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Fox renews House and Bones!!! |
| February 19th, 2007 under Bones, Lisa Edelstein/Hugh Laurie/House. [ Comments: none ]
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(Photo credit AP)
Variety is reporting that both House and Bones have both been picked up for next year!!! Woo Hoo! I love both of these shows! And Bones gets better and better with every episode this season!!!
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House’s Dr Cameron and Dr Chase are engaged! |
| January 6th, 2007 under Engaged?, Lisa Edelstein/Hugh Laurie/House. [ Comments: 1 ]
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 Actress Jennifer Morrison and actor Jesse Spencer, who costar on FOX’s hit medical drama House, became engaged over the holidays in Paris, PEOPLE has learned. Morrison, 27, who plays Dr. Allison Cameron, and Spencer, also 27, who portays Dr. Robert Chase, met while filming the pilot for the series, which debuted in 2004. A rep for the couple says no wedding date has been set.
People
Awww how cute! Now I want to hook up with other people on the show!
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Dave Matthews gets medical treatment on House |
| January 6th, 2007 under Lisa Edelstein/Hugh Laurie/House. [ Comments: none ]
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Rocker Dave Matthews has crashed … into his first TV role. The founder of the Dave Matthews Band (who had a hit with "Crash … Into Me") has signed to appear in an episode of Fox’s "House." In the episode, set to air in March, Matthews will play a savant who was hit by a bus when he was 10. The accident impacted his mental development, but suddenly gave him the ability to play the piano flawlessly, despite never having taken a lesson. Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) is brought in after the virtuoso begins suffering seizures and the character’s father (Kurtwood Smith) must decide whether to cure the impairment — and lose his son’s musical gift. The episode reps the directorial debut of "House" exec producer Katie Jacobs. This is Matthews’ second brush with "House": His track "Some Devil" appeared in a 2005 episode.
Variety
That sounds like a challneging role for a first time actor, don’t you think?
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Hugh Laurie awarded an OBE!!! |
| December 29th, 2006 under Lisa Edelstein/Hugh Laurie/House. [ Comments: none ]
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 Hugh Laurie, who is awarded an OBE for services to drama, has been part of the British comedy establishment for over 20 years. But his career recently hit new heights after being cast as an American doctor in the US sitcom House. Laurie, 47, is the youngest of four children and the son of an Oxford GP. When he was 29, Laurie’s mother died from motor neurone disease. At Cambridge university, Laurie was part of the Cambridge Footlights Revue, which included Stephen Fry and Emma Thompson. Laurie – whose father was an Olympic gold medalist rower – also rowed for Cambridge in the 1980 boat race. In 1987, Fry and Laurie landed their own sketch show, A Bit of Fry and Laurie. Laurie also became a hit in Blackadder, and as Bertie in the smash hit Jeeves and Wooster. Movie roles have included Peter’s Friends, Sense and Sensibility and Stuart Little. But it has been as Dr Gregory House in US medical drama House that has recently made the middle-aged Englishman a huge success – and an unlikely sex symbol – in the US.
Daily Snack (story) and Lord Absu (photo)
Sometimes I forget he is British because he has really perfected the American accent!
BTW if you want to know more about Order of the British Empire, you can read this Wikipedia article. Can you tell I didn’t know what an OBE was?
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Looks like House will have that Emmy epsiode in February |
| November 15th, 2006 under Lisa Edelstein/Hugh Laurie/House. [ Comments: none ]
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Question: Please tell me that you have something on House!— Brittany
Ausiello: I do! There’s an emotional episode coming up in February in which Dr. Crabby Pants bonds with a rape victim and confides something shocking about his troubled relationship with his dad. So now it can be said: It’s Dad’s fault House is the way he is. Glad that mystery’s been cleared up.
I am already stocking up on tissues to get through that episode! Hugh Laurie is one of the best actors on TV today, so you know it is going to be amazing!!!
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