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Interview Michael Rosenbaum TV Guide
TV Guide Magazine: OK, what took so damn long?
Rosenbaum: It just never quite clicked, and I felt like I had accomplished what I needed to. I'm so flattered that the fans wanted me back, but I was busy. I was doing other things, working on me, growing my hair. [Laughs]
TV Guide Magazine: How did that go for ya?Rosenbaum: [Laughs] I got a new agent about a year ago and I said that I wanted to take a general meeting with every executive in town, because if you just tell them my name, they will associate me with Smallville. Let me go in there and charm them. And that's what I've been doing, trying to reestablish who I am.
TV Guide Magazine: So why come back now?Rosenbaum: I was about to do [Breaking In] and realized that if I don't do this now, it's never gonna happen. And the fans will never forgive me. I owed them. And you know, I wanted to do it.
TV Guide Magazine: And how was it?Rosenbaum: I am so thankful that I did this. It was probably one of the best days of filming I have ever had. I didn't want it to end.
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TVLINE | Turning to your Smallville encore: Tom Welling
told me that it was if you had never left, that you both just jumped
right back into the whole Clark-Lex thing.
I have to say, that was the most amazing time, going back. There were people who worked on that crew that aren’t even working on the show anymore that came to see me. It was like a family I hadn’t seen in a while. People don’t know this, but I got nervous. I was really nervous. To jump back into that role and start quoting Sun Tzu, and I’m looking at Tom…? It felt so surreal. I was going, “Can I do this?” And finally you just do it! And believe it or not I’m actually glad I shaved my head all those years, because the bald cap [used in the series finale] is a bitch! It took like 2-1/2 hours to get on, and it is not the most comfortable thing.
I have to say, that was the most amazing time, going back. There were people who worked on that crew that aren’t even working on the show anymore that came to see me. It was like a family I hadn’t seen in a while. People don’t know this, but I got nervous. I was really nervous. To jump back into that role and start quoting Sun Tzu, and I’m looking at Tom…? It felt so surreal. I was going, “Can I do this?” And finally you just do it! And believe it or not I’m actually glad I shaved my head all those years, because the bald cap [used in the series finale] is a bitch! It took like 2-1/2 hours to get on, and it is not the most comfortable thing.
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Michael Rosenbaum reveals 'Smallville' finale details
"Smallville" fans looking for their favorite bald-headed anti-hero are
in for a shock, to say the least. So what does Rosenbaum think his fans'
initial reaction will be to Dutch? "The first fan reaction would be
like, 'I like him better as Lex. He looks better bald. He shouldn't be
on this show. He should be Lex forever,'" he teases affectionately.
"that would probably be their first reaction. Hopefully some of them
will go, 'Oh, he's actually kind of funny. This is good,' or maybe not.
I think one thing they'll appreciate is that whatever character I do, I
go balls out."
Obviously, we had to be greedy and ask Rosenbaum for even more scoop on the series finale of "Smallville," and while he wouldn't reveal too much -- like if he shot any scenes with anyone besides Tom Welling -- he did say you will be seeing more of Lex Luthor than you might have originally thought.
"We did a lot. I know people thought, 'Oh, he only went up for one day.' We did 19 hours," he explains. "Okay, for anyone out there who is like, 'Oh, he only went out there for one day,' I was up there for 19 hours."
He continues, "We did four different things. Two nice scenes and then two other specialty things that I won't tell you about. I'm a part of the finale and I think it's important."
Count 'em, people. That's four Lex scenes/"specialty things" you can look forward to. We now leave it to you to debate just what those specialty things are.
Obviously, we had to be greedy and ask Rosenbaum for even more scoop on the series finale of "Smallville," and while he wouldn't reveal too much -- like if he shot any scenes with anyone besides Tom Welling -- he did say you will be seeing more of Lex Luthor than you might have originally thought."We did a lot. I know people thought, 'Oh, he only went up for one day.' We did 19 hours," he explains. "Okay, for anyone out there who is like, 'Oh, he only went out there for one day,' I was up there for 19 hours."
