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miércoles, 29 de diciembre de 2010

Arte de Asia en el escenario en "Bones"

Para la exitosa serie de televisión Bones Fox, ahora en su sexta temporada, el diseñador de producción Michael Mayer y la decoradora de Kim Wannop han creado algunos de los espacios visualmente más impresionantes de vida que se ve en la pantalla chica.

Situado en Washington, DC, pero filmado en Los Ángeles, la serie sigue las aventuras de resolver el crimen de la antropóloga forense de fama mundial y el misterio escritor Dra. Temperance Brennan (interpretada por Emily Deschanel) y su socio, agente especial del FBI Seeley Booth (interpretado por David Boreanaz). Para crear su casa de Brennan, Mayer y Wannop se dirigió a Asia por una mirada que es sofisticado, elegante y sereno.

"Como personaje, Brennan tiene estilo y gusto, y ha viajado por todo el mundo, pero su trabajo es fundamental para quien es", explica Wannop. Loft de 1.000 metros cuadrados del personaje, basado en la 9 ª etapa de sonido en el lote Fox Studio, está construido a partir de la evolución de los elementos de la carrera del personaje y ha cambiado de manera orgánica con el espectáculo. El trabajo de Brennan se lleva a cabo en el ambiente estéril de un laboratorio forense, y hasta cierto punto, su casa, refleja que la calidad lineal, con bordes duros. Mayer utilizado mármol, vidrio y hormigón para construir un ambiente minimalista, racionalizado, pero pintado en tonos terracota cálidos para que reflejen la feminidad del personaje.

Para los muebles, Wannop miró a los diseños tradicionales chinos por su simplicidad y la gracia. En la puerta de la buhardilla, una de madera pintada de la consola de mesa con detalles de bronce estilo Ming se ha colocado debajo de un pedazo de brocado enmarcado antiguos chinos. Un puesto de curiosidades en forma de luna en madera oscura se encuentra dramáticamente en la parte superior de un aparador de madera de la longevidad rubio.


 

La pieza más grande de los muebles, que tanto anclas el espacio y ofrece una línea continua de diversas secciones del loft, es una mesa de hormigón de 9 metros de largo con la forma severa de un altar arcaico, una referencia a la carrera del personaje en la antropología, así como un área de trabajo práctico para ella en casa.

A pesar de las líneas reglamentado el desván, el arte y antigüedades de Asia con los que ha llenado Wannop que crear un ambiente íntimo y relajante. Lo que el personaje busca cuando llega a casa, de acuerdo con el decorador, es una sensación de serenidad, que el ambiente de Asia proporciona.

Formas y símbolos budistas dominan los elementos de diseño y llenar las cajas de abedul reticulada de pared diseñado para la habitación de Michael Mayer. Una cabeza de Buda en cobre martillado se cierne sobre la sección tonos neutros-cubierto de cojines indios. Cerca de allí, Camboya Bodhisattvas estilo Khmer montan guardia en un Buda meditando saliendo de una flor de loto de apertura. El tema de la meditación resuena en la decoración y crea el ambiente tranquilo que era el objetivo de los diseñadores.



Wannop le gusta de combinar diferentes elementos de diseño en grupos ecléctico. Un cofre elegante tansu japonesa muestra un alabastro India Nataraj, así como una talla de madera de Rajastán y una cesta de dinero de África Occidental cubierto de caracoles. Una antigua piedra caliza en bajo relieve egipcio se encuentra cerca de un brillante cuadro rojo té tibetano.

Las piezas de Asia añadir una riqueza calma y la profundidad de textura a la arquitectura de recambio de la buhardilla y hacer hincapié en los intereses del personaje en la arqueología y culturas extranjeras.

Para los diseñadores, el desafío era crear un espacio que refleja la vida interior del personaje, mientras que lo que es visualmente interesante para el espectador también. "Y, por supuesto, la realidad es que tenemos que ser conscientes de su presupuesto", agrega Mayer. "Los costos tienen que ser conservador, pero tiene que mirar como un millón de dólares".



martes, 28 de diciembre de 2010

Una foto estupenda....

