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Michael Rosenbaum reveals 'Smallville' finale details
"Smallville" fans looking for their favorite bald-headed anti-hero are
in for a shock, to say the least. So what does Rosenbaum think his fans'
initial reaction will be to Dutch? "The first fan reaction would be
like, 'I like him better as Lex. He looks better bald. He shouldn't be
on this show. He should be Lex forever,'" he teases affectionately.
"that would probably be their first reaction. Hopefully some of them
will go, 'Oh, he's actually kind of funny. This is good,' or maybe not.
I think one thing they'll appreciate is that whatever character I do, I
go balls out."
Obviously, we had to be greedy and ask Rosenbaum for even more scoop on the series finale of "Smallville," and while he wouldn't reveal too much -- like if he shot any scenes with anyone besides Tom Welling -- he did say you will be seeing more of Lex Luthor than you might have originally thought.
"We did a lot. I know people thought, 'Oh, he only went up for one day.' We did 19 hours," he explains. "Okay, for anyone out there who is like, 'Oh, he only went out there for one day,' I was up there for 19 hours."
He continues, "We did four different things. Two nice scenes and then two other specialty things that I won't tell you about. I'm a part of the finale and I think it's important."
Count 'em, people. That's four Lex scenes/"specialty things" you can look forward to. We now leave it to you to debate just what those specialty things are.
Obviously, we had to be greedy and ask Rosenbaum for even more scoop on the series finale of "Smallville," and while he wouldn't reveal too much -- like if he shot any scenes with anyone besides Tom Welling -- he did say you will be seeing more of Lex Luthor than you might have originally thought."We did a lot. I know people thought, 'Oh, he only went up for one day.' We did 19 hours," he explains. "Okay, for anyone out there who is like, 'Oh, he only went out there for one day,' I was up there for 19 hours."
He continues, "We did four different things. Two nice scenes and then two other specialty things that I won't tell you about. I'm a part of the finale and I think it's important."
Count 'em, people. That's four Lex scenes/"specialty things" you can look forward to. We now leave it to you to debate just what those specialty things are.
Rumor Chloe Final season
Chlosure Is Coming | Fans of Smallville‘s
Chloe were a bit disappointed to see their girl quietly exit stage left
at the end of the February 25 episode, to work (off-camera!) at the
Star City Register. But since Allison Mack
only signed on for five episodes this season and that was the last of
‘em, what can you do? Well, for one, you can have Mack back. Though
neither The CW nor Warner Bros. TV is confirming anything about the
two-hour series finale beyond its May 13 airdate and Michael Rosenbaum’s encore as Lex,
a well-placed source tells me that Mack – also an original cast member –
sneaked back to the set and will be a part of the grand send-off. And
that, friends, is super. Via Tv-line
Fans de Chloe de Smallville estuvieron un poco descepcionados al ver a ella irse silenciosamente en el final del episodio del 25 de Febrero, para trabajar (fuera de pantalla!) en el "Register" de Star City. Pero como Allison Mack solo firmo por 5 episodios esta temporada y ese era el ultimo de esos, que puedes hacer? Bueno, por algo, puedes tener a Mack de vuelta. Aunque ni La CW ni Warner Bros. TV han confirmado nada acerca del final de dos horas ademas de que sera el 13 de Mayo y que Michael Rosenbaum vuelve como Lex, una fuente bien posicionada me dice que Mack -tambien un miembro original dell cast- se ha metido de vuelta en el set para ser parte de la gran despedida. Y eso, amigos, es super.
'Smallville's' Michael Rosenbaum on working with Tom Welling again
"Smallville" star Michael Rosenbaum delighted fans when he confirmed that he'd return to the show as Lex Luthor for one final time in the two-hour May 13 finale.
Zap2it
caught up with Clark Kent's ex-nemesis at the "American Idol" Top 12
party on Thursday night. Rosenbaum was fresh off of his first day on the
set of "Breaking In."
Once he answered that one, we got to the real
big question. Why did he hold out so long before agreeing to come back
to "Smallville"? It was a rough wait not only for the fans, but for the
producers and his long-time friend Tom Welling.
He sighs. "It's
so funny how the fans can get so intense." He deepens his voice to an
angry tone. "'What is he doing that he can't come back? George Clooney
came back to ER, and he can't? How big is he?' I'm like, 'Guys, God,
relax.' It's not about that. So one day, I called the producers up, and I
just said 'Hey, I'm doing this new show, but I'd love to come back and
finish what I started.'" He pauses and laughs. "Which I thought I finished three years ago, by the way, but, let's do this. And they made it happen."
