Fox held a screening of The Passage pilot episode on January 10, ahead of it’s TV premiere on the 14th.
The cast gave some interviews on the red carpet before they went in to watch and here’s the video of that.
Watch and enjoy!
Thank you to Mae Muldez of Muse TV for these!
Something Is Coming… to @FOXTV JAN 14th 9.00pm @ThePassageFOX https://t.co/R9hBf1XMEr via @YouTube
— Henry Ian Cusick (@hicusick) January 12, 2019
The Passage will be screening this week in five major US cities in advance of it’s US premiere next week on Monday Jan 14!
Following are the cities and dates:
Atlanta………Jan 7
New York….Jan 8
Houston…..Jan 8
Los Angeles….Jan 9
San Fransisco….Jan 10
Both the NY and LA screenings will have cast members in attendance, these screenings will also include a Q&A panel.
We’re happy to announce Ian will be attending the LA screening! So if you’re in the LA area on Wednesday night, don’t miss this opportunity to see him!
Pre Purchase tickets here: The Passage Screenings
Exciting! Variety named The Passage as one of the most anticipated TV shows of 2019.
“The Passage” (premieres Jan. 14)
Fox
“Justin Cronin’s vampire novels are a meaty trilogy that have seen multiple attempts at adaptation, both in film and in this small-screen version, but “Friday Night Lights” writer and producer Liz Heldens finally got it right. Starting the journey at the beginning, when the virus is contained and Brad Wolgast (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) is tasked with collecting the child (Saniyya Sidney) who will prove to be the key to everything, the show blends the supernatural genre elements with which book readers fell in love with a sweet story of father-daughter-style bonding.”
Entire article here:
The Most Anticipated TV of 2019/Variety
Preview: Monsters Do Exist Season 1 | The Passage
Preview: How Far Would You Go To Save Humanity? | Season 1 | The Passage
Project Noah | Season 1 | The Passage
(This preview includes interview clips from Ian and other cast members)
Preview: We Created A New Species | Season 1 | The Passage
Fun video here with Ian, Vincent Piazza and Caroline Chikezie
Vamping On The Passage | Season 1 | The Passage
Be sure to tune into the The Passage series premiere on January 14, 2019 9/8c on FOXTV
Don’t miss the premiere of The Passage on Monday, January 14, 2019 at 9/8c pm on FOXTV!
Fox released the date along with an extended trailer. Take a look and be sure to tune in when The Passage premieres in January!
Ian costars as Dr. Jonas Lear, a microbiologist at the center of a deadly virus.
The Passage is based on the book trilogy by Justin Cronin
Official Trailer: The Passage | Season 1
Follow The Passage on Twitter at @ThePassageFOX
Here’s the list of Chimera film festival screenings, including it’s U.S. premiere in the city it was filmed……Boston!
Find below…..film festivals, cities, dates! Updated regularly to include latest screenings!
We hope Chimera comes to a city near you. Don’t miss it!
2. April 11 at The Boston International Film Festival, 5:30 pm in the Showcase Icon Theatre.
Chimera’s North America premiere! Opening night film complete with red carpet, screening and party afterwards!
**Chimera was chosen Best Picture!**
3. April 13, 12:40 pm , April 14, 2:45 pm and April 15, 3:30 pm at The Phoenix Film Festival, all screenings in the Fox Networks Theatre
*Chimera honored as Best Science Fiction Feature*
http://www.phoenixfilmfestival.com/
4. April 27, 9:00 pm. Athens Science Festival
http://www.athens-science-festival.gr/en/
5. May 1, 7:00 pm. Opening night film at the Sci-Fi London Film Festival, Stratford PictureHouse
6. May 5, 4:15 pm. Bilbao Fantasy Film Festival
7. May 9, 6:45 pm at NYC Independent Film Festival, in the Producers Club, Theatre G Official Selection!
* NYCIndieFF awards Chimera Wins Best Production Design and Best Costumes*
https://www.nycindieff.com/film/chimera
8. June 16, Official Selection at Sant Cugat Fantastic Festival
9. June 24, Cypress International Film Festival
10. August 2, 9 pm Woods Hole Film Festival, Massachusetts
11. Sept. 14, 9 pm Film Quest Festival, Provo Utah
Awards Ceremony Sept. 15 9pm
*Henry Ian Cusick – Best Actor Nomination*
*Kathleen Quinlan – Best Supporting Actress Nomination (Winner!)*
12. Sept. 21 8:40 pm, Hot Springs Horror Film Festival
Central Theater Hot Springs National Park, Hot Springs, Arkansas
13. Sept 22, 9:45 pm NOLA Horror Film Festival, The Prytania Theater, New Orleans, LA
*Kathleen Quinlan – Best Supporting Role Nomination (Winner!)*
14. Oct. 5 7 pm Opening Night Feature Presentation, 6 pm Red Carpet Ceremony, Warner Grand Theater, San Pedro International Film Festival
15. Oct. 6, 6:15 pm LA Premiere, Shriekfest Horror Film Festival
Raleigh Studios 5300 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, Ca.
