Two For True

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

The Hollywood Reporter announced some interesting news over the weekend concerning an upcoming vampire TV series for HBO. It’s called TRUE BLOOD, and is based on a series of vampire novels by Charlaine Harris called “Southern Vampire”. The premise sounds interesting enough, but as it stars one Anna Paquin, I don’t know if it’ll be worth the watch.

Yes, I realize that she won an Academy Award, and that she’s in the X-MEN movies- there’s just something about her that bugs me, and she didn’t exactly wow me with her previous horror romp, DARKNESS. That being said, check out the synopsis for the show: “True Blood” takes place in a world in which vampires can buy Japanese-made synthetic blood. Their integration into a small Louisiana town causes quite a stir, and a love story ensues between Bull Comton, a vampire, and Sookie Stackhouse, an innocent waitress who can read people’s minds.

Could be cool… I guess. The shows’ pilot just scored two new cast members to star opposite Paquin: Stephen Moyer and Brook Kerr. Moyer will be playing the vampire and love interest known as Bull to the mind-reading waitress, played by Paquin. Kerr plays a barkeep who has got a smart head on her shoulder.

Written for the screen and directed by Alan Ball, TRUE BLOOD just sounds like a ho-hum vampire flick- but as I haven’t read any of the books, and have already stated my dislike for Paquin, it’s no real wonder the show could be lit on fire and thrown out a window and I wouldn’t care one bit. It’ll be interesting to see if HBO will eventually pick it up, or pass it on… but at least this chick’s hot!


Source: The Hollywood Reporter

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