Quiero compartir con ustedes esta fotito, la verdad es algo que me encanto, su creadora es Maru Berzosa mejor conocida por neftis, ademas quiero recomendarles su Blog, que la verdad esta estupendo y no pararan de reir con todas las locuras que encontraran en el:



Momentos Inolvidables de TV, 2010

domingo, 26 de diciembre de 2010

Unas fotos curiosas de Emily Deschanel

Sigo pensando igual, no me gusta nadita este tipo para Emily, ademas de que nunca se ve que se quieran, que trasmitan amor, siempre cada uno por su lado.



jueves, 16 de diciembre de 2010

El francotirador podra juntar a Booth y Brennan?

Bones is killing me! Please tell me Booth will wise up and choose Brennan in the new year. — Linda


 
ADAM: Well, he may have other things on his mind: Executive producer Stephen Nathan tells me that an upcoming storyline about a sniper is going to turn Booth's world upside down. "Booth is forced to confront the life that he led [as a sniper in the Army] when he sees a guy who's perverted the profession," he says. "The need Booth has to bring this guy to justice is going to hang over us for the rest of the year." But in the meantime, Booth will look to Temperance to be his rock. "Whatever his relationship with Hannah, Brennan is always the closest person in his life," Nathan says. "The sniper will affect Booth and Brennan in a very profound way."

(Tradución tomada de ForoBones: laufer.321)

Bones me está matando! Por favor, dígame que Booth se volverá racional y elegirá a Brennan en el nuevo año. - Linda

ADAM: Bueno, él puede tener otras cosas en mente: El productor ejecutivo Stephen Nathan me dice que una historia próxima sobre un francotirador va a volver el mundo de Booth al revés. "Booth es obligado a enfrentarse a la vida que él llevó [como un francotirador en el Ejército] cuando ve a un tipo que está pervirtiendo la profesión", dice. "La necesidad de Booth de entregar a éste tipo a la justicia nos mantendrá colgados el resto del año" Pero mientras tanto, Booth verá a a Brennan como su roca (o fortaleza). "Cualquiera que sea su relación con Hannah, Brennan es siempre la persona más cercana en su vida", dice Nathan. "El francotirador afectará a Booth y Brennan, de una manera muy profunda."

martes, 14 de diciembre de 2010

Daisy dejara Bones?

We've decided that Bones’ Daisy is slightly more adorable than annoying (although not by much), so it was with interest that we noticed Carla Gallo, the actress that plays Sweets’ lady love, is slated to costar in a new CW pilot. The new show, called Danni Lowinski, is about a hairdresser who goes to law school, but then can't get a job at any of the big firms — how apropos for the current economic situation, no? Instead, she sets up shop on her own firm in a shopping mall. Amanda Walsh plays the lead and has a Bones connection: She starred along with David Boreanaz in the 2005 flick These Girls and also appeared in October Road, Disturbia, and The Big Bang Theory.

Our gal Gallo will play Kaz, "who is brassy, a little slutty and fiercely protective" of her best pal, Danni. Don’t take this as a sign that the Sweesy romance is definitely ending, though: Daisy is only one of many squinterns on Bones, and Gallo has been known to work multiple acting gigs, busy girl that she is! In addition to Bones, she's been seen on Men of a Certain Age and Californication.



(No tome esto como una señal de que el romance entre Sweets y Daisy esta definitivamente roto, ya que Daisy no es solamente uno de muchos "internos" en Bones. A Gallo se la conoce como alguien que ha echo múltiples trabajos, es una chica ocupada. La podemos ver en Men of a Certain Age y Californication.)




Emily Deschanel en el Homenaje Humane Society

domingo, 12 de diciembre de 2010

La sepulturera



Mis Creaciones

Les dejo este otro video, que lo hice con mucho cariño para todas las lectoras de este Blogger, no se les olvide que tambien Booth sufrio mucho y no es justo que lo odien.

Aqui les dejo otro video que me parecio estupendo, ya que al final de este nos hace reflexionar y ver, sobre cuanto cambio Brennan.

viernes, 10 de diciembre de 2010

RECOMIENDO MUCHO ESTE VIDEO

ESTE VIDEO ESTA PARA LLORAR PERO CON GANAS, MUY BUEN VIDEO DISFRUTENLO:

Quiero ser lo suficientemente salvaje y audaz como para huir contigo, mi bebe...
Quiero que pase el tiempo y dejar las horas a un lado para estar contigo, mi bebe...
Pero, oh, pero si miro hacia abajo ahora voy a caer...
¿Y que pasa con el frio del agua, cuando caiga?
Quiero estar calmada y en silencio decir, me tumbare contigo bebe...
Me gustaria ser valiente y seguro hoy voy a rezar, para que seas tu mi bebe...
Pero, oh, pero si miro hacia abajo ahora voy a caer...

