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Cory Monteith Death Pushes Back Glee Season 5 Premiere

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

Glee has pushed back the premiere of its fifth season, originally set for September 19, following the tragic death of Cory Monteith last weekend. The hit Fox show will now return one week later, September 26. In a statement, Fox said that the network, producers and 20th Century Fox TV decided to delay starting production until August, pushing back the premiere. Vancouver, B.C., police found Cory Monteith dead in his hotel after he apparently overdosed on heroin and alcohol. The actor was just 31 years old. It’s not yet known how the hit, music-filled show will address the loss of Finn, a central character for its first four seasons, in the upcoming Season 5. How do you think Glee should handle the tragedy? Kill off Finn Write Finn out Recast the role I don’t know View Poll »

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Cory Monteith Death: What Will Glee Do?

Posted on July 15, 2013 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

Following the tragic death of Cory Monteith , it may not be important in the grand scheme of things – but it’s something Fox will need to consider: How will Glee Season 5 handle the passing of a central cast member? It’s not unprecedented for programs to deal with the loss of an actor or actress. The West Wing gave John Spencer’s Leo a heart attack. Just last year, Dallas wrote in a funeral for J.R. Ewing after Larry Hagman died. So… in which direction will Glee go? Will it make a mere, quick mention of Finn going far away for some reason? Will it actually kill the character off? What SHOULD it do? Weigh in now with your take on how Glee should deal with Monteith’s death: Kill off Finn Write Finn out Recast the role I don’t know View Poll »

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Cory Monteith Death: What Will Glee Do?

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‘Eclipse’ Fans Are More ‘Passionate’ Than ‘Spider-Man’ Fans: Bryce Dallas Howard

Posted on June 30, 2010 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

‘I feel, honestly, pressure being part of it because you don’t want to let anyone down,’ ‘Twilight’ star says. By Eric Ditzian, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Bryce Dallas Howard in “Eclipse” Photo: Summit Bryce Dallas Howard has done the mega-blockbuster thing before, playing blonde college gal Gwen Stacy in “Spider-Man 3.” Making the publicity rounds for that film back in 2007, Howard encountered many a gleefully obsessed fan of the web-slinging wonderboy. Yet nothing could prepare her for the zealous intensity of the “Twilight” devotees she met after being cast as Victoria in “Eclipse.” “I feel, honestly, pressure being part of it because you don’t want to let anyone down,” Howard told MTV News recently. “People, myself included, have stayed up at night reading the books over and over and over again, and watching the films over and over and over again, and really loving it so, so intensely. Whereas ‘Spider-Man,’ people are sentimental about it, they love it and are into it and that kind of stuff. Whereas this is passionate.” Adding on the anxiety for Howard was the fact that she entered the “Twilight” universe in a controversial manner. Last July, Summit Entertainment suddenly recast the role of Victoria, booting Rachelle Lefevre from the franchise after two films and signing Howard to take over the part . Rather than inventing her own take on the character, Howard found herself altering her usual approach on set. “[T]he role and the character have been established. It’s so important to honor that in terms of the storytelling,” she said. “When I do a film, I always have all these questions that I’m asking myself, and [for Victoria] someone has mastered that and answered all those questions. Why reinvent the wheel? She created an incredible character.” Are “Twilight” fans the most passionate in the movie world? Sound off below! Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: ‘Eclipse’ Related Photos ‘Eclipse’ Stars In New York ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’