nicca...her...Simmons...May and Skye could all get broke off in a level 10 fuckfest.
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nicca...her...Simmons...May and Skye could all get broke off in a level 10 fuckfest.
oh shit. i was wondering where i seen her before.
Skye was discovered by a S.H.I.E.L.D. team in the Hunan province of China...
Guess who her FATHER is.
Skye was discovered by a S.H.I.E.L.D. team in the Hunan province of China...
Guess who her FATHER is.
Skye was discovered by a S.H.I.E.L.D. team in the Hunan province of China...
Guess who her FATHER is.
So who is her fuckin father is so I can do my Wee-bey look.
I'm assuming he is saying the Mandarin is HER grandfather and Justin Hammer is her Father...which would go DIRECTLY into Iron Man and the Avengers...
so the two shield agents who took her in knew who she involved with...maybe even that extermis stuff?
I like the Kree theory myself but that would be CRAZY and I guess a very clever way to connect ALL the films.
It's a picture of the Mandarin's Daughter and Justin Hammer's granddaughter.
Sasha Hammer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sasha_Hammer
Which doesn't make since it oblivious she has alien DNA maybe Kree or possibly an InHuman.
Marvel would have to make the Mandarin an Inhuman or Kree to tie the theory together.
OK I thought I was the only one who saw that
I yelled a the screen they're are 12 heavily armed guards, SHIELD itself is being taken over, people are being killed all over and your doing this NOW????
In the closet???
the editor should be fired for leaving it in, the director and cinematographer should be fired for filming it the actors should be fired for acting that scene out and the writer should be fired for writing it.
THey STILL couldnt get it they stil lwere trying for some romantic family oriented shit...
But I guarantee the writer is gonna say it was a deliberate move to show the betrayal as even MORE traumatic...
umm no.
It was forced heavy handed clumsy and false note.
This is the scene...
She tells him its suicide and tries to convince him not to go...
he kisses her PASSIONATELY! (not what we saw)
and without a word he steps out locks the door and we NEVER see the fight just Skye sitting behind the door eyes closed shut tight, crying and listening to absolute carnage...bullets coming through the walls smoke...
and a long silence...then a single shot.
Then someone tries to open the door she pushes back with all her might thinking she will be killed and a hand comes through the crack of the door, just as she is about to smash it she releases its HIS bloody hand and she clutches it tightly, hugging his hand and forearm...but they still can't see each other.
the camera shows both sides on the door and them just holding hands.
commercial.
Skye was discovered by a S.H.I.E.L.D. team in the Hunan province of China...
Guess who her FATHER is.
man yall are killing me with this thread. ig otta lot of catching up to do
Yes. Winter Soldier brought me here with the cross over and now I gotaa go back to catch up.
ITS CLEAR THAT THEY DIDNT KNOW WHAT ROUTE THE SHOW SHOULDVE GONE NOW
after seeing the first few episodes.
oNE
I don't know...
Hauk'ka (Earth-616)
The Hauk'ka are Saurians that evolved from dinosaurs the same way humanity evolved from ancestral primates. They possess technology, culture and a military that rivals any human civilization. They have vast knowledge on super-powered beings, even possessing their own (a flyer, telepath and a super-strong powerhouse to name a few.) They are also led by a council of older Saurians. These particular race of Saurians appear to be carnivorous in nature, treating imprisoned humans (Fall People) and even the more peaceful Saurians as "meat."
The X-Men faced the Hauk'ka when they travelled to the Savage Land, investigating the mysterious resurrection of Psylocke.
The telepath, Kaidan, caught Marvel Girl (Rachel Summers) by surprise and manipulated her into thinking she was born and bred Hauk'ka. They then captured the remaining X-Men and imprisoned them in their well-organized citadel. They formulated a plan to use Storm to manipulate the weather and cause global hyper-storms to wipe out the human race, afterward claiming Earth for themselves.
They managed to initiate these storms using Marvel Girl's power to amplify and sustain Storm, to critical levels. It took the alliance of the X-Men, Savage Land mutates and even the regretful Hauk'ka to reverse the global effects of Storm's hyper-storms. They now appear to be on neutral terms with the human race.
http://marvel.wikia.com/Hauk'ka_(Earth-616)
^^^
There is a Hauk'ka names Raina though.
