Une vidéo du cast pour RTL BOULVARD :


Retranscription de l'it envoyé à la :traduteam: merci à sunshinegirl@ecvo

Spoiler:

SWC: They don't keep any of their manners and I wouldn't want them to because we work together so much that it would be exhausing and boring for all of us if they did. Who's your favourite? SWC: Wentworth. We spend all of our time together and I don't think anybody else would take that personally. They are all lovely. They are great people I've had I've had who I've been honoured to work with. You know Wentworth is a gentleman in the classic sense and is a dying breed. We need more of them. And we all have our roles. Lincoln is the power and the strength and Michael is the intelligence and the forbearance. And I think Sara has always been not only a little bit the show's conscience but also one of the only people that Michael feels safe with and so her presence in the show allows us to see another side of him as well. WEM: I don't see a whole lot of my castmates outside of the show because we spend so much time together but Dominic feels at this point like a big brother. I have developed this kind of affection towards him as I would towards a sibling and that's what makes it painful when one of us has to say goodbye. RK: Teabag has this thing where he goes... if I could just get to Thailand...if I could get to Thailand .. I could get that hand sewn back on..better than anyone else could do it.......if only I could get my little butt to Thailand. This great little punk rock couple came on an airplane once. I was flying somewhere once and we were all getting our seats and the girlfriend comes up and says my boyfriend and I love you on Prison Break. In fact we love you so much we like to switch parts. We like to to pretend who is going to play Tbag tonight and who is going to play Tbag another night......rock on.

Traduction par Il n'y a pas de spoiler, vous pouvez lire sans crainte

RK : T-Bag a ce truc où qu’il aille… si je pouvais juste aller en Thaïlande… si je pouvais aller en Thaïlande, je pourrais me faire recoudre cette main mieux que personne d’autre pourrait le faire… si seulement je pouvais bouger mes fesses jusqu’en Thaïlande.
Et j’ai eu ce super petit couple de punk-rock qui est arrivé une fois dans un avion. Je voyageais quelque part et nous avions tous pris nos places et la jeune-fille et arrivée et a dit mon petit-ami et moi vous aimons dans Prison Break. En fait nous vous aimons tellement que nous faisons comme si nous échangions les rôles. Nous nous amusons à jouer à qui va interpréter T-Bag ce soir et qui va le faire le soir suivant... Ho yeah !.

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J'ai pas trop compris la réponse car on a pas la question mais je trouve bizarre l'histoire du couple

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Robert Knepper Interview EW

J'ai decouvert cet acteur dans le rôle de T-Bag et il est vraiment très doué!
La je vais éssayer de le découvrir dans d'autres films comme "Hitman"!

US actor Robert Knepper arrives for the 16th annual Race to Erase MS event in Los Angeles, California, USA 08 May 2009. The Race to Erase MS kicks off Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month and raises millions of dollars to further research. EPA/PAUL BUCK



source www.monstersandcritics.com

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http://www.onlinedid.com/products/wwii/80064/

Ca ne vous rappelle pas quelqu'un?...

Dommage qu'il soit livré avec ces habits là... :face:

Edit J'ai déplacé ton poste car ça ne servait pas à grand chose l'ouverture d'un topic. Ca n'a rien avoir avec Prison Break mais avec l'acteur. Il a peu être prêté sa plastique pour un autre projet. ;)

News on Robert Knepper...he will play in "Heroes" next Season!!!

Robert Knepper continues his villainous streak.

Coming
off a role as bad guy Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell on Fox's "Prison Break,"
Knepper has been tapped as the new lead villain on NBC's "Heroes" next
season.

In at least six episodes of the series' fourth season,
Knepper will play Samuel, a Jim Jones type -- charismatic but evil,
with a twisted sense of humor -- who will veer into the lives of all
heroes. The character had been referred to as "Carnival Barker" in the
series breakdown released last month.

"Heroes" is slated to
return in the fall for a "Lost"-style all-original run in a new time
slot at 8 p.m. on Mondays. The sci-fi drama -- which enjoys a strong
online following -- will share its time period with another fan
favorite, "Chuck," which will take over in midseason.

Production on the UMS-produced "Heroes" is scheduled to begin later this week.

Knepper
is perhaps best known for playing a character on "Prison Break" that
viewers loved to hate -- T-Bag, a murderer, rapist and supremacist. On
the bigscreen, he was most recently seen in "Transporter 3" and "The
Day the Earth Stood Still."

Knepper is repped by Fortitude, D/F Management and attorney Todd Rubenstein.

Source: Spoiler TV

merci pour cette news, ça fait plaisir de savoir qu'il joue toujours.

(L-R) Actors Amaury Nolasco, Roselyn Sanchez and Robert Knepper attend the Amaury Nolasco & Friends Golf Classic dinner at Bahia Beach on June 19, 2009 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.