¿Y que pasa con el frio del agua, cuando caiga?
Oh, oh, si miro hacia abajo ahora, dime que caeré
¿Y que pasa con el frio del agua, cuando caiga?

Oh, oh, si miro hacia abajo ahora, dime que caeré

¿Y que pasa con el frio del agua, cuando caiga?
Cuando me caiga, cuando me caiga...

Carla Kettner la escritora de "The Doctor in the Photo" habla sobre el episodio:

PARA VER LA ENTREVISTA

Para descargar 6X09 "The Doctor in the Photo"


PARA DESCARGAR 6X09


PARA DESCARGAR SUBTITULOS

miércoles, 8 de diciembre de 2010

SPOILER

Estoy que grito no puedo parar de ver este video, la verdad que el epi de mañana sera super increible, emoscionante no tengo palabras para describirlo.



TRADUCCIÓN:

Brennan: Cuando estás sola, la gente supone que eres una persna solitaria. Como muchas suposiciones, esta es errónea.

Brennan: Altura estimada entre 1,75 y 1,80 mts.

Booth: Básicamente pesa y mide lo mismo que tu, ¿no Huesos?

Brennan: ¡Oh!

Booth: ¿Oh que?

Brennan: nada

Sweets: ¿esa es la víctima?

Brennan: ¡Sweets es clavada a mi! ¡ mira, soy yo!

Sweets: Lo que veo es que se está sobreidentificando con la víctima : brillante científica, soltera y sin hijos, consumida por una vida paralela a su trabajo.

Booth: Huesos tu no sueles recoger cosas que podrían ser pruebas.

Cam: No es propio de ti olvidar cosas.

Angela: Te estas comportándo de una forma extraña y te estoy preguntando por qué.

Booth: Quizás necesites un par de días libres.

Brennan: Ahora estoy bien.

Booth: ¿Por qué te tomas esto de una forma tan personal, Huesos?

Brennan: Sólo estoy cansada, pido disculpas.

Brennan: ¿Cree que me estoy volviendo loca?

Sweets: No está sola en el mundo.

Brennan: Necesito irme.

Booth: ¡no!

(Traducción: dksbones)

Bones nominado en: PEOPLE´S CHOISE AWARD

PARA VOTAR POR BONES


sábado, 4 de diciembre de 2010

Emily Deschanel reveals a very personal episode of “Bones”

Emily Deschanel has a very intense episode of Bones coming up. In “The Doctor in the Photo,” airing Thursday December 9 at 8, Brennan (Deschanel) analyzes the body of a surgeon. Her investigation shows a lot of parallels between the deceased and herself, including career habits, relationships or lack thereof. The case makes Brennan reflect on her life in an uncharacteristically emotional episode. Deschanel spoke with the media in a conference call to discuss next week’s show, with very minor spoilers.

Q: How did it feel to portray Brennan so vulnerably?

Emily Deschanel: It’s hard because you have to go through all the emotions that she’s going through. At the same time it’s refreshing because it’s a very different episode than most episodes of the show. It’s kind of strange. It’s a different episode but it was one of my favorite scripts. I haven’t seen the actual final cut yet but hopefully it’ll be one of my favorite episodes. It’s just very unique. It’s very personal to Brennan. She’s facing her own mortality and also looking at her life and seeing what she would be leaving behind when she dies. You don’t see that side of Brennan very often. She becomes very vulnerable trying to solve this case. Brennan thinks it sounds very familiar whether they’re physical or personal qualities. Then even looking at the photograph of the person who died, it looks like Brennan. This episode is from Brennan’s perspective. It’s very interesting but very terrifying for Brennan, confusing. Then she’s visited by a night watchman who we’re not even sure if he really exists in real life. Enrico Colantoni plays that part. It was hard to go through that because I was in every single scene of this episode so there were not breaks in this episode.

Q: What scene was the hardest to do in this episode?