I'm not so sure Skye is related to the Mandarin. She might be. But...chick really is part Chinese...in real life...she was like some kind of pop star or something so...
We got all damn summer to do this
There is a Hauk'ka names Raina though.
I'm not so sure Skye is related to the Mandarin. She might be. But...chick really is part Chinese...in real life...she was like some kind of pop star or something so...
We got all damn summer to do this
^^^
There is a Hauk'ka names Raina though.
I'm not so sure Skye is related to the Mandarin. She might be. But...chick really is part Chinese...in real life...she was like some kind of pop star or something so...
We got all damn summer to do this
You see what they did with the Mandarin so far in the Cinematic Universe... They can make up anything they want.
Eh, this is true.
I think Coulson will be using DeathLok a lot next season.
Skye was discovered by a S.H.I.E.L.D. team in the Hunan province of China...
Guess who her FATHER is.
Don't know about father, but I keep getting the feeling that MAY is her mother. Or at least some kind of sibling
I don't give a fuck where she was born, she still white to me
Which is funny seeing how Chloe is half Chinese.
re the Mandarin - Marvel went back and corrected the grievous handling of the Mandarin in Iron Man 3 in this Marvel One Shot
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^^^^
(but I hated that damaged bullsh*t they deliberately did to the vid
)
(but I hated that damaged bullsh*t they deliberately did to the vid
)
Agent Carter will have 8 episodes...
Clark Gregg on ‘Agents of SHIELD’ Secrets, Directing for Marvel, and Why Hollywood is Depressing
Clark Gregg is a busy man.
Until around 2010, he was a veteran character actor and indie filmmaker, best known for work on sitcoms and directing the adaptation of the Chuck Palahniuk novel “Choke.” And then, of course, his role within the Marvel Universe ramped up and he became an incredibly valuable member of the most profitable film franchise going, so beloved by fans for his lack of powers that the company brought him back after sacrificing him for the unifying moment in “The Avengers.”
Now, he's the star of ABC's spinoff series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” and thus very active again in the Marvel Universe (including, potentially, with the company's five new upcoming TV shows, as he explains in the following discussion). Oh, and he's also promoting his latest directorial effort, a semi-cynical show biz noir called “Trust Me,” in which he stars as a former child star who has transitioned to being a hack agent desperate for a client who can return him to the spotlight… or at least profitability.
TheWrap: Was there a moment that made you want to make this?
Gregg: Well I wasn't a child actor and didn't feel like that this was necessarily representative of the experience of child actors, but I did work with some people and still see the kind of lovable but desperate agents, one of whom I knew was a child actor himself who now represented these people and was kind of looking for the 10-year-old who was going to take him to the big time. And that just seemed hilarious and sad to me. Show business can be fun, laughing and fun and games and this is so exciting and creative, and then all of a sudden, bam, all of a sudden, people are getting chopped up to pieces.
I write about Hollywood, I write about movies, so obviously I'm into it, but it strikes me that there's something particularly sad about show business, the highs and lows.
Gregg: I agree completely agree with that. Never heard it put that way, but I agree it's dead on.
Why do you think there can be a particular sadness in this industry?
I chose this particular thing, but I think it's across all the chapters of the American Dream, the idea that you can have this transformative break. If you work hard, you can have this break and suddenly you'll become something else, and it's at its most phosphorescent in Hollywood, and the most maniacal in the child version of Hollywood.
Now working with a major studio, do you feel different about Hollywood and its inner-workings?
Gregg: I'm so glad you brought that up. Absolutely in many ways yes. You still see how it's a product and it's commodified and it's commerce, but when I walk into a mall to pick up something and see two ten-year-old boys stop in their tracks, just completely flustered to see someone who knows the Avengers walking past, and I can stop and take a picture with them and watch them giggle, that's fantastic.
So do you think you could direct a comic book movie now? As a director, what's your sweet spot?