Actors Robert Knepper and Jodi Lyn O'Keefe attend the Amaury Nolasco & Friends Golf Classic closing nigt after party at Bahia Beach on June 20, 2009 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.



source: wireimage

Robert Knepper talks joining 'Heroes'
Thursday, July 2 2009, 06:40 BST

By Dan French, TV Reporter

Earlier this week, we caught up with ex-Prison Breaker Robert Knepper ahead of his debut on the upcoming fourth season of Heroes. It was a brief affair, but we managed to squeeze a few bits of scoop-juice from him. Who is he playing? Is his new character more evil than the treacherous T-Bag? Can we expect more death on Heroes? Read on to find out!

What is your character like?
"Think Keith Richards - a young Keith Richards. He's kind of my role model for it. I don't know what the hell I'm doing with the accent - I'm trying to put a little bit of a lilt into it. You don't know if he's Irish, you don't know if he's English... he should be all-worldly. There's something about it that screams out British or Irish. I don't want you to ever pinpoint where he's from and as soon as you think you've got it, I'll change it! I'm having a ball with it. It's good to play such a crazy character. It's kind of like a 'I don't care' rock and roll look."

I hear he's quite evil...
"But you don't play them as evil - you play them being charming. Eventually I'll get around to being the hero again or doing out and out comedy, but right now it beats cleaning toilets!"

How long are you signed to the show for?
"Indefinitely."

Who have you been working with?
"Masi Oka - the guy that plays Hiro."

Have you killed anyone yet?
"No - I had somebody kill somebody for me, though!"

What have you filmed so far?
"A couple of weeks ago, we shot this huge scene where I'm in a carnival and I'm standing next to this thing where you throw the ball and knock over the milk bottles. It's supposed to be set in the past, like I time travel back 14 years or so into Japan, so all the actors were Japanese-American."

Season four of Heroes premieres in the US on Monday, September 21 and airs on BBC Two in the UK soon afterwards.

What are you expecting from Knepper's role in Heroes? Is he a good fit for the show? Add your comments to this entry below!

source digitalspy.co.uk

Robert Knepper On Roxbury In Beverly Hills In California. U.S.A. 07 01 09





xource accidentalsexiness

Robert devient donc un nouvel héro de Heroes, très bonne nouvelle :)

KNEPPER THANKS SUTHERLAND FOR PUNCH TO THE FACE


PRISON BREAK star ROBERT KNEPPER has credited KIEFER SUTHERLAND with saving his acting career - by punching him.

Knepper, who played villain T-Bag in the hit TV drama, contemplated quitting acting after struggling to land any roles.
But 24 star Sutherland was determined not to let Knepper give up, and literally knocked him back to his senses with a heavy blow.
Knepper recalls, "Ten or 15 years ago, Kiefer used to go to the same gym as me.
I remember telling him that I wanted to quit (acting). It was before Prison Break and I couldn't find any work and I wanted to quit.
"He f**king punched me! He punched me so hard. He told me, 'Don't you ever give up!' and I thank Kiefer every day for that advice."
07 July 2009 08:12


contactmusic.com

The Yahoo!7 Answers team interviewed Robert Knepper (T-Bag from Prison Break) who was in Australia promoting season 4 of Prison Break. They asked him: 'What attracts you more to a role - the genre, the director or producer, writers, or the character?'. He also asked the Answers community a question. Answer it here-

voici le liens des vidéos ou on pose des question à robert knpper

http://uk.video.yahoo.com/playlist/5781561

source yahoo

Prison Break's T-Bag relives his best bits



Back-stabbing, fence-hopping, bar-breaking: there was only one
Prison Break! Six weeks on from the iconic show's demise, we were
feeling a little nostalgic. Who doesn't miss Scofield, Burrows, Mahone and the
gang? Ready to reminisce, we gave Robert Knepper a call to talk T-Bag, his
lusting fans, being deemed a racist and that creepy
tongue-flick.

Were you happy with the way the show
ended?
"We talked about so many different possibilities, but I
thought the show was a whole as a great book-end. We all agreed that purgatory
was the best end for my character. If not, there would have been a lot of people
saying, 'Oh my God - T-Bag's out!' I'm very happy with it, especially the
reference to the pocket-grabbing thing. We actually had the same costumes from
the first season, too. It was a great way to end the whole thing for
me."

What sort of a reaction did you get from fans over the
course of the series?
"I remember getting letters from people in the
beginning saying, 'I hate you. I hate you so much I wanna kill you!' and then
they would say, 'I wanna hate you, but I feel for you!' Then people would tell
me I'm funny, or sexy - 'Oh my God, I wanna rip that tight white t-shirt off
your chest!'"

What was the best part about being on the
show?
"The humour of T-Bag. I loved being this kind of guy who
attacked every frickin' race on the planet! When I did the first episode, it
wasn't funny - he wanted to start a riot against the blacks. I was so worried
when that episode aired - being in Chicago - that I would need security. I
thought the black population would think I was a racist and beat me up or
something! But they were the most vocal about it - they thought it was great!
Any time that T-Bag got to shock the hell out of someone, those were my
favourite moments."