ED: Basically, Brennan has to face her own life because this woman has died, she doesn’t have much of a persona life. The only people who listed her missing are people at work. She doesn’t have friends. She had kind of a romance with a guy but nothing really happened. No one really missed her and isn’t that every human’s worst fear? Dying and no one missed you, no one notices. This affects Brennan greatly, she starts relating to the character, believing it was her. She realizes she made a mistake saying no to Booth last year. It forces Brennan into a place where she is bold and kind of aware of her feelings in a way that she hasn’t been before. It’s a huge, very strange experience for her to become aware of her feelings. Here it takes a very strange experience for her to face her feelings and to see them. It was one of those scenes that you know is there and you prepare for it acting-wise. You know it’s coming up but it’s one of those things, it says that you’re crying in the scene and then you’re like, ‘It’s okay if I don’t cry, I don’t have to cry.’ But then walking in, everyone’s expecting that and there’s a lot of pressure. It’s one of those things as an actor that you kind of dread those scenes in a way. You’d rather it not be written in and just see if your emotions go to that place or not. At the same time, it’s good to have those markers to know where your breaking points are as a character. Where in the story is the low point?

Q: Does the episode end on a positive note?

ED: I think so. I think so and I think that she realizes that she isn’t that woman. She is not as extreme as this person but it’s always good to have those reminders in life to see who am I, what am I doing in life? Am I working my whole life away and not spending time with people who are important? Am I not taking a chance on something I’ll regret on my deathbed? Being around death all the time, fake death or in Brennan’s case real death, you are aware of your own mortality and you can’t help thinking about that. As a result, I think you have to become more bold in your life and take chances. I think that’s what Brennan is doing and that’s a wonderful thing, to make the most of our lives while we have it. Brennan took that chance and whether or not it worked out doesn’t matter as much as that she took that chance. Even if it is hard and sad, life is hard and sad at times and the point is we get through those times.

Q: What are the ramifications of these revelations in the subsequent episodes?

ED: Honestly, Brennan’s the kind of person that the closer she gets to opening up her feelings, the more closed off she becomes. After that, I think she becomes even more closed off in a way so there is the reaction. It may not be the reaction that people want from Brennan, but she rarely is predictable in that way. I think you’ll see Brennan becoming more protected than she has been. Then at times she’s open so I think it affects her but it affects her in many different, opposing ways you’ll see in many episodes to come.

Q: Was it a relief for you to go back to normal cases after such an emotionally involving one?

ED: Absolutely. Absolutely. It took a lot out of me and it was an exhausting episode physically, outside in the rain at night and all that stuff. I’m not saying poor me in any way but it was a relief to come back to doing an episode, these episodes about sister wives, things like that. Definitely a relief. Fluffy may not be exactly the right word for it, but it’s nice to have cases on the fluffier side of things. We have an episode about kind of daredevil BMX bikers. We have an episode about people who are polygamists. An episode like that seems to be popular now with different reality shows and Big Love. We have one with a grave digger which is action packed. There’s a sniper loose in D.C. David [Boreanaz] directs an episode about that which is great, great, fun action packed episode. I just love that episode. That’s a really exciting one.

Q: Will the Hannah/Booth dynamic get more serious?

ED: Yes, it actually does get more serious so that creates a whole situation for all of them. One thing I must say I love about this dynamic between Hannah and Booth and Brennan. Hannah is not a bad person. So many times you see a character come in as a love triangle when people want the two leads to get together. You have to like her, and that’s not an order but I just feel like she’s a nice person. Brennan certainly likes her and respects her. There are a lot of internal conflicts rather than external. There are internal conflicts in Brennan because she wants to be with Booth, she’s realizing this, but because she loves Booth she wants him to be happy. Booth is happy with Hannah now and that’s hard to see but she wants him to be happy. She also sees that Hannah is a wonderful, smart, tough, cool woman. You can’t really blame Booth for falling in love with her. There are all these conflicting emotions within one character alone. I just think it’s great to have conflict between characters, within characters where no one’s intending bad things. It’s just life. It’s what happens. I’ve seen this happen in life so many times where there are feelings for people and they don’t feel the same way but you can’t blame them. It’s a wonderful push and pull dance between the characters. I really like that dynamic but it does get more serious with Hannah.

Q: Won’t it come to a head when Hannah finds out about Brennan’s feelings for Booth?

ED: Yes, it will. Yes, it will. It’s going to be revealed in some way to Hannah about the situation with Brennan and Booth and Brennan revealing her feelings. It definitely creates a situation with Hannah and Brennan in their friendship so it’s an interesting dynamic between these two that you don’t see very often. It does definitely create some issues and conflict.