16. Oct 7, 3 pm H.P Lovecraft Film Festival, Portland Oregon
17. Oct 8, 7 pm Vasteras Film Festival, Sweden
*Henry Ian Cusick Nominated for Best Actor*
*David Kruta Nominated for Best Cinematographer*
*Chimera Nominated for Best International Feature*
18. LUSCA Caribbean International Fantastic Film Fest
Guaynabo Puerto Rico Oct 22 6:50 pm Room 2, and Oct 24 6:25 pm Room 1
Mayaguez Puerto Rico, November 5 6:40 pm Room 10
*Chimera won Best International Feature*
19. Oct 21, 8 pm and Oct 22, 5 pm Cobb Plaza Cinema Cafe, Orlando Film Festival
20. Nov. 2, 6pm DeSoto Theatre, Rome International Film Festival, Rome, Georgia
The Chimera audience at the festival were surprised with an appearance by Ian and his wife Annie, who watched the film on the big screen for the first time!
Afterward Ian did a Q&A panel with the audience.
*Chimera Wins Best Narrative Feature Award at RIFF*
21. Nov 3, 4 pm Palazzo del Cinema, Ravenna Nightmare Film Festival, Italy
*Q&A following film with Director Maurice Haeems*
22. Nov. 9, 10:40 am Rowland Theatre, Veritas Film Festival, Philipsburg, Pennsylvania
*Chimera wins the Jury Award*
Congratulations to Ian for his Best Actor nomination by FilmQuest Film Festival in Provo, Utah, for his portrayal of Dr. Quint in the indie film Chimera!
If you’ve seen the film you know his performance is one that leaves you with so many emotions and stays with you long after the film ends!
Chimera will screen at the festival on Friday night, Sept.14 at 9 PM….it is the feature film of the night.
The awards ceremony follows on Saturday night, Sept. 15 at 9 PM. In addition to Ian’s nomination, his co-star Kathleen Quinlan has been nominated for Best Supporting Actress.
We wish both Ian and Kathleen the best of luck!
Festival info and ticket purchase can be found here: FilmQuestFestival.com and we hope if you’re in the area or planning to be, you won’t miss this opportunity to see
Chimera and attend the awards ceremony too!
Watch trailer for Chimera here: Chimeramovie.com
Ian will be participating in his 2nd soccer match for the Legends & Stars game in Vancouver and hosted by the Whitecaps team!
**Update! Due to Ian’s filming obligations on The Passage, he regrettably had to cancel his appearance in this year’s game**
The match is on Saturday, Sept. 15th and begins at 4:45 pm.
If you’re in the Vancouver area don’t miss it…..he and several of his 100 cast mates, along with cast from other CW shows will be there!
For more info and tix, go to the Whitecaps official site: Whitecaps Legends&Stars Game
Here are a few pics of Ian from last year’s game……
Congratulations to Ian and Sonya Walger, writers Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse and director Jack Bender for making the best TV episode of the century!
The 100 Best TV Episodes of The Century
“The Desmond-centric time-travel yarn is a microcosm of everything Lost did expertly, and, just as crucially, it contains none of the pitfalls that hampered later installments. It’s a pitch-perfect modern TV cocktail, one part sci-fi, one part romance, one part reimagining of The Odyssey, with an Easter egg garnish, on freighter rocks.
WHAT IS THE EPISODE’S MOST ICONIC MOMENT?Do you remember what it felt like to hear that phone ring? To wonder whether Penny, on December 24, 2004, would pick up as Desmond, mad with need, unstuck in time, had begged her to back in 1996? Can you still hear that first crackly “Hello?,” still see Desmond’s brow wrinkle, pulling in on itself as he finds his anchor, fully comprehending at last what one person can be for another?
Lost was never only Desmond and Penny’s show. That, however, is part of the grand achievement of “The Constant”: Great TV doesn’t have to be about the who, but it usually has to be about the why, and in the fifth episode of its fourth season, with its main players largely sidelined or reduced to exposition-seeking roles, Lost found its why with more clarity than it had before or would after or than most shows ever do in their runs. Whether we’re on a mystical island or an ominous freighter or back in the rhythms of our own dreary lives; whether we’re in the past or the present or the future; whether we can even tell the difference; the bonds that matter most will tether us and reveal our true selves. “No matter what,” Penny says, and Desmond answers: “I’ll come back to you.” And so will we, to “The Constant.” I promise.
HOW DID THIS EPISODE INFLUENCE THE FUTURE OF TV?It’s reductive to say that Lost changed television in ways both good and bad, but it’s also true. Part of the magic of “The Constant” is that it buoys the good while rising above the bad. It stands as a testament to the power of mythmaking and world building—of trusting the viewer to trace every thread of an arc, even when the characters can’t. But it also functions shockingly well as an isolated act, capable of serving as a treatise on the power of love, even if you don’t have an encyclopedic knowledge of the show’s ever-expanding mythology. “The Constant” proved that the best episodes of television can simultaneously fortify the series’s mythology and be appreciated independently, unshackled from end-game speculation. Desmond and Penny’s love story reminded us that the most rewarding 20th-century viewing experiences can give us message-board fodder while allowing us to appreciate the work free from the theories and well-actuallying that dictate so much TV discourse these days. The message of “The Constant,” like its protagonist, is timeless: The puzzle may be fun, but heart will always be the heart.”