He continues, "We did four different things. Two nice scenes and then two other specialty things that I won't tell you about. I'm a part of the finale and I think it's important."
Count 'em, people. That's four Lex scenes/"specialty things" you can look forward to. We now leave it to you to debate just what those specialty things are.
'Smallville's' Michael Rosenbaum on working with Tom Welling again
"Smallville" star Michael Rosenbaum delighted fans when he confirmed that he'd return to the show as Lex Luthor for one final time in the two-hour May 13 finale.
Zap2it
caught up with Clark Kent's ex-nemesis at the "American Idol" Top 12
party on Thursday night. Rosenbaum was fresh off of his first day on the
set of "Breaking In."
Once he answered that one, we got to the real
big question. Why did he hold out so long before agreeing to come back
to "Smallville"? It was a rough wait not only for the fans, but for the
producers and his long-time friend Tom Welling.
He sighs. "It's
so funny how the fans can get so intense." He deepens his voice to an
angry tone. "'What is he doing that he can't come back? George Clooney
came back to ER, and he can't? How big is he?' I'm like, 'Guys, God,
relax.' It's not about that. So one day, I called the producers up, and I
just said 'Hey, I'm doing this new show, but I'd love to come back and
finish what I started.'" He pauses and laughs. "Which I thought I finished three years ago, by the way, but, let's do this. And they made it happen."
Rosenbaum
went to Vancouver about two weeks ago to shoot his final scenes, and he
had a great time getting into character... with the help of a new
accessory. "I had a bald cap that looked amazing," he says. "I couldn't
shave my head because I was on 'Breaking In.'"
He
confesses that he did initially have a few reservations about going
back to the "Smallville" set. "There were personal reasons why I quit
'Smallville' that no one really knows about, that I never really talk
about. It was just personal things, that I just never talked about. It
was nobody else's business. But I never heard the end of it," he says,
chuckling. "Look, I always said I never thought it would last 10
seasons. I can barely have a relationship lasts 10 days. Ten years on a
TV show? That's a long time. But then they started calling me out. I
finally said, 'You know what guys? I want to do this. Let's just do
this.' I want to do it the right way, I want to do it for the fans. I
swear to God I did it for the fans. I never want to hear 'Why didn't you
go back?' I wanted it to end the way it should have."
Now
that all is said and done, Rosenbaum says he thinks that the final
scenes between Clark and Lex are "excellent." He was warmly welcomed
back on the set by old friends. "It was so great. I went up there and
guys that weren't even working on the show anymore came to set to hang
out. One guy brought me a joint," he jokes. "I mean, it's a real
family."
Rosenbaum and Welling had a great time
working together again. "Tom and I had a wonderful time together," he
tells us. "We laughed a lot. I shot a couple of scenes with him."
It
wasn't all laughter, though. Fans are going to have a very emotional
finale experience come May -- and they're not the only ones. "I shot for
19 hours, and honestly, I had a tear in my eye at the end. I was like,
'Man, this is really it,'" Rosenbaum says wistfully.
Source: zap2it.com
Confirmado Lex Regresa
Michael Rosenbaum ha firmado un acuerdo
para retomar su papel de Lex Luthor en Smallville en el final de
temporada de dos horas que se transmitirá al aire el 13 de mayo (no
olviden esta fecha).
“Estoy encantado de volver para la final de la serie,”
dice Rosenbaum en exclusiva a TVLine. “Simplemente lo estoy haciendo por
todos los fans que hicieron de Smallville el gran éxito que es.
Agradezco a todos su pasión, su implacabilidad, e incluso sus amenazas.
Ja, ja. “
El actor continúa: “No puedo esperar para abrazar a la tripulación de viejos conocidos en Vancouver por última vez y ver a todos mis viejos amigos, una vez más. Ah, y a Lex convertirse en el villano que está destinado a ser. ”
Los productores Kelly Souders y Brian Peterson dicen: “Se siente como si las estrellas se estubieran alineando, literalmente. No podríamos estar más emocionados. Y en cuanto a la forma en que vuelve … no habrá duda acerca de cómo Lex se convierte en el gran rival en la vida de Clark Kent. Él es el villano de la historia. “
El regreso de Rosenbaum fue considerado por muchos como la pieza faltante de ejecutar en la temporada final de la serie, que ha recibido de nuevo invitados como John Schneider y Annette O’Toole (como Jonathan y Martha Kent) y John Glover (Lionel Luthor), y a finales de este temporada de Laura Vandervoort (Kara / Supergirl) y Callum Blue (Zod).