Q: You’re already on your sixth season which is a huge success. How long do you want the show to continue for?

ED: It’s such a good question. It’s so hard to know. I wish I had that perspective. It’s something I don’t really have control over at this point. I have a contract for eight seasons so I can’t say I’m done now. I’d rather not say, “We’re peaking I’m done” because I’d get in trouble for breaking my contract. I’d rather say we’re going for eight seasons. It’s something as an actor you only have so much control over. Some shows last 10 years and that’s incredible. I can’t believe we’ve been here six seasons, not because I don’t love it. It’s just there are so many wonderful shows that get cancelled in the first season. So many wonderful shows don’t get picked up in the first place. I’m so lucky to be doing a show I love and a character I love doing. I love doing the show. When I started, I thought three seasons, that’s the most. That’s such a long time and I’ll be exhausted by then and I will be done and then I can move onto other things. It keeps going but I never thought, “Oh, we got picked up for another season, darn it. I wish that hadn’t happened.” I’ve always been excited when we’ve been picked up for another season. Maybe talk to me when we’ve gone 11 years and I’ll say, “I’m done, I’m sick of it.” Right now I’m enjoying it and loving it and counting my lucky stars.

Q: Does it get exhausting to live in the skin of Brennan?

ED: Yes and no. I think that Brennan has become a lot more open over the years and you get to see her dorky, quirky side at times which is fun. So I kind of hang onto those moments and try to incorporate things like that in every episode. My favorite thing about people in general is that they have contradictions. Brennan is no exception to that rule. I love exploring the contradictions to her character and all of that. I’m an actor too so playing a character who is very different from myself is one of the best things to happen to me. So many times people are hired to play something very close to who they are in real life. It’s a wonderful opportunity to play this character who is very different. Sometimes I remind myself of her. I can be a real nerd and I say that in the most affectionate way but I’m very different. So I love the fact that I am different from the character. It’s true sometimes, especially when you’re doing certain episodes, you take it home with you a little bit. I’ve tried to make boundaries for myself where I leave work at work. I do all my acting work on the weekends and I learn my lines the day before. If there’s any work to do for the next day, I do it at work. I don’t leave work until I’ve finished that. I don’t like to take my work home and that means staying late, even after working 15 hours, I’ll stay another hour or two until I get things right. That said, it does leak into your personal life sometimes.

Q: What extra work did you have to do on “The Doctor in the Photo?”

ED: You just spend more time working on it. I worked with my acting teacher on it but there’s just a lot of work you do on your own. I hate talking about the acting process but it’s a lot of creating thoughts and memories and all that so there’s a lot of work to do. When it’s such a heavy episode, you’re facing such serious emotions in the character. It’s just more demanding so it takes longer to do. You’re just working harder on that. It’s stuff I love. I love doing that. So I like the challenge. I don’t think I could do it every single episode. Maybe I’d get used to it but I think it demands.

Q: Does anything about Brennan still surprise you?

ED: Yeah. I think I was surprised as she started to open up more. What I just love is, this is a couple seasons ago, but I love there was a scene where she asks Sweets to help her learn facial expressions, because she’s kind of almost on the autistic spectrum, almost Asperger-y, not quite but has some characteristics that fit into that. She doesn’t really understand how to read people’s emotions. I love that she recognized how to do this and get better at it. We had the Jersey Shore episode that surprised me. Just how much Brennan had studied this culture of the guidos and how seriously she took it. In a way things surprise me and in a way things don’t because of course she studied these guidos and of course she takes it very seriously as an anthropological study. Yes and no. I love so many different qualities, especially when she’s trying to grow as a person.

Q: What advice would you give to actors trying to get a start?

ED: Study acting. Do theater. Do as many plays. Play as many different kind of characters as you possibly can. Stretch as far as you can. Make it about the acting. So many people get caught up in the looks and the agents and the business of it all and who you know. I guess that’s valid but if you concentrate on the acting, I can’t say that everything will fall into place because I know so many incredibly talented actors who are struggling. I heard somebody say once that it’s 90% perseverance and 5% talent and I think that’s true, but if you’re perseverant and concentrate on the acting, that’s all I say.




viernes, 3 de diciembre de 2010

Conferencia de llamadas Tweets: Emily Deschanel

"Next episode is very personal to Brennan. She's very vulnerable..confronts her mortality. I'm in every scene.

