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Je sais que vous êtes inquiets que Joss Whedon ait réalisé un nouveau pilote pour son show de poupées amnésiques Dollhouse, et transformant le pilote initial en un second épisode. Et si cela gâchait la série avant qu'elle ne commence ? Mais vous pouvez oublier ce souci, presque comme si un dispositif high-tech l'avait effacé de votre esprit pour faire place à une nouvelle personnalité. Nous avons examiné les deux scripts du pilote, et le pilote initial fonctionne bien mieux en tant que second épisode. Spoilers à venir.

Once you're in the Jossverse, it's hard to escape, Amy Acker has discovered. Not that you'd really want to. There are worse things than being associated with Joss Whedon, the writer-director-producer whose cult-like fans worship his creations: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly and the upcoming Fox SF series Dollhouse.

When Acker, who played Winifred "Fred" Burkle on Angel for three years, heard that Whedon was developing Dollhouse, she naturally wanted in.

Co-created with Eliza Dushku, another Whedon veteran, Dollhouse centers around a secret organization that programs specially modified humans--known as "dolls"--with temporary memories and personalities suited to different assignments. Acker plays the role of Dr. Claire Saunders, the caretaker of the dolls, who has a mysterious past of her own. The role was originally written for a woman in her 40s or 50s, but Whedon ultimately decided to adapt it for Acker based on his experience working with her and their ongoing friendship.

Acker spoke with SCI FI Wire exclusively in a phone interview last week and talked about reuniting with Whedon, with a peek at what Jossverse fans can expect from the new series. Dollhouse is set for a January premiere on Fox and will air Mondays at 8 p.m. ET/PT.


Source  : http://www.scifi.com/

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Thanks Tru for the info.

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