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Lance Reddick Q&A with TV.com

by Roco on February 23, 2010 · 6 comments

Our friends at TV.com have a Q&A with Lance Reddick, the man who plays our fearless leader Phillip Broyles, on his experience on The Wire, Lost, and of course, Fringe. Lance provides some interesting insight into the mood on set, that Peter situation, the future of Broyles and much more. We’ve posted a small excerpt below the break along with the link to the entire article – it’s well worth a read. (contains mild spoilers for Lost and Fringe fans).

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Fringe Round-upIn this Fringe round-up we take early look at Thursday’s mouth-watering episode, find out what “Observer Week” is all about, watch interviews with Lance Reddick, Anna Torv and Jasika Nicole, and much more.

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Fringe Round-up

In this Fringe round-up we have a few interesting bits and pieces, including interviews with the cast, set visits and an early look at tomorrow’s brand new episode! All this and more below the jump.

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Fringe Round-up

Here’s a super-quick Monday round-up of all things Fringe.

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Fringe Round-up

What’s going down in the Fringeverse? Continue below the jump to find out the latest bits and pieces.

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A few Fringey bits and pieces this morning, including; Fringe snippets from TV Guide’s fall preview, the “Fringe Pattern Analysis” from the season 1 DVD extras, interviews with Lance Reddick and Blair Brown, and season 2 filming photos..

Fox Fall Preview -- including Fringe:

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Lance Reddick

Lance Reddick spoke to HollywoodTheWriteWay about the brand new season of Fringe and what viewers can expect from his character. May contain mild spoilers.

So tell me about where your storyline goes in the new season of Fringe.

You definitely find out more about my personal life and who I was before Fringe.

Is getting to know you before Fringe, is that going to be done through flashbacks?
No, it’s more kind of how I’m referred to and what I do. In my personal life, you will find out why I’m divorced and what my relationship with my ex-wife is like.

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Fringe Photoshoot 2009/10

by Roco on July 27, 2009 · 5 comments

Lance Reddick

Here are some publicity photos from the So Fox So Fresh FRINGE Photoshoot 2009/10. Hit the jump to view the gallery (TBU):

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Fringe Spoilers

I have seen the future. :(

It features Joshua Jackson and Lance Reddick in a meeting of intrigue and almost certain skullduggery.

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Phillip BroylesTiscali UK take 5 minutes out with Lance Reddick, the man behind the mysterious Phillip Broyles. Lance talks about the development of his character, working on both “Lost” and “Fringe”, being associated with JJ. Abrams, his co-stars Anna Torv, John Noble and Joshua Jackson..and more:

Actor and musician Lance Reddick was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on America’s East Coast.

He studied composition at the Eastman School Of Music, Rochester in New York, and later moved to Boston to pursue a career as a singer. Lance worked in various part-time jobs, but after hurting his back re-examined his career and decided to train as an actor.

By the early ’90s, he had appea

WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR CHARACTER, AGENT PHILLIP BROYLES, IN THE LAST SERIES OF FRINGE?

You got to see a lot more of his personal life, and what makes him tick. In the pilot and early episodes, he was more two-dimensional, but then his relationship with Olivia (Anna Torv) changed, and he became more human, more paternal.

IS HE AN ENJOYABLE CHARACTER TO PLAY?

Yes, he is, and a lot more fun as his personal life gets developed. We really started to find out more about the conspiracy that is The Pattern as the series went on, too, and so each episode more and more is tied directly to that.

YOU’RE ALSO IN LOST. IS IT HARD BEING IN PROGRAMMES LIKE THAT WHERE YOU CAN’T TALK ABOUT THE SERIES?

It can be. Well, Lost is a little harder because I actually know less about it and it’s harder to talk around stuff. The guys on Lost really are secretive.

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