I love playing this character, she is so different from me. But sometimes I see some of myself in Brennan.

"In the next episode the scene w/David in the car I was expected to cry-I kinda dread those scenes."

"Brennan realizes she make a mistake with Booth last year. This episode/case helps her take risks in her life"

"Brennan wants Booth to be happy, she is conflicted about his relationship with Hananh... that gets more serious.

The relationship between Hannah and Brennan becomes strained when Brennan reveals her feelings for Booth"

"I love that we have such loyal fans. I have a contract for 8 seasons, I'm so lucky to be doing this great show."

"We have upcoming episodes about BMX Bikers, Polygamy and David directs an action-packed episode about a sniper."

"Brennan is clueless about reading peoples emotions, that surprises me. I love that she is growing as a person."

"After this very emotional upcoming episode it was nice to go back to a more typical Bones episode"

"It's been reported I was directing "The Wedding Planner" episode but I am not. Will do one later in season."

Emily said not disappointed postpone directing #Bones. Doesn't have to prep now-more time to spend w/ family over holidays.


Subtitulos 6X08 "The Twisted Bones in the Melted Truck"



jueves, 2 de diciembre de 2010

LINCK DE DESCARGA BONES 6X08

(Gracias a Kate)

Promo 6X09

¡¡¡¡¡SPOILERS FUERTES!!!!!!!!

CHICAS VUELVO A CREER EN BONES, ESTO ESTA PARA LLORAR, DE VERDAD QUE LLORARAN LES DEJO LA PROMO DEL EPI 9:

VER BONES EN DIRECTO

Emily Deschanel pospone su papel como Directora hasta final de Temporada



In my column in the new issue of TV Guide Magazine, I break episode details of Bones star Emily Deschanel's directorial debut. Series creator Hart Hanson had entrusted Emily to direct Bones' wedding-themed Valentine's Day episode that was inspired, in part, by the actress' real-life wedding last September. But as soon as my story went to press, the decision was made to postpone Emily's directorial debut until later in the season. And American Idol is to blame.

To allow Emily to prepare for directing episode 14, her character, Brennan, was reduced to a lesser role in both episodes 13 and 14. Hanson reconsidered the logic of this when he realized the huge opportunity Bones will have to attract new viewers when these episodes air during February sweeps — directly after Idol! So in order to beef up Brennan's presence on screen, Hanson says he "begged Emily to postpone her directing gig on the show until later in the season."

He adds, "Emily agreed with me that diminishing our star's profile during these crucial episodes might compromise our chances to reach the new audience which Idol may very well provide. She very kindly consented to moving her directorial debut until later in the season. When it comes to Bones, Emily puts the show first. Which is why we love her."

TRADUCCION GRACIAS A: http://www.bonesup.blogspot.com/

En mi columna de la nueva edición de Tv Guide Magazine doy detalles del debut de la estrella de Bones Emily Deschanel como directora. El creador de la serie Hart Hanson había confiado en Emily para dirigir el episodio de la boda con el tema de San Valentin que fue inspirado, en parte, por la real boda de la actriz en Septiembre. Pero tan pronto como mi historia se fue a la imprenta, se tomo la decisión de aplazar el debut como directora de Emily hasta mas tarde en la temporada. Y American Idol es el culpable.

Para permitir a Emily prepararse para dirigir el episodio 14, su personaje, Brennan, se redujo a un papel menor en los episodios 13 y 14. Hanson reconsidero la logica de esto cuando vio la gran oportunidad que Bones tendrá para atraer a nuevos espectadores cuando estos episodios salgan al aire durante el cambio en Febrero- directamente después de Idol!. Asique para reforzar la presencia de Brennan en la pantalla, Hanson dice que “le suplicó a Emily posponer su dirección temporal en el programa hasta finales de la temporada."

Y añade, “Emily estuvo de acuerdo conmigo que la disminución de la aparición de nuestra estrella durante estos episodios cruciales puede que comprometa nuestras chances de alcanzar a la nueva audiencia que Idol bien proporcionar. Ella muy amablemente accedió al traslado de su debut como directora hasta finales de temporada. Cuando se trata de Bones, Emily pone el show primero. Es por eso que la amamos.”






Ya se extrañaba esa sonrisa.......