After a "calm-before-the-storm" penultimate episode that slowed-downed the action a bit, American Gods finds a number of its storylines ready to collide at the front steps of Ostara's (goddess of Spring also known as Easter, played by Kristin Chenoweth) palatial estate as the season finale Come To Jesus begins Mr Wednesday (Ian McShane) is looking[...]
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Other shows have done 360° look at locations before, but here with American Gods, you get the cast and crew talking about it as you look around. Ricky Whittle (Shadow Moon), Ian McShane, (Mr Wednesday), Pablo Schreiber (Mad Sweeney) and Bryan Fuller (American Gods showrunner) describe what it was like to shoot in the diver bar[...]
So that's where we find ourselves going into the seventh and penultimate episode of American Gods: Prayer for Mad Sweeney.
But first, just in case you're new around here, a quick disclaimer…
***SPOILERS!…SPOILERS!…SPOILERS!…SPOILERS!***
This isn't a "formal review"…but it does cover some themes and "takeaways" involving major plotlines and developments from the episode[...]
So stop me if you've heard this one before: a leprechaun, a dead woman and a man with a cab looking for his Jinn walk into a bar…and now find their way heading to House-on-the-Rock, Wisconsin.
Okay, that might suck as a joke but it pretty much sums-up where Mad Sweeney (Pablo Schreiber), Laura Moon (Emily[...]
As STARZ's American Gods marches onward towards an inevitable "war of the gods" (possibly) and the show's season finale (definitely, as STARZ announced the show's renewal for a Season 2 a few weeks back), we get a brief break in the action this week with "Prayer for Mad Sweeney," with Emily Browning (Laura Moon) also starring[...]
The crowdfunded donation campaign to get famous author Neil Gaiman, who amongst many things wrote the currently very clickable novel behind the hit Starz show American Gods, to perform a live reading of the menu for restaurant The Cheesecake Factory is just nearing 1/5 of its total $510,000 goal To celebrate the milestone, Gaiman intends[...]
Submitted for your consideration by Bleeding Cool contributor, Ray Flook his thoughts on the latest episode of American Gods.
So you've escaped a police station-turned-slaughterhouse (which is a "sacrifice" in your name as a show of "good faith" by the same new gods you're supposed to be going to war with, by the way…) before getting[...]
Submitted for your consideration by Bleeding Cool contributor, Ray Flook his thoughts on the latest episode of American Gods.
"You're a person I know people Everything About all of them."
Attended your wife's funeral…fought a leprechaun in a bar…threatened by a god…lynched by that god's faceless lackeys…robbed a bank…and created snow with your mind (and those are just[...]
Submitted for your consideration by Bleeding Cool contributor Ray Flook: Don’t you hate it when your “dead” ex-wife surprises you in your motel room after
We've got three clips from tonight's American Gods on STARZ They delve a little deeper into the relationship between Shadow (Ricky Whittle) and Larua (Emily Browning), material that is hinted at in the novel but not fully laid out The television series is exploring areas of the story that the book didn't cover.
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Submitted for your consideration by Bleeding Cool contributor, Ray Flook his thoughts on the latest episode of American Gods.
So by the end of last week's episode, The Secret of Spoon, Shadow was facing a long-yet-not-quite-long-enough night of introspective contemplation…that included trying to figure-out how to keep his noggin away from the business end of Czernobog's big-ass hammer[...]
The third episode of STARZ fantasy Gods filled drama American Gods hasn't even aired yet, but the cable network has officially ordered a second season.
"Bryan Fuller, Michael Green and Neil Gaiman have evolved the art form of television narratively, structurally and graphically with American Gods, and we're thrilled to be working again with these artists as[...]
Submitted for your consideration by Bleeding Cool contributor, Ray Flook his thoughts on the latest episode of American Gods.
So for those of you who didn't check-out my thoughts on the first episode of American Gods, "The Bone Orchard" (and why wait when you can read it here), here's how this works: this is pretty much a[...]
That's Why All Revelations Are Suspect":
Taking Confessions @ STARZ's American Gods Media Day
by Ray Flook
American Gods descended upon New York City last week as STARZ's Programming Publicity & Corporate Communications Team turned The Langham Hotel into a makeshift "media pulpit" to preach the "gospel" of Neil Gaiman's award-winning novel to the congregation of gathered press.