Rosenbaum
went to Vancouver about two weeks ago to shoot his final scenes, and he
had a great time getting into character... with the help of a new
accessory. "I had a bald cap that looked amazing," he says. "I couldn't
shave my head because I was on 'Breaking In.'"
He
confesses that he did initially have a few reservations about going
back to the "Smallville" set. "There were personal reasons why I quit
'Smallville' that no one really knows about, that I never really talk
about. It was just personal things, that I just never talked about. It
was nobody else's business. But I never heard the end of it," he says,
chuckling. "Look, I always said I never thought it would last 10
seasons. I can barely have a relationship lasts 10 days. Ten years on a
TV show? That's a long time. But then they started calling me out. I
finally said, 'You know what guys? I want to do this. Let's just do
this.' I want to do it the right way, I want to do it for the fans. I
swear to God I did it for the fans. I never want to hear 'Why didn't you
go back?' I wanted it to end the way it should have."
Now
that all is said and done, Rosenbaum says he thinks that the final
scenes between Clark and Lex are "excellent." He was warmly welcomed
back on the set by old friends. "It was so great. I went up there and
guys that weren't even working on the show anymore came to set to hang
out. One guy brought me a joint," he jokes. "I mean, it's a real
family."
Rosenbaum and Welling had a great time
working together again. "Tom and I had a wonderful time together," he
tells us. "We laughed a lot. I shot a couple of scenes with him."
It
wasn't all laughter, though. Fans are going to have a very emotional
finale experience come May -- and they're not the only ones. "I shot for
19 hours, and honestly, I had a tear in my eye at the end. I was like,
'Man, this is really it,'" Rosenbaum says wistfully.
Source: zap2it.com
Infinity Conventions Cancels THE SUPERHEROES CONVENTION
WE ARE FORCED TO CANCEL THE SUPERHEROES CONVENTION
All the photos, autographs, tickets and passes acquired will be refunded.
The amount of tickets sold is far below the minimum required to accomplish a project of this magnitude.
We are many fans of Smallville, but clearly are insufficient for an event of this nature can be fullfilled.
We apologize for the bitter disappointment of this terrible announcement to all those who hoped to meet guests actors/actresses.
We would want to thank everyone who has supported us and believed in the project from the beginning in websites and forums related to Smallville in particular, and related to the superheroes and series in general, including magazines and national newspapers.
All the photos, autographs, tickets and passes acquired will be refunded.
The refund will be realized in next days. We ask for a little bit of patience, since it is a process that must be developed with order and security. We will contact those who have paid the order to agree how to make the refund.
Infinity Conventions despite this announcement of cancellation, will struggle to introduce this model of convention in Spain and will keep working with the same enthusiasm and desire to carry out other projects related to the television series. Has been impossible to complete this project, but we believe that others of different magnitude could be accomplished in our country and we will work for that to happen.
Finally, we would thank you again to everyone for all the warmth and support and reiterate our sorrow for the announcement of the cancellation of SUPERHEROES.
All the photos, autographs, tickets and passes acquired will be refunded.
The amount of tickets sold is far below the minimum required to accomplish a project of this magnitude.
We are many fans of Smallville, but clearly are insufficient for an event of this nature can be fullfilled.
We apologize for the bitter disappointment of this terrible announcement to all those who hoped to meet guests actors/actresses.
We would want to thank everyone who has supported us and believed in the project from the beginning in websites and forums related to Smallville in particular, and related to the superheroes and series in general, including magazines and national newspapers.
All the photos, autographs, tickets and passes acquired will be refunded.
The refund will be realized in next days. We ask for a little bit of patience, since it is a process that must be developed with order and security. We will contact those who have paid the order to agree how to make the refund.
Infinity Conventions despite this announcement of cancellation, will struggle to introduce this model of convention in Spain and will keep working with the same enthusiasm and desire to carry out other projects related to the television series. Has been impossible to complete this project, but we believe that others of different magnitude could be accomplished in our country and we will work for that to happen.
Finally, we would thank you again to everyone for all the warmth and support and reiterate our sorrow for the announcement of the cancellation of SUPERHEROES.
