New Just The Facts Video: "Alternating Universes"

Fringe cast & crew explain the introduction of and crossing over into the Alternate Universe.

FRINGE: Just The Facts Videos

Fox has release a series of ten videos titled "Fringe - Just The Facts" that delves into various Fringe topics:

• Fringe Division
• Massive Dynamic
• Bishop & Bell
• The Observers
• The Death Of Peter
• The Coming War
• Activating Olivia
• Walternate
• Over There
• Old Friends & New Foes

Just the kind of info you might find on the Fringe Season 2 DVDs...

Josh Jackson Talks Fringe

Here´s a new interview with Joshua Jackson.

Joshua Jackson: Peter may have already chosen Alternate Olivia

 

@cadlymack over at Zap2it interviews Joshua Jackson about the upcoming third season of Fringe.

***Some colorful language can be heard, so not for kiddies!**

Interview with Jasika Nicole and Lance Reddick

Here´s an interview with the stars of Fringe, Lance Reddick and Jasika Nicole. Contain mild spoilers.

Jackson: "I don't want a 'Fringe' romance"

While many fans of FOX's sci-fi series Fringe might be wanting a romance between main characters Olivia Dunham and Peter Bishop, actor Joshua Jackson has stated that he would rather the relationship stay platonic.

Jackson, 32, who plays Peter, told IGN that he would rather Peter and Olivia stay just friends, forming the brother-sister relationship that pervaded for most of the show's first season (albeit with the obvious sexual tension).

"I always thought that dynamic was more interesting," he said. "I think this bizarre little family unit we have – crazy daddy, overachieving daughter and layabout, good-for-nothing son – was a really odd thing to put at the heart of a science fiction show."

Jackson's opinion is directly in contrast to costar Anna Torv (Olivia), who has stated that she wants the relationship to happen, though she isn't sure if it will. "We haven't yet committed ourselves to any sort of romantic relationship," Jackson clarified, talking about the pair's kiss from "Over There, Part 2."

But Jackson's opinion is certainly more than selfish. He's afraid that Peter and Olivia hooking up would ultimately damage the show. "I'm of the opinion that once you go there, you jump the shark. It's the build up, it's the anticipation, it's the tension, without ever consummating or making that happen. I'm always of the opinion that once you go there, you've done real damage to your show."

It'll be hard-running to get the two together, though. It seems as though, with Olivia being trapped in the alternate universe and her doppelgänger posing as her in this universe, a romance might be brewing between Peter and Olivia — just with the wrong Olivia. In fact, that's such a great story opportunity that the writers will be amiss not to go in that direction.

Fringe, which has been renewed for a third season, will return to FOX on September 23 with the premiere episode "Olivia."

Source: TV Overmind

Video: The Cast Talk about Season 3

Here´s a interview with the main Cast of Fringe where they share their opinion about their alternate characters.

Fringe: The Bell Tolls

Leonard Nimoy discusses his character William Bell and the season finale.

Don't miss the conclusion to the 2-part season finale of FRINGE, THUR 5/20 at 9/8c, on FOX!

Fringe Interviews: Noble Intentions 218

John Noble discusses his character Dr. Walter Bishop in the Fringe episodes The Man From The Other Side.

Fringe: The Beginning Of The End (of Season 2)

Blair Brown (Nina Sharp), Jaskia Nicole (Astrid Farnsworth), John Noble (Dr. Walter Bishop, and Akiva Goldsman (writer/director) speak about the excitement and suspense of the story line, and where the rest of the season is headed.

(Source: Fox)

Fringe Interviews: Noble Intentions

John Noble discusses his character Dr. Walter Bishop in the Fringe episodes Olivia. In The Lab. With The Revolver. and White Tulip.

Fringe Interviews: Blair Brown & Josh Singer

Blair Brown discusses how her character Nina Sharp lost her arm, and Fringe writer Josh Singer discusses writing the episode "Peter".

Anna Torv Interview

Anna Torv was on a late night talk show recently, and although Fringe was not discussed at all, the interview is funny, and Anna Torv as always looks amazing. The host also showed a clip from tonight's episode, which you can watch here.

Fringe Interviews: Blair Brown & John Noble

Here are interview with Blair Brown (Nina Sharp) and John Noble (Dr. Walter Bishop) discussing the Fringe episode Peter:

UPDATE: YouTube versions of these videos can be found in the FringeTelevision YouTube channel.

Fringe Interview: John Noble

Fox All Access has a new interview with John Noble discussing the upcoming episodes.

JOHN NOBLE: NEW FRINGE EPISODES WILL BRING REVELATIONS

Fringe has been away on a brief break, and its Winter finale ended on a cliffhanger that made the break feel far too long for Fringe addicts. But fear not, Fringeaholics new episodes are coming soon! The first new episode arrives on Thursday, April 1, and it takes us back to 1985, where we meet a younger, pre-institutionalized Dr. Walter Bishop and go back to the very origins of the Fringe mythology. In our exclusive interview with John Noble, he talks about the episode and the types of revelations we can expect to see. We also talk about how Walters progressed this season, the challenges of playing such a peculiar character, and maybe even a little hint of things to come as Fringe moves toward its second season finale. The Fringe Spring premiere is Thursday, April 1 at 9/8c on Fox.

Also, note that Noble calls Peter episode 215. Just sayin...

Secrets Of Fringe: The Observers

Fringe executive producers J.H. Wyman and Jeff Pinkner discuss The Observers, the relationship between "September" and our group, the deal that Walter made with the Observers, Green Green Green Red, The Rogue and his eyebrows, where the Observers are from, and how Fringe is like Harry Potter.

Esquire: Anna Torv Is a Woman We Love

Esquire magazine has selected Anna Torv for their upcoming "Women We Love" article - which is essentially a collection of random quotes and racy photos. The only quote even remotely Fringe related has to do with script dialogue:

Sometimes there will be a line in the script and I just can't imagine saying it. I'll ask an American and they'll say, "Oh, yeah. That's how we say it." We just say things differently in Australia — like torch. I'd ask, "Can I have the torch?" It seems to fall flat when I say, "Can I have the flashlight?"

The March 2010 issue of Esquire should be on shelves soon, but you can see more photos after the jump, or at Esquire.com.

Also, check out the Fox Anna Torv promotional photos from last season.

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Secrets of Fringe: Jacksonville

Fringe executive producers J.H. Wyman and Jeff Pinkner discuss Fringe episode 214: "Jacksonville"; the balance between universes, Newton's plan, the numbers 5-20-10, activating Olivia, the future of Olivia & Peter, and Olivia seeing the glimmer on Peter.

The Many Months Of Fringe's Observer

The cast of Fringe discuss the names of the Observers, and the possible meanings. Anna Torv confirms the Observer names corresponding to months of the year, and reveals all of the Observer names, which you can see in the video, or after the jump...

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In addition to August and September, we see that the older Observer is named December and the younger Observer is named July (and the "Inner Child" could be an Observer named January...?)

Fringe Interviews

A handful of Fringe interviews with Anna Torv, John Noble, Michael Cerveris, Lance Reddick, and executive producer Jeff Pinkner.

MTV: 'Fringe' Star Anna Torv Teases Leonard Nimoy's Return
Associated Press: 'Fringe' star John Noble celebrates weird science
USA Today: Michael Cerveris of 'Fringe' relishes role of the Observer
DigitalSpy: 'Fringe' execs 'have six seasons planned'
Tavis Smiley: Lance Reddick - Full Interview

UPDATE:
Buddy TV: Exclusive Interview with Jasika Nicole of 'Fringe'