Our exclusive source on Fringe just named the upcoming directors for episodes 2.01 through 2.06, including some very high-profile names.2.01 - Akiva Goldsman
Best-known as the Academy Award-winning screenwriter for A Beautiful Mind, Goldsman's other writing credits include The Da Vinci Code and I Am Legend. On Fringe, he wrote and directed Bad Dreams, as well as contributing to the scripts for The Road Not Taken and There's More Than One of Everything.
Best-known as the Academy Award-winning screenwriter for A Beautiful Mind, Goldsman's other writing credits include The Da Vinci Code and I Am Legend. On Fringe, he wrote and directed Bad Dreams, as well as contributing to the scripts for The Road Not Taken and There's More Than One of Everything.
2.02 - Brad Anderson
Anderson found industry acclaim in 2004 with The Machinist, starring an emaciated Christian Bale; he directed four episodes of Fringe last season.
2.03 - Bryan Spicer
Spicer's directed eps on all four major networks, including Castle, Bones, 24, CSI, House, Dark Angel, and The X-Files.
2.04 - Joe Chappelle
Chapelle was a longstanding director and producer on The Wire and CSI: Miami.
2.05 - Paul A. Edwards
A Lost vet who directed two Fringe eps last season, along with gigs on Pushing Daisies and Battlestar Galactica.
2.06 - Jon Cassar
Cassar's directed and produced over fifty episodes of 24, as well as fourteen eps of the cult classic La Femme Nikita.
And don't forget, shooting for Season 2 of Fringe starts this Wednesday, June 24 in Vancouver.
Anderson directed -
ReplyDeleteIn Which We Meet Mr. Jones (1.07),
The Transformation (1.13),
Unleashed (1.16) and
There's More Than One of Everything (1.20)
Edwards directed -
The Same Old Story (1.02) and
The Arrival (1.04).
Anderson also wrote and directed the film Transsiberian.
ReplyDeleteSounds lyk a couple of solid directors in their that would be amazing for FRINGE- escepcially John Cassar and Akiva Goldsman.
ReplyDeleteHoly crap, Jon Cassar! Hell yeah!
ReplyDeleteHe was part of 24 for forever, and he had a huge hand in the show. He directed some of the best episodes, and having him on Fringe makes me that much more excited for the new season!
hm.... six eps wirth of directors announced.... six glyphs yet to be "yellowed" at that thereismore site. Coincidence?
ReplyDeleteYeah, loved all the Akiva Goldsman's episodes last season, ep.2.01 should be a great continuation of Olivia meeting William Bell in the Twin Towers.
ReplyDeleteAnd Jon Cassar, can't say enough about Jon, love his work ever since LFN!
Looks like we are in for another GREAT season!
Luke Goss will be in a few episode cannot wait for that!!!
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