Gregg: I hope at some point, it'd be great, if there was the right property and the time was right to work with Marvel in that way, just because they're so amazing and helping you utilize that part of the filmmaking process. They bring a lot of directors who have some or little experience using that technology and really help them along with it. I've seen the kind of pre-viz stuff they do. In fact, the day they were killing Coulson off with “The Avengers,” they knew I was upset, so Jeremy Latcham brought me over an animated version of The Hulk smashing Loki like a rag doll to kind of ease my pain. They let me know where that was going for him.
What did you learn from doing that full first season, since the reviews were tepid at first and then the show came into its own. Did you have to wait for the movie stuff to happen? Were you sitting on your hands?
Some of those shows, I think in retrospect, will hold up better than people realize, because so much of that was going on. People I know who are going back and watching the season are seeing stuff they didn't quite appreciate before. That said, I do think in fairness it did take a minute to figure out how to make this work on TV, and especially in a world where you can watch a whole season in “House of Cards” in two days. It used to be something they're very nervous about on network TV, maybe they still are, that you have an episode that isn't complete unto itself, you have to tune in to see the next episode in the same way you have to on “Homeland.”
There's another Marvel show coming…
Gregg: There are four! All coming at once. “Agent Carter” takes place in the 40's. That said, I know Marvel will find some way to connect our shows but I don't know how. She's a terrific actress so I'm praying for a time travel episode but I doubt that'll happen. And in New York they're starting on Daredevil and Iron Fist and two others. I'm excited to see what they're going to do with those two shows, I love that they're shooting them in New York. That's been one of the fun things about this, to have Agent Coulson rebuilding S.H.I.E.L.D., it'll be interesting to see how much that'll involve him recruiting and crossing over to those shows.
What's it like to keep those secrets? How much do you know?
Gregg: I would say the old spy term “need to know basis” is really accurate. When they need me to know something, they tell me. I used to bristle at that and then I found out a few things when I found them. And then it was really hard, I knew Agent Coulson wasn't going to survive “The Avengers. It's hard, people ask you questions, I don't like being dishonest, but then at a certain point, people had read a script or were starting to spoil it, and I would actively dissemble. I would try to shoot that down, I didn't want to spoil it for people.
This season, I knew some stuff was coming down with S.H.I.E.L.D., I knew there was a possibility with Hydra, but more than that, I didn't know, I didn't know it was going to happen with my own team. I really liked that. I had a frustration, I didn't know what the hell this Tahiti thing was, and the frustration I had about not knowing that and the confusion about it was really fun.
https://movies.yahoo.com/news/clark-gregg-agents-shield-secrets-directing-marvel-why-160800513.html
Clark Gregg is a busy man.
Until around 2010, he was a veteran character actor and indie filmmaker, best known for work on sitcoms and directing the adaptation of the Chuck Palahniuk novel “Choke.” And then, of course, his role within the Marvel Universe ramped up and he became an incredibly valuable member of the most profitable film franchise going, so beloved by fans for his lack of powers that the company brought him back after sacrificing him for the unifying moment in “The Avengers.”
Now, he's the star of ABC's spinoff series “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” and thus very active again in the Marvel Universe (including, potentially, with the company's five new upcoming TV shows, as he explains in the following discussion). Oh, and he's also promoting his latest directorial effort, a semi-cynical show biz noir called “Trust Me,” in which he stars as a former child star who has transitioned to being a hack agent desperate for a client who can return him to the spotlight… or at least profitability.
TheWrap: Was there a moment that made you want to make this?
Gregg: Well I wasn't a child actor and didn't feel like that this was necessarily representative of the experience of child actors, but I did work with some people and still see the kind of lovable but desperate agents, one of whom I knew was a child actor himself who now represented these people and was kind of looking for the 10-year-old who was going to take him to the big time. And that just seemed hilarious and sad to me. Show business can be fun, laughing and fun and games and this is so exciting and creative, and then all of a sudden, bam, all of a sudden, people are getting chopped up to pieces.
I write about Hollywood, I write about movies, so obviously I'm into it, but it strikes me that there's something particularly sad about show business, the highs and lows.
