With the release of “Mother’s Day” in DVD and Blu-Ray we was able to make HD screencaptures of Deborah parts as Lydia Koffin. Check it:
Following a disastrous bank robbery attempt that leaves one of their number critically wounded, three brothers head for their childhood home to take refuge until the dust settles.
What they don’t know is their mother (De Mornay) recently lost possession of the house in a foreclosure and no longer lives there. Instead, they stumble across the new owners, a young couple, and their guests who are in the middle of birthday celebration.
Seeing no alternative, the brothers take the partygoers hostage before contacting their mother to explain their dilemma.
Willing to do anything to protect her offspring, mother arrives at the scene, along with her only daughter (Woll), and immediately takes control of the situation while masterminding a plan to help her family escape across the border from the US into Canada.
Unfortunately for the hostages, mother’s plot requires some serious funding and she’s determined to get hold of it any way she can. So begins a long night of psychological terror in which loyalties are tested, secrets are revealed and sins are punished by a deeply disturbed woman with maternal instincts that can only be described as murderous.
Produced by Brett Ratner (the Rush Hour trilogy; X-Men: The Last Stand; Red Dragon), directed by Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, III and IV) and starring De Mornay, Jaime King, Deborah Ann Woll, Briana Evigan and Shawn Ashmore.
Mother’s Day is out on DVD & Blu-Ray 24th October
Well, it took me a while to get this ones since I don’t live in USA, but thanks to Alice, I’m now able to share with you scans from Los Angeles Times “Scene Stealer”.
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Screencaptures of True Blood season finale is now up in the gallery. I have to say that I’m pretty satisfied with Jessica’s storyline this season. Deborah had a huge screen time, and is being praised by her acting. Also some memorable scenes are Jessica’s, some best quotes are also hers, and being Team BabyVamp is being great than ever.
Waiting sucks already, let’s hope a lot of projects for Deborah keep coming this mid-season while we’re waiting for next True Blood.
Apparently the last one until next season, sadly…
Flawless Red Riding Hood is flawless…
Exec producer, Alexander Woo, pays homage to Deborah Ann Woll’s young vamp this season.
There’s no arguing that Jessica (Deborah Ann Woll) has had gone through some developmental stages on HBO’s True Blood this season. She has come into her own when it comes to accepting her true nature as a vampire and it has made for some very memorable moments on Season 4.
“Jessica is caught a little bit in her own kind of love triangle with Hoyt and with Jason,” executive producer and writer Alexander Woo tell The Hollywood Reporter. “The questions that are raised at the beginning of the season of whether she’s ready to be in this kind of relationship kind of get answered. She’s grown up a lot in the course of this season, and we’ll see how she puts that newfound maturity to use.”
“She’s a vampire,” he adds. “And she can’t ignore these impulses within her.”
Woo says that of all the characters on True Blood this season, Jessica stands out the most in his mind for the journey she took in the course of the season. And he celebrates the bloodthirsty redhead with his five favorite scenes featuring the angst-ridden vamp below.
We didn’t saw the Season 04 conclusion yet, but the True Blood official Facebook page already started teasing us with the next season. They have posted some profile pictures of Jessica, Eric Northman, Sam Merlotte, Sookie Stackhouse, Jason Stackhouse and Bill Compton.
Are you ready for another whole year of True Blood Withdrawal? Check back later for captures of Jessica Hamby at tonight’s season finale!
