Tony TelladoWriter/director Jeffrey St. Jules has always been captivated by the idea of otherworldly existence. As a child, his imagination ran wild with fantasies of belonging to an alien race and one day returning to his home planet.
MoreTony TelladoCompiled from interviews done before Star Trek Discovery Season Two at New York Comic Con, and at the start of season two of Star Trek Strange New Worlds, the actor playing Spock talks about the audition, getting the part, fining his version of the character, and then bring Kirk into the series.
MoreTony TelladoHe has written for publications, television with series like Star Trek Picard. He has a graphic novel from Comixology Originals Adora And The Distance. We chat about his work and his Star Trek experience.
MoreTony TelladoInterviews with Arty Froushan, Ayelet Zurer, executive producer Brad Winderbaum,Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Genneya Walto
MoreTony TelladoVarèse Sarabande and Craft Recordings are thrilled to announce the long-awaited vinyl debut of Lost: Season Two (Original Television Soundtrack), featuring Michael Giacchino’s score in its entirety. Arriving April 25th, and available for pre-order now, the 2-LP set will be available on a special “Black Smoke” clear vinyl and includes a note from Michael Giacchino, written as he began composing for the third season, as well as a map of the mysterious Dharma Initiative hatches on the island.
MoreTony TelladoThanks to Disney Plus, I have sit down interviews with Charlie Cox & Vincent D’Onofrio plus there is Dario Scardapane, executive producer and showrunner and Sana Amanat executive producer .
MoreTony TelladoGlobalComix, the leading digital comics platform, is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with IDW Publishing. The deal will bring iconic IDW franchises to readers worldwide, offering a fresh way to experience beloved stories digitally.
MoreTony TelladoParamount Plus released character pics for the principles on Star Trek Strange New Worlds for season three.
MoreTony TelladoIn 1998, a then-unknown writer by the name of Greg Berlanti got his first job in television when a friend from college, Julie Plec, hired him to be a staff writer on The WB Network’s Dawson’s Creek. Berlanti, who at the time was struggling to break into the creative community, would famously go on to rise through the ranks and become the teen drama’s showrunner a mere two years later.
MoreTony TelladoJoe Malozzi talks to me about the second season and how to write yourself out of a cliffhanger.
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