Joe Flanigan: "The Other Side" 08/03/2010

[wraithfodder]

Joe Flanigan is tweeting more! Today's tweets

>The "Otherside" for ScyFy. I play a Marine colonel stuck in a parallel dimension. Working with John Rys-Davies this morning. Great actor about 1 hour ago via Twitter for iPhone

>Enjoying shooting in Ireland. I've shot two pheasant, a deer and someone last night who tried to steal my Guiness. Watch out Hewlett! about 2 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone

>First day of shooting. Great cast and crew. Pints tonight for everyone! about 3 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone

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From an older press release

4/12/2010
 SYFY AND RHI ENTERTAINMENT TO CO-PRODUCE THE ORIGINAL MOVIES THE OTHER SIDE AND ROADKILL

PRODUCTION STARTS THIS SUMMER FOR 2011 PREMIERES ON SYFY

New York, NY - April 12, 2010 - RHI Entertainment and Syfy today announced they will co-produce two movies which will air on Syfy in 2011 and will also be available for worldwide distribution at MIP-TV. The Other Side and Roadkill will both begin production on location in Ireland this summer.

The Other Side, written by Douglas G. Davis (Carny), is the story of a groundbreaking device designed to glimpse alternate universes. But when the machine malfunctions on its first demonstration and transports a group of observers into a nightmarish new dimension of bizarre alien terrors, the travelers must use ingenuity and courage to survive. But even if they stay alive, without a working transport, the group may never make it home.

.....Well, let's hope The Other SIde doesn't end like Carny..... ooh, squashed.

Read more:  http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2010/04/12/syfy-and-rhi-entertainment-to-co-produce-the-original-movies-the-other-side-and-roadkill/20100412syfy01/#ixzz0vXlQ4uwv

Comments

[patk.livejournal.com]

Of course it was, he's working in Ireland, not hunting.

That's perhaps more a joke about accidentally hitting (except for the Guinness-thief, of course *g*) everything beyond the range of the movie set when shooting (as in filming) a shooting (as in shooting at each other) scene outdoors - contrary to what/who he's supposed to hit. ;-)

After all he is playing a soldier and it stands to reason as such he's armed and has to shoot in the movie he's shooting. *g*

And since there's most likely no live ammo allowed on a movie set (except for the last scene of course, in order to avoid having to pay too much actors) the wildlife around is surely still alive and healthy. ;-)

[wraithfodder.livejournal.com]

except for any leprachauns, of course ;)

[patk.livejournal.com]

Of course, I think they come in under "Guiness-thieves". ;-)