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By Ale Bodden
Brian Fuller, Michael Green, and Neil Gaiman have, without a doubt, managed to bring to television a perfectly rendered, edgier shape-shifting world of AMERICAN GODS to life in a mix of beauty, gore, and raw humanity The imagery and symbolism within every scene is just powerful—I began and ended the[...]
American Gods premiered last night in a stunningly beautiful and harsh episode that introduced us to Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle) and Mr Wednesday (Ian McShane) The episode stayed relatively faithful to the source material, with only a few variations and modernizations But I'm coming from the place of someone who has read the book and[...]
The long anticipated tv adaptation of Neil Gaiman's seminal "American Gods" 2001 novel has finally arrived on STARZ After leaving the CBS Star Trek: Discovery show, series runner Bryan Fuller able to devote his full attention to the strange and wondrous tale, bringing the old as mountain characters to life This will be a lengthy[...]
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STARZ's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's award-winning novel American Gods premieres on Sunday, April 30th, so ahead of that the cable channel has started rolling-out the public relations machine with media junkets and early access to the first season's first four episodes…and Bleeding Cool made the cut.
For those not familiar with[...]
This scene from the upcoming Starz adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods features Shadow Moon's (Ricky Whittle) cellmate Low Key Lyesmith (Jonathan Tucker) giving a good piece of advice: "Don't piss of those bitches at airports"… Though the book was written almost 16 years ago, that advice looks pretty sound today with things happening on[...]
Starz has released the opening title sequence for their upcoming series, American Gods Based on the novel by Neil Gaiman, the story follows Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle) as he gets out of prison and hooks up with Mr Wednesday (Ian McShane) in a battle of Gods The titles were done by Elastic.
American Gods debuts on[...]
Bryan Fuller, showrunner for Starz adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods, has been posting new American Gods character posters to his Twitter account We have Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon, Ian McShane as Mr Wednesday, Emily Browning as Laura Moon, Yetide Badaki as Bilquis, Crispin Glover as Mr World, Peter Stormare as Czernobog, Orlando Jones as Mr[...]
A new trailer has been released for Starz' adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods The new series from Bryan Fuller and Michael Green stars Ricky Whittle, Ian McShane, Gillian Anderson, Crispen Glover and Emily Browning, but as you can see from the trailer, there are a lot more folks involved and it looks like it's going[...]
When American Gods debuts on Starz on April 30th, fans of the bestselling book by Neil Gaiman may notice some differences from the source material One of those differences, as noted by Bleeding Cool back in December, will be a new character named Vulcan who addresses America's fixation on firearms But there will be some[...]
Countless other examples I could name.
So, when Neil Gaiman tweeted earlier this morning, "The @DaveMcKean illustrated American Gods is… well, *I* want a copy…", I clicked through, and… well, yes, I want one too Very impressive indeed Even as celebrated as Gaiman and Dave McKean have been as collaborators since the publication of Violent Cases in 1987, I'm[...]
About a year ago I read American Gods for the first time Or rather I listened to it, unabridged full-cast audio recording I remember the opening very clearly As the character of Shadow started feeling anxious about getting out of prison, I started feeling anxious as well I knew as a reader that something bad[...]
FremantleMedia is already adapting American Gods and now provides the groundwork to adapt any of Gaiman's wide ranging works from novels to short stories, etc for television The deal also allows for adaptation of projects involving third party source material and intellectual properties The partnership spans Gaiman's involvement in all creative capacities, including as a[...]
We took a vacation to House on the Rocks, which is a Frank Lloyd Wright house, which is featured in American Gods and there's a museum of the strange at the end of it with a big carousal; I went to this place and we ended up in a toy store with Power Rangers figures[...]
One of the new projects he is taking on is an adaptation of Neil Gaimans beloved book American Gods for STARZ We got a first look at the series back in July but STARZ released a new poster today and finally gave us a premiere date The series will debut on April 30th on STARZ[...]
But the comic book adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods by P Craig Russell and Scott Hampton being published by Dark Horse Comics that we previewed just the other day will not be officially distributed in British comic stores.
It appears that publishers Headline have the exclusive rights to sell Neil Gaiman graphic novels published by Dark[...]
American Gods is shaping up to look quite excellent The footage that has been released thus far has me quite impressed.
It turns out one of the shows' key characters could have been quite different though Speaking to the LA Times, Nicolas Cage was approached about the role of Mr Wednesday When asked why he hasn't made the[...]