Many thanks to the lovely April, I’ve added exactly 600 HQ DVD screencaptures to the gallery from Amy’s lead role in the Christmas themed TV movie, Dear Santa. Gallery link & previews are below, enjoy!

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- DVD Screencaptures

Amy is featured in a few snippets at the beginning of the promo for the season finale of Person of Interest; view the clip under the cut. Enjoy!

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The first footage from the upcoming Joss Whedon production, Much Ado About Nothing, was released last week during the ‘Sunday Morning’ show on CBS, during a feature about The Avengers. It only offers a glimpse, but it’s still interesting to see! An extract from the article is below; unfortunately fans will have to visit the website direct to view the clip.

First, the “Much Ado About Nothing” footage – fast-forward to the six minute mark if you want to take a gander, although the whole video is pretty interesting, especially because you get some quotes from his wife Kai, who seems to be always alluded to but never seen. We just see a couple of glimpses of scenes, including one with “Dollhouse”/”Cabin In The Woods” nerd Fran Kranz spitting verse as Claudio (and Clark Gregg from “The Avengers,” as Leonato, looking on and nodding). Since the movie was shot in Whedon’s home, everyone is dressed in suits, not ultra-modern, but still pretty modern. We also see a bit of a party scene and glimpse another Whedon favorite, “Angel” star Amy Acker, as Beatrice. Apparently the movie was also shot in black-and-white, which probably adds a certain amount of glamorous production value to a movie that was shot in 12 days.

After the clip we see Whedon walking around his house, pointing out where scenes were shot – “The masked ball is all out here,” he notes, clearly proud of both the production and his home.

Source: The Playlist

Thanks to Spoiler TV, I’ve added 006 MQ stills from Amy’s upcoming guest spot on the Person of Interest season finale — as ever, be sure to check your local listings for the times; screencaptures shall be added shortly after the episode has aired — personally, I can’t wait! Gallery link & previews are below, enjoy.

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I’ve posted a short interview below from Amy’s co-star, Fran Kranz, offering a little more detail on the upcoming Joss Whedon Much Ado About Nothing movie. The more I learn about this, the more excited I am about seeing it.

Fran Kranz, a longtime veteran of Joss Whedon projects, takes to the big screen in this Friday’s The Cabin in the Woods and is set to again team with Whedon (and Cabin co-star Amy Acker) for Much Ado About Nothing, a low-budget take on the William Shakespeare play that was filmed last year as a mystery project in just 12 days.

“[Whedon] shot that while he was on vacation,” says Kranz. “I remember he said he was going to go to Italy with his wife and kids, then all of a sudden he started to shoot a movie, which is crazy… He does a lot of readings at his house, he’s a great host. He always has people over, but he likes to have something to do, something specific. Sometimes he’ll read plays. One night we all read ‘A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream’. He called me one day and said he was thinking about doing ‘Much Ado About Nothing’, but filming it this time. That struck me as doing something handheld, with a Flipcam or something. Not something big with grip trucks, all of this equipment and stuff. But that’s what it turned into.”

The project also includes quite a few other faces familiar to Whedon fans such as Alexis Denisof, Nathan Fillion, Clark Gregg and Reed Diamond.

“He turned his home into a movie set,” Kranz continues. “He had extras and all of that. We had no idea. But I think that’s what he wanted. He wanted us to go into it with a casual feel and to do Shakespeare like you’re not used to seeing. He didn’t want big production value or it to be over-rehearsed. I think he wanted it to be natural. It might be a bizarre benefit to it that we didn’t master the language. The other actors all came from different places so it was an eclectic group. It’s Shakespeare, the language is rich and dense… I think it could be this wonderful blessing that it feels intimate, alive and casual and fun. I hope that bleeds off the screen and will be refreshing for audiences. I haven’t seen it yet, but I trust Joss always and I think it’s going to be awesome.”

Source: ComingSoon.net

The press release for Amy’s upcoming guest spot on Person of Interest has been released by CBS — and it looks like her character’s name is Turing; details are under the cut. We should see some production stills soon!

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Spoiler TV has posted a short synopsis on Amy’s guest episode, including the title, which is ‘Firewall’. Hopefully additional details & promos shall be released soon! It sounds like an interesting, and different, series for Amy to be a part of.

1×23 – Firewall: Reese becomes trapped with his POI in a heavily surveilled part of the city and must rely on Finch, Carter and Fusco’s help.