En el momento en que la última temporada de Smallville se anunció, la estrella de la serie y productor ejecutivo Tom Welling expresó que “definitivamente” quiere tener a Rosenbaum, diciendo: “Con Clark destinado a ser Superman, ¿cómo hacerlo sin Lex Luthor? Eso no tiene sentido para mí. ”
EW Michael Rosenbaum turned down finale appearance as Lex Luthor
Lex Luthor’s latest scheme is perhaps his most villainous yet: Refusing to appear in the Smallville series finale.
EW has learned that actor Michael Rosenbaum has repeatedly rebuffed
attempts by producers this season to get him back on The CW’s show to
reprise his role as Luthor in the finale.
“He has put the show behind him and moved on,” says a knowledgeable
source. “He’s pursuing his other creative outlet [writing]. By all
indications, he is not going to be involved.”
The door still remains open for Rosenbaum to come on board, but it’s closing fast. Smallville wraps series production late next month, with only three episodes — including the two-hour finale — left to shoot.
Apart from seeing the Man of Steel finally put on the spandex suit
and fly like he means it, a re-appearance by Rosenbaum is the top
request by fans looking for creative closure in Smallville‘s final season. (Forget Waiting for Superman — for Smallville fans, it’s all about Waiting for Lex.)
Rosenbaum played Superman’s arch rival for seven seasons on the show and Smallville
ends its epic 10-year run in May. Producers have publicly taken a
“you’ll have to tune in to find out” stance when asked whether Rosenbaum
will show up, all the while naturally hoping the actor will change his
mind
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Michael Rosenbaum In BREAKING IN
While Smallville viewers continue to hope that Michael Rosenbaum will reprise the role of Lex Luthor sometime before the CW series signs off forever, there’s good news nonetheless for Rosie’s biggest fans.Mientras los fans de Smallville continuan esperando que Michael Rosenbaum vuelva a su rol de Lex Luthor antes de que la serie de CW termine para siempre, hay noticias buenas para los mas grandes fans de 'Rosie'
TVLine has confirmed that the midseason Fox comedy Breaking In has big plans for Rosenbaum’s character, a crafty peddler of “clean urine” who figures into a potential romantic triangle with the top-shelf computer hackers played by Odette Yustman (Brothers & Sisters) and Bret Harrison (V). Read more HERE
TVline ha confirmado que la comedia de media Temporada de Fox "Breaking In" tiene grandes planes para el personaje de Rosenbaum
Aunque no es un protagonista, Rosenbaum "probablemente hara por lo menos seis episodios que estamos realizando [despues del primer episodio], el productor ejecutivo de 'Breakin In' Doug Harrison me ha dicho este martes durante la gira para la prensa de TCA
Breakin In se estrena el miercoles 6 de abril por Fox
Michael Rosenbaum In Conventions SUPERHEROES 2011
Infinity Conventions has the pleasure to announce Michael Rosenbaum its tirad guest of SUPERHEROES 2011. American actor who performs Lex Luthor will be with us throughout the convention weekend responding to questions from audience, taking pictures and signing autographs.
Infinity Conventions tiene el placer de anunciar a Michael Rosenbaum como su tercer invitado para la convención SUPERHEROES 2011. El actor que interpreta en Smallville a Lex Luthor nos acompañará durante todo el fin de semana que dura la convención, respondiendo a las preguntas de los fans asistentes, haciéndose fotos y firmando autógrafos.
Michael Rosenbaum In Event
"The Wild And Wonderful Whites Of West Virginia" party hosted by
Johnny Knoxville, Tribeca Films and American Express at The Smog Shoppe
on November 18, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
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