The opening scene was shot on two different days.Here are some highlights from the commentary on Truth by with Director James Marshall and cast members Allison Mack and John Glover. It was Tom Welling's idea to play Clark as unimpressed when Jonathan arrives with Kryptonian powers.Smallville has a dictum from the feature division not to show Jor-El in person only his voice can be heard in the series.One of the producers describes her as preternaturally (or supernaturally) beautiful. Michael Rosenbaum mentions that unlike other casting experiences, he remains attracted to Kristin Kreuk even after three years of working together.The first year it took over two hours, but Natalie Costco is getting better and better at it. Michael Rosenbaum mentions that it takes about an hour and fifteen minutes to shave his head everyday.She does watch Smallville every week with her family. Kristin Kreuk does not use a double on the motorcycle with Tom Welling.Club Atlantis was shot inside a real club. Club Atlantis looks a lot like Club Zero, but it is not the same set.The original opening scene was the bank robbery, but it was reworked because Clark is wearing a mask through most of that sequence. The opening scene where Clark buys a sports car was added to the episode just a week before it aired.Here are some highlights from the commentary on Exile by with Al Gough, Miles Millar, Greg Beeman, Ken Horton and Michael Rosenbaum. DVD-ROM capabilities with link to Smallville website.Easter Egg - cast member Michael Rosenbaum interviews one of the crew as they role play a DVD executive interview.
Unaired scenes with optional commentary.Digital reprints of the comic stories Exploit and Captive.The Chloe Chronicles: Volume II - Webisodes from season 3.Producing Smallville: The Heroes Behind The Camera - a behind-the-scenes featurette.All 22 episodes from the 2003-04 season.Audio commentary on three episodes by the show's producers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar and cast members Michael Rosenbaum, Allison Mack and John Glover.Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo).Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC.Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller.The challenges of today shape tomorrow as never before in Smallville. And the secret to Clark's true identity burdens Pete, obsesses Lex and drives a wedge between Lana and Clark. Chloe lets slip an intriguing reference to someone named Lois Lane. Other highlights: Perry White and villainous Morgan Edge debut in the series. and the devil's bargain Jonathan makes with Jor-El to rescue his son. The fascinating reinterpretation of Superman mythology and its classic characters continues in an event-packed 22-episode Season 3 that includes Clark's embracing of his dark side. Clark Kent has a destiny - if he's willing to accept and able to master all the awesome powers and responsibilities that come with it. Though a second season has not been confirmed, and all the source material has pretty much been used up, there are still some fresh places the story can go after the show's ending.Everyone has a future.
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biological family, and identity, both the book and the series were well received, with the latter garnering a 78% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Mia's daughter, Pearl (Lexi Underwood), craves the structure of the Richardsons, while Elena's daughter, Izzy (Megan Stott), idolizes Mia's lifestyle.ĭealing with issues surrounding race, found family vs. Mia Warren (Kerry Washington) is a transient, Black artist, who has run away from her past and lives in the moment. Elena Richardson ( Reese Witherspoon) is a structured, White woman who strives for perfection and normalcy. The story, which is set in the '90s, feels almost more timely today.įollowing the lives of two mothers whose different backgrounds cause them to clash, "Little Fires Everywhere" takes place in Shaker Heights, Ohio. Bookworms everywhere were delighted to hear that Celeste Ng's novel, "Little Fires Everywhere," would be adapted for screen - and with good reason.
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