Did you always know that T-Bag would survive until the
very end?
"I never worried that he would be killed off - I never
thought ahead. I wanted to do the best job I could do. I jumped through all the
hoops that you do as an actor and I signed a seven-year contract. I had a friend
once who said, 'T-Bag put the prison in Prison Break'. Once the show
hit, I had a good feeling that T-Bag was gonna be in for a long
ride."

What about T-Bag's iconic tongue-flicking - was that your
idea?
"I'll tell you how that happened: it was the first part I
played where I had facial hair - the crumb catcher - and it tickled me because I
was just getting used to it. If you look at it from the beginning, it was really
just me feeling my little whiskers! And then I kind of ran with it and it
stuck."

Do you take fond memories away with you?
"The
show was a labour of love - it was really hard work, but it was a love-fest from
beginning to end. It did take its toll on me in the end though, I have to admit.
It was a wonderfully exhausting show. It was four years of my life - more than
half of a child's life. People asked if I was sad when it was over, but I did
everything I could ever imagine doing with this part and more. I don't think
think there's one actor that you could talk to from the show that didn't feel
that way."

source digitalspy.co.uk

robert parle de son personnage dans heroes

Citation:

The actor, whose racist, pedophile Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell Prison Break fans loved to hate, keeps his evil streak going in the new season of Heroes (premieres Monday, Sept. 21 at 8/7c, NBC). But Knepper hesitates to label his new character an out-and-out baddie. Fall Preview: Get scoop on all the new and returning shows "People ask if he's a good guy or a bad guy, and it's more complicated than that," Knepper tells TVGuide.com. "You can't just put him in a little niche there. I love the mystery of it. I didn't even know when we started exactly why he was doing what he did. But he's definitely walking more in the shadowy side of life." As Samuel, the Keith Richards-esque, earth-moving leader of a band of super-powered circus freaks, Knepper's mission is to bring a cherry-picked group of good guys over to his "family" on the dark side. "Samuel isn't quite sure why he needs all these special powers around him. He just knows he needs them," Knepper says. "It's the whole devil-and-angel sort of thing. We've all got powers; it's just how you use them." Samuel will definitely cross paths with time-bender Hiro (Masi Oka), power-absorber Peter Petrelli (Milo Ventimiglia) and skull-splitter Sylar (Zachary Quinto). Wait, what's that? Isn't Sylar permanently shape-shifted into Nathan Petrelli (Adrian Pasdar)? Check out our roundup of the best cliff-hangers from last season "He's trying to get to the root of the guy," Knepper says. "[Sylar] is one of the characters that is a real prize. If [he] can get Sylar, then it's terrific. He wants the deepest, darkest, animalistic side of Sylar." Knepper notes that his character has to do a lot more than throw some dirt around to get the heroes' attention. "He's smart enough to know that he can't force somebody to do something against their will, because these are people with amazing powers," Knepper says. "They can wipe out a whole village. So he has to be very careful how he suggests to them that it would be in their best interest to help him out. He's not going to strong-arm them." His plan of attack is simple: find their weakness and strike a quid-pro-quo bargain. "He finds that one Achilles' heel for each of these characters, what eats away at [them] the most," Knepper says. "He says to them, 'Deep in your heart, you know you need to change, and I'm here to expose it to you. And by exposing it, you're halfway on the path to trying to change it or deal with it.' And his hope is that they'll go, 'Thanks for helping me out; how can I help you?'" See photos of the entire Heroes cast But like many of the heroes this season, Samuel is searching for his own redemption — which is not so coincidentally the title of Volume 5. "There's a secret that comes up in those first episodes, where you find that he has his own inner path, something that has been done that he needs to correct for himself in order to keep on living with a good conscience," Knepper says. "He's saying, 'I don't want to walk down that side of the road anymore. I don't want to walk in the ditch; I want to walk right up on the road.'" Of course, just because his character desires change, that doesn't mean he will actually ever alter his path." I think this guy has a wonderful built-in conflict over whether he's doing this for his family or just doing it for himself," Knepper says. "This guy is very much a dictator, and at moments, he can be very much aware that this is totally self-serving. And like a lot of world leaders and dictators, he surrounds himself with a really good core group of people who are not only yes-men, but who are also very, very smart. Some of them know exactly what his motives are, and some of them don't. So it's fun to watch the character go through these different machinations." And Knepper, who claims he never saw an episode of Heroes before being cast, thinks that that fun leads to a season that could restore the show to its former glory. "I think it's compelling to watch right now," Knepper says. "I know I feel compelled when I go to work, and I'm trying to make each page work. Hopefully, that will translate to people who can't wait to see what's next."

source: TV guide

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j'aime toujours autant leurs liens fraternel

rions avec le cast de prison break

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSkIpQtT_Qg