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Thursday, December 25, 2014
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
ANSWER THE POLL ON red.band.society.blogspot.com to #SaveRedBandSociety
We are standing just at the very last winter chapter of this AMAZING story we started 3 months ago... YES! #RedBandSociety And as you might know, we've been having some sorts of problems, that could have cancelled it. To show to all over the world how much we love RED BAND SOCIETY, LETS EVERYBODY VOTE ON THE POLL ON YOUR RIGHT, ASKING WHICH MARK FROM 0-10 defines best how much you enjoyed Red Band Society.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
@joanponsart
Take a look to the real #RedBandSociety blog, about the original version in CATALAN! Its so beautiful, you'll love it!! polseres-vermelles.blogspot.com
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
#SaveRedBandSociety
From the very begining #RedBandSociety has made us cry, laugh and learn so many things about life, showed through this beautiful family, group of young ill boys and girls, who know what is real life more than barely anyone!
For this reason and so many others WE WANT TO SAVE THIS AMAZING SHOW!!
Write a comment explaining your reason of why would you Save Red Band Society! We wanna make us hear!
Let's do it!!!
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Monday, October 20, 2014
Friday, October 17, 2014
INTRODUCING… CHARLIE ROWE
Charlie Rowe has worked with Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Rhys Ifans, Anna Friel and Bob Hoskins, appeared in hit films The Golden Compass and The Boat That Rocked, won an award for a short film and boasts more than 23,000 followers on Twitter.
For any actor, this would be quite some achievement, but for one who is only 16-years-old (he’ll turn 17 next month), it’s pretty extraordinary. When I met Rowe during rehearsals for The Winslow Boy, he was the youngest person I’d ever interviewed – well apart from the Matildas, but they always come in fours so it sort of amounts to interviewing one very excitable 40-year-old – and I wasn’t sure what to expect. What I found was a frighteningly eloquent young performer, genuinely passionate about learning everything he can from working at the Old Vic theatre and filled with enough ambition and drive to ensure he’ll probably not only ace the A-Levels he’s about to take but also wow critics with his first leading stage role.
On a rare break from rehearsals, homework, making videos for his fans and indulging his other love for music, Rowe told Official London Theatre what it feels like to be a teenager with a (very female-heavy) fan base, why theatre is in his blood and how his ultimate dream lies behind the camera.
CV in brief:
2005: Makes theatrical debut in The Snowman at the Peacock theatre
2007: Makes film debut in The Golden Compass
2009: Appears in Richard Curtis’ The Boat That Rocked
2010: Makes appearances in films Never Let Me Go and The Nutcracker In 3D
2011: Stars in TV mini-series Neverland as Peter Pan
2013: Stars in The Winslow Boy at the Old Vic theatre
Where did you grow up?
I was born in Islington and live in North London still. I’ve got one little sister called Mattie.
What first sparked your interested in performing?
It’s in my family; my Mum teaches drama, my Dad writes stuff, my Aunty is in the theatre and so is my Grandma. I started out doing the whole jazz hands, tap dancing courses at drama schools and then it progressed from there.
You were in The Golden Compass when you were only 10-years-old. Was that your professional debut?
No, I did a few commercials and billboard photos and stuff like that before. I also did The Snowman at the Peacock theatre, but The Golden Compass was pretty big and it felt ridiculous and exciting.
Did that give you the acting bug?
Yes, it definitely kicked it off. I got to meet Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman, it was unbelievable.
Tell me about your character in The Winslow Boy.
He’s been expelled from Naval College for stealing some money. He’s his father’s last chance at having a respected son and a son who is doing well in school, and I let him down and I’m just incredibly scared.
Are you enjoying playing him?
I am yes. I can sort of relate to him, that whole thing about being told off by teachers and just being slightly nervous of your father [laughs]. I think we all are!
So you’re naughty at school then, is that what you’re saying?
This happened last time I was interviewed! I need to stop saying it; I’m not naughty at school, I’m perfectly behaved! I’ve never been expelled, I’ve never been suspended, I’m a good boy in school, but everyone’s been told off once or twice…
You’re doing your A-Levels at the moment. How do you balance acting and school?
By working very hard! It’s quite tough, but I’m getting there. I’ve got exams during the