‘Outlander’ Star Mark Lewis Jones on His Surprising Episode 4 Return & Moment With Claire
Outlander‘s latest installment has sent Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) north to Fort Ticonderoga, as they join the rebels on the American Revolutionary War front — but not before a shocking reunion took place in Wilmington.
Intending to travel to Scotland, the Frasers find themselves changing course, particularly Jamie who is conscripted into the fight. Fresh off of losing their home at Fraser’s Ridge to a fire, they’re still coming to terms with the situation and this shift in their plans. While completing errands around town though, Claire bumps into none other than Tom Christie (Mark Lewis Jones), who she assumed was dead; he took the fall for Malva’s (Jessica Reynolds) murder in the first episode, allowing Claire to be released from prison.
What’s more startling is that Tom doesn’t utter a word but plants a kiss on an unsuspecting Claire. “It was very funny to do ’cause we get a flash of old Tom,” Jones says. “I think when he kisses her and kind of catches himself, he’s almost more shocked and surprised than she is. And so you kind of get a flash of the pious, uptight, broomstick-up-his-behind Tom, you know?”
The Hunters are here! Meet Outlander’s newest characters
The Quakers are here.
On Friday’s episode of Outlander, audiences were finally introduced to two fan-favorite characters from the novels, Rachel (Izzy Meikle Small) and Denzell Hunter (Joey Phillips). The Quaker brother and sister help save young William’s (Charles Vandervaart) life after Ian (John Bell) appears on their farm with the sick and injured red coat.
‘Outlander’ Star Sophie Skelton on What it Means for Brianna to Be Back in the Future
Sophie Skelton on the differences in Brianna between the past and the future, the false sense of security in the present, and what it was like to be isolated from the rest of the cast.
Crookes Magazine Interview with Joey Phillips
JOEY PHILLIPS is currently starring in the seventh season of Outlander on STARZ.
We caught up with Joey Phillips in a wide-ranging conversation.
Sam on the Cover of Dumfries & Galloway Life’s April edition
Check out Sam on the cover of the April Issue of Dumfries & Galloway Life. I hope the article gets shared as it is a subscription only it seems.
Rik Rankin to star in Rebus Adaptation
Rik Rankin posted via Instagram to announce he will play the title character John Rebus in the upcoming Rebus which is being adapted from the John Rebus book series written by Ian Rankin (no relation). The John Rebus series is has 24 novels (29 stories with shorts).
The Hunters are Cast
For those of us who are book readers we’ll know Rachel and Denzel Hunter. Their part in the story and what is to come for them. For those of you who are show readers only, maybe don’t read further.
It’s the new William
The powers that be over at Outlander have cast William Ransom better known to us as Willie Jamie’s biological son who has been raised by Lord John. Welcome Charles Vandervaart to the Outlander family.
‘Outlander’: Caitriona Balfe & Sam Heughan on ‘Western Feel’ of Season 6 Finale
[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Season 6, Episode 8 of Outlander, “I Am Not Alone.”]
Outlander‘s sixth season has come to a close and true to the show’s high-stakes storylines, the finale concluded on a cliffhanger that is sure to leave viewers hungry for more.
It was truly Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) against the world as Richard Brown (Chris Larkin) and his committee of safety surrounded Fraser’s Ridge, calling for the arrest of Claire for Malva Christie’s (Jessica Reynolds) murder. Determined to keep in place, the couple became engaged in a shootout as they refused to comply.
Sophie Skelton Was Once ‘Embarrassed’ About Being a Ballerina—Here’s Why She’s ‘Grateful’ For It Now
or Outlander fans who have come to know Sophie Skelton in her role as Brianna Fraser over the years, it’s probably easier to envision her chopping wood on Fraser’s Ridge versus standing up on a pair of pointe shoes—but we live for duality, and Skelton, of course, is more than capable of both.
‘Outlander’ Star Jessica Reynolds on Malva’s Tragic Twist & Christie Family Secrets
[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Season 6, Episode 6 of Outlander, “The World Turned Upside Down.”]
The latest episode of Outlander made way for shocking reveals and even bigger mysteries as tensions rise on Fraser’s Ridge.
David Berry breaks down Lord John’s return and Jamie’s betrayal
Warning: This article contains spoilers about Sunday’s episode of Outlander.
If adopting Jamie’s love child as his own son wasn’t enough, Jamie now wants Lord John to help cover up the fact that he’s decided to throw his lot in with the rebels in the American Revolution. After trying to suss out Jamie’s loyalties (the man is good at playing both sides!), Lord John gets Jamie to admit that he will be attending the Sons of Liberty meeting not as a spy, but as a supporter of the cause.
Outlander’s Andrew Gower Returns to the Role of Bonnie Prince Charlie
A familiar face returns to Outlander tonight, but you might not immediately recognize him. In the opening scenes of this evening’s episode, actor Andrew Gower reprises his role of Bonnie Prince Charlie in a flashback, showing how he escaped to the Isle of Skye, with the help of Flora MacDonald—and a clever disguise. The scene, while hard to believe, is straight out of a history book. Indeed, MacDonald helped the Young Pretender (aka Charles Edward Stuart) escape to Skye by dressing him as her servant in women’s clothes.
Sam Heughan Talks ‘Outlander’ and More
On the Just for Variety Podcast Sam Heughan joins Marc Malkin on Just for Variety to talk acting, upcoming work, and if he sang with Celine Dion.
Claire Will Unravel in Dark and Intense – Season 6
When we last left Outlander at the end of Season 5, the men of Fraser’s Ridge had freed Claire from her abductors and rapists and Marsali had poisoned one of the men behind the attack, while Bree and Roger failed to travel back to the late 1960’s. Season 6 picks up the thread of increased political and social tensions in the colony of North Carolina as the story is now very close to the start of the American Revolution. Jamie has to appear loyal to the Crown because he was granted Fraser’s Ridge but he knows from Claire, Brianna and Roger that the colonists will eventually rebel and win.
Caitriona Balfe’s Celtic Conquest from Vanity Faire
As a child, Caitríona Balfe never found it strange when a trip to the dentist or to a clothing store involved driving by British soldiers with machine guns, or having the family car inspected for explosives. There were frequent bomb scares too, around where she grew up in Tydavnet, a small Irish village near the Northern Ireland border, and sometimes on the news she’d hear about a nearby community that had been hit. “It’s such a part of the fabric of your life when you live in those areas,” she says. “It’s really not until you get older that you look back and you realize the craziness of it, or the strangeness of it.”
Graham McTavish Cast in HBO’s ‘House of the Dragon’
HBO is at it again with the Game of Thrones world and this time we get to see Graham McTavish (Dougal MacKenzie, Buck MacKenzie) in the world of dragons (though we know he’s not new to those creatures). Will he be a Targaryen? I guess we’ll have to watch and find out. House of the Dragon is to premiere in 2022.
Official Trailer for the Nevers
Coming April 11 you can watch The Nevers with Laura Donnelly on HBO.
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Men in Kilts Official Trailer, Air Date and Photos
Looks like Men in Kilts will be gracing our Starz subscriptions on Valentine’s Day. What a treat for us! Happy Valentine’s Day here is two attractive Scotsmen. Nice!