I am considering installing a forum for Amy fans to discuss Amy’s career and keep everyone up-to-date on the latest news and images, especially if I am unable to update the site straight away. In my opinion, it would be a great way for Amy fans to get to know each other, and to discuss our favourite actress! As far as I am aware, there is currently no forum in place, so I would like to ask this question –

If I install a forum, would you join up and keep it an active place? Feel free to leave your answer in the comments section.

If the majority of you would like a forum, then I would need several moderators to keep everything running smoothly, as I wouldn’t be able to oversee the forum by myself, although I would be popping in from time to time! If you are interested in being a moderator, be sure to mention that when leaving a comment. Previous experience is preferred. Thanks in advance!

There’s another lovely interview with Mr. Whedon about Dollhouse; below is a snippet about Amy’s character — it sounds like a fantastic role! — and you can read the article in full at IGN (opens in a new window.)

Question: Can you talk about Amy Acker’s character?

Whedon: Amy plays Dr. Claire Saunders. She works in the Dollhouse and she’s a very moral force and she’s very, very, very broken. She’s scarred. Something happened – she’s literally scarred. Something happened at the dollhouse awhile back and she was scarred and she just sort of lives there and her whole mission in life is to take care of them. Topher, the programmer, he programs them and has a very amoral kind of point of view, and she’s sort of his counterpoint.

“I wasn’t nervous until I took my vows… It was pure excitement, that indescribable feeling of being with the right person.”

HUGE thanks to our regular contributor, Bad Fred, I’ve been able to add the complete spread of Amy and James’s feature in the Spring 2004 issue of ‘InStyle Weddings’ to the gallery – a very rare find! We are now inching ever closer to obtaining all of Amy’s features. Gallery links and previews are below, enjoy!

Gallery Links
- Scans From 2004 > InStyle Weddings (Spring)

Huge thanks to Liz for sending in this contribution! I’ve added 200+ MQ screencaptures from the season 3 episode “Waiting in the Wings”; the deleted scene; and two featurettes from season 5. These shall be replaced with HQ DVD versions in the future, but for now enjoy these caps. Gallery links and previews are below, enjoy!

Gallery Links
- Season 3 > 3×13 – Waiting in the Wings Captures
- Season 3 > DVD Extras: 3×13 Waiting in the Wings – Deleted Scene
- Season 5 > DVD Extras: Featurette – The Final Season
- Season 5 > DVD Extras: Featurette – Choreography of a Stunt

A bit of a mixed update today; I’ve added MQ screencaptures from the teaser trailer for The Accident to the gallery, as well as an online interview with The WB from 2003, during the 5th season of Angel. Clips of each have also been added to the video vault, including the trailer for Mr. Dramatic — big thanks goes to out to Bad Fred for helping me out with these. Media links and previews are below, enjoy!

Gallery Links
- Online Interviews > The WB – Rant (2003)
- The Accident > Teaser Trailer Screencaptures

Video Links
- Online Interviews > From 2003
- Movies > The Accident (2001)
- Film Shorts > Mr. Dramatic

The official website for upcoming Fire and Ice has been updated with a brand new trailer, which features additional scenes with Amy. I’ve added 050 MQ screencaptures to the gallery and the clip itself to the video vault. Links and previews are below, enjoy!

Gallery Link
- Trailer Screencaptures

Video Link
- Fire and Ice (2008)

Time for another news round-up! Exciting news so be sure to take a moment to read.

• The launch of Dollhouse has been confirmed to be mid-January; Mondays at 8pm. It will act as a lead in to 24, which will start it’s seventh season.

• The episode order has been increased from 7 to 13, but there is also room for expansion to 22 episodes if required.

• As previously mentioned, because of the fewer ad breaks each episode will now run for 50 minutes, as opposed to the usual 42 minutes.

• And finally, Canadian network CanWest has picked up the show and will be airing a similar slot to the US. The second pickup so far is Australia.

If you live outside the US, now is the time to let broadcasters know that you want them to air Dollhouse! They start visiting the LA Screenings shortly, which is where they make programme purchases.

Source: Dollverse