Gregg: I agree completely agree with that. Never heard it put that way, but I agree it's dead on.
Why do you think there can be a particular sadness in this industry?
Gregg: I'm sad even answering this. I think it's because everyone's got this dream. They call it the “Dream Factory,” and it's been this way for 100 years, since the filmmakers moved from Queens out west. And there's this bizarre relationship that people have with, you can be a movie star and suddenly you'll be the immortal and people will worship you and people try to get that. When I first started coming to LA from New York, you'd go to a diner and say, “Oh my god, she came here to be a movie star and now she's getting coffee.” Because it's a myth.
I chose this particular thing, but I think it's across all the chapters of the American Dream, the idea that you can have this transformative break. If you work hard, you can have this break and suddenly you'll become something else, and it's at its most phosphorescent in Hollywood, and the most maniacal in the child version of Hollywood.
Now working with a major studio, do you feel different about Hollywood and its inner-workings?
Gregg: I'm so glad you brought that up. Absolutely in many ways yes. You still see how it's a product and it's commodified and it's commerce, but when I walk into a mall to pick up something and see two ten-year-old boys stop in their tracks, just completely flustered to see someone who knows the Avengers walking past, and I can stop and take a picture with them and watch them giggle, that's fantastic.
So do you think you could direct a comic book movie now? As a director, what's your sweet spot?
Gregg: I hope at some point, it'd be great, if there was the right property and the time was right to work with Marvel in that way, just because they're so amazing and helping you utilize that part of the filmmaking process. They bring a lot of directors who have some or little experience using that technology and really help them along with it. I've seen the kind of pre-viz stuff they do. In fact, the day they were killing Coulson off with “The Avengers,” they knew I was upset, so Jeremy Latcham brought me over an animated version of The Hulk smashing Loki like a rag doll to kind of ease my pain. They let me know where that was going for him.
What did you learn from doing that full first season, since the reviews were tepid at first and then the show came into its own. Did you have to wait for the movie stuff to happen? Were you sitting on your hands?
Gregg: I knew that was coming, I was anxious to get to that place, but I felt both ways. I felt like it was a big deal to try to take Marvel, even in “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” which is not superheroes, to take that to the small screen. That's a huge transition. Traditionally superhero stuff has not worked on television, so I knew that was going to be interesting, starting out with a bunch of new characters, not characters that everyone knew for 30 years, all new characters except for Coulson. I thought that would take a while, and it did take a while and there were some missteps here and there, but it's also, there was some character building and some of those episodes that wasn't giving people what they wanted, you've gotta have foreplay. You've gotta set the tables, you've got to understand who these people are, what they mean to each other, and start to get to know them a little bit, or else you don't care what's happening, you don't care when one of them turns Hydra.
Some of those shows, I think in retrospect, will hold up better than people realize, because so much of that was going on. People I know who are going back and watching the season are seeing stuff they didn't quite appreciate before. That said, I do think in fairness it did take a minute to figure out how to make this work on TV, and especially in a world where you can watch a whole season in “House of Cards” in two days. It used to be something they're very nervous about on network TV, maybe they still are, that you have an episode that isn't complete unto itself, you have to tune in to see the next episode in the same way you have to on “Homeland.”
There's another Marvel show coming…
Gregg: There are four! All coming at once. “Agent Carter” takes place in the 40's. That said, I know Marvel will find some way to connect our shows but I don't know how. She's a terrific actress so I'm praying for a time travel episode but I doubt that'll happen. And in New York they're starting on Daredevil and Iron Fist and two others. I'm excited to see what they're going to do with those two shows, I love that they're shooting them in New York. That's been one of the fun things about this, to have Agent Coulson rebuilding S.H.I.E.L.D., it'll be interesting to see how much that'll involve him recruiting and crossing over to those shows.
What's it like to keep those secrets? How much do you know?
Gregg: I would say the old spy term “need to know basis” is really accurate. When they need me to know something, they tell me. I used to bristle at that and then I found out a few things when I found them. And then it was really hard, I knew Agent Coulson wasn't going to survive “The Avengers. It's hard, people ask you questions, I don't like being dishonest, but then at a certain point, people had read a script or were starting to spoil it, and I would actively dissemble. I would try to shoot that down, I didn't want to spoil it for people.
