen if they came back as zombies on a mission from hell to investigate whether Crowley and Aziraphale were fraternising. That story involves the Windmill Theatre, black market whisky, and a bullet catch…

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jeff buckley in an interview about bob dylan writing for nina simone. bob dylan’s wrote sad-eyed lady about sara.

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NINA DOBREV Tells What's In Her Shoe Closet (2023)

[inejghafa17]

THIS DUO😭😭😭

[kirkwall]

can't wait for Couples Counseling With The Vampires

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Hayley Williams for Vogue Magazine (2023) by Nina Letji ( watch the video here )

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i’ve played this part of the interview more times than i care to admit. i love everything about it. the groups chemistry. danielle and amita’s laughter at “kazzle dazzle” and “have you lost your minds?”. freddy’s little smile when he says “they don’t exist” when kit mentions videos of freddy dancing. and then there’s jack and calahan being soft cinnamon rolls in the back.

[greatcateblanchett]

“Cate, several LGBTQ outlets have named you a lesbian icon, why do you think that is and are you happy for TÁR to further cement that status?” [x]

[seokmashu]

"When does the other person look the cutest?" - Tingle Interviewer

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dont ask me why...

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Nina and Maggie interview with Matt Mahler for Movieweb :), 10.7.2023

Question: What was it like playing new characters in Season Two?

Maggie: I immediately cried and then said, yes, please, that, please, I'll do that.

Nina: I didn't think it was particularly real. Why would that be real? I got an email at 02:00 in the morning, but it turns out it was. I think, I think it's lovely that you think it was beautiful because I think it is much more personal and it's much more about people or entities learning to trust each other and realising that they might need each other in order to live well. So I think that's rather lovely.

Question: How did you prepare your on-screen relationship?

Maggie: Well, yeah, the characters are written so beautifully that the dynamic is a lovely thing to play.

Nina: Well, the characters are really very well drawn and you sort of instantly know who they are, from the first few times you meet them in that first episode. And I guess we had conversations about the tone and about how big to play some things. And I guess the conclusion was not big .It was to be just as natural, as sincere and true to the real situation as possible. Even when something miraculous might be happening in front of you as humans, you interpret it in away that makes sense of your world.

Maggie: Yeah. And there's always room for sort of quiet, unspoken connections...

Nina: Yeah, between the lines.

Maggie: Yeah, those were a good few days, working out the looks and the unsaid words, what we were actually saying.

Question: How does this season question good and evil?

Maggie: Yeah, I think it does endlessly in both the seasons, actually. And I don't think that we ever come to an answer. I think the point is that we have to keep asking the question and possibly not judging things and looking within ourselves .And if everybody did that, maybe the world would be in a slightly more nice place.

Nina: Maybe a little more stable position. Who knows? Yeah. It seems to be about the whole of Good Omens, as Maggie was saying, is about asking that question and about realising that you need both sides. And it's about context as well, that good and evil only exist in whatever situations they exist in. And what might be good in one situation to be bad in another.

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Their interviews are the best 🥰🥰

[hedwigerrolpigwidgeonthings]

the crows cast ARE the crows

Who is most unhelpful to have in an emergency?

Kaz: Jesper

Inej, hesitantly: Jesper

Jesper : Oh mY-

Nina: one word answers only

Jesper: fine, Nina

Matthias, no hesitation: Kaz

Wylan: might be me?

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i know they probably just ignore the random ass lore that vampire hair always grows back to its original length within a day but it's just way funnier to imagine lestat cutting himself this fuck ass bob every night