This season, I knew some stuff was coming down with S.H.I.E.L.D., I knew there was a possibility with Hydra, but more than that, I didn't know, I didn't know it was going to happen with my own team. I really liked that. I had a frustration, I didn't know what the hell this Tahiti thing was, and the frustration I had about not knowing that and the confusion about it was really fun.
https://movies.yahoo.com/news/clark-gregg-agents-shield-secrets-directing-marvel-why-160800513.html
daredevil and iron fist
marvel is winning
marvel is winning
I can't wait for season 2 to start....
I don't see them pulling the Mandarin into this. The Kree story looks like the most likely option.
As someone who actually loved the twist with the Mandarin in IM3, this is fantastic.
Xena and Battlestar Galactica star Lucy Lawless is joining the Agents of SHIELD. Who could she be?
Let's not forget that Marvel's Agents of SHIELD is a show about spies. A little mystery would do that show some good, wouldn't it? Well, this is a fine start. Lucy Lawless is joining the cast of Agents of SHIELD season two in an undisclosed role.
That's right. Undisclosed. This is some level seven stuff right here.
Hopefully, she'll be sticking around for more than a few episodes. Agents of SHIELD can use another veteran presence for Clark Gregg and Ming-Na Wen to play off of. We know they're looking for another semi-heroic character (some details on that here) to add a little life to the mix. But as for who Ms. Lawless could be playing? Well...we have two ideas that would be absolutely perfect right at the top of this list right here. Although if they decide to cast her as Jennifer Walters we wouldn't complain, either.
Agents of SHIELD season 2 will premiere on Tuesday, September 23rd at 9 pm EDT.
http://www.denofgeek.us/tv/agents-o...s-coming-to-marvels-agents-of-shield-season-2
Let's not forget that Marvel's Agents of SHIELD is a show about spies. A little mystery would do that show some good, wouldn't it? Well, this is a fine start. Lucy Lawless is joining the cast of Agents of SHIELD season two in an undisclosed role.
That's right. Undisclosed. This is some level seven stuff right here.
Hopefully, she'll be sticking around for more than a few episodes. Agents of SHIELD can use another veteran presence for Clark Gregg and Ming-Na Wen to play off of. We know they're looking for another semi-heroic character (some details on that here) to add a little life to the mix. But as for who Ms. Lawless could be playing? Well...we have two ideas that would be absolutely perfect right at the top of this list right here. Although if they decide to cast her as Jennifer Walters we wouldn't complain, either.
Agents of SHIELD season 2 will premiere on Tuesday, September 23rd at 9 pm EDT.
http://www.denofgeek.us/tv/agents-o...s-coming-to-marvels-agents-of-shield-season-2
maybe she playing either the Countess or Madame(Viper)Hydra..
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'Agents of SHIELD': Patton Oswalt reveals Marvel's sexy new character
Barbara Morse — aka Mockingbird! For fans of the comics, she’s a SHIELD field agent who used the costumed identity of the Huntress and also Mockingbird (comics image below). Check out the video from Oswalt to the SHIELD fans in Ballroom 20 and there’s more to come from Marvel’s TV panel at Comic-Con…updates to come…
At the panel, the SHIELD team also confirmed some castings: Lucy Lawless (Spartacus) is joining the show as Isabelle Hartley, Nick Blood will play a mercenary named Lance Hunter who helps with the SHIELD team and Reed Diamond (Moneyball) will play season 2’s big bad Daniel Whitehall, a Hydra villain known as Kraken. Bonus: There was also a SHIELD gag reel, check that out here.
Barbara Morse — aka Mockingbird! For fans of the comics, she’s a SHIELD field agent who used the costumed identity of the Huntress and also Mockingbird (comics image below). Check out the video from Oswalt to the SHIELD fans in Ballroom 20 and there’s more to come from Marvel’s TV panel at Comic-Con…updates to come…
At the panel, the SHIELD team also confirmed some castings: Lucy Lawless (Spartacus) is joining the show as Isabelle Hartley, Nick Blood will play a mercenary named Lance Hunter who helps with the SHIELD team and Reed Diamond (Moneyball) will play season 2’s big bad Daniel Whitehall, a Hydra villain known as Kraken. Bonus: There was also a SHIELD gag reel, check that out here.
They have confirmed the previous reports that Lucy Lawless will be joining the show as Isabelle Hartley. She will play a longtime SHIELD veteren. She is tough and is known to brandish a knife. As far as I can tell, Hartley has not appeared in the Marvel comics as her name is not in the Marvel comics database.
http://www.slashfilm.com/agents-of-shield-season-2-cast/
'Agents of SHIELD's' Chloe Bennet: Skye will be tougher and bangs-ier in Season 2
How will "Agents of SHIELD" Season 2 be different from Season 1?
"It's hairier," said cast member Chloe Bennet (a.k.a. computer hacker Skye) while promoting the film at San Diego Comic-Con.
And by "hairier" she means literally hairier: not only will Skye have bangs in Season 2, but Brett Dalton's Grant Ward will boast a full beard in his newly-evil incarnation.
Of course, along with her changing follicular situation Skye will also be a bit rougher around the edges this season - a result of the chaotic events that transpired during the show's first go-round.
"I think she's toughened up a little bit," Bennet explained. "She's been training with [Ming-Na Wen's Melinda] May...I think there's a whole new side of Skye coming out."
https://tv.yahoo.com/news/agents-shields-chloe-bennet-skye-004100142.html
How will "Agents of SHIELD" Season 2 be different from Season 1?
"It's hairier," said cast member Chloe Bennet (a.k.a. computer hacker Skye) while promoting the film at San Diego Comic-Con.
And by "hairier" she means literally hairier: not only will Skye have bangs in Season 2, but Brett Dalton's Grant Ward will boast a full beard in his newly-evil incarnation.
Of course, along with her changing follicular situation Skye will also be a bit rougher around the edges this season - a result of the chaotic events that transpired during the show's first go-round.
"I think she's toughened up a little bit," Bennet explained. "She's been training with [Ming-Na Wen's Melinda] May...I think there's a whole new side of Skye coming out."
https://tv.yahoo.com/news/agents-shields-chloe-bennet-skye-004100142.html
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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Scoop: Kyle MacLachlan to Play [Huge Spoiler]
Diane, this is really something….
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has recruited onetime Twin Peaks explorer Kyle MacLachlan to step into another very strange world — and in doing so, presumably shed light on a big mystery.
Specifically, TVLine has learned that the journeyman actor will recur during Season 2 as a character best described as… Skye’s father.
The question of Skye’s parentage — including who her mom and dad are, how she ended up at an orphanage and why she is classified as an 0-8-4 — loomed large during the ABC series’ freshman run. The season finale closed with Centipede’s Raina approaching a mysterious figure, presenting a photo of Skye and saying, “I found your daughter.”
Since his time in Twin Peaks, MacLachlan has appeared on myriad series, including Sex and the City, Desperate Housewives, How I Met Your Mother and, most recently, NBC’s Believe.
S.H.I.E.L.D. begins its sophomore mission on Tuesday, Sept. 23, now airing at 9/8c.
Diane, this is really something….
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has recruited onetime Twin Peaks explorer Kyle MacLachlan to step into another very strange world — and in doing so, presumably shed light on a big mystery.
Specifically, TVLine has learned that the journeyman actor will recur during Season 2 as a character best described as… Skye’s father.
The question of Skye’s parentage — including who her mom and dad are, how she ended up at an orphanage and why she is classified as an 0-8-4 — loomed large during the ABC series’ freshman run. The season finale closed with Centipede’s Raina approaching a mysterious figure, presenting a photo of Skye and saying, “I found your daughter.”
Since his time in Twin Peaks, MacLachlan has appeared on myriad series, including Sex and the City, Desperate Housewives, How I Met Your Mother and, most recently, NBC’s Believe.
S.H.I.E.L.D. begins its sophomore mission on Tuesday, Sept. 23, now airing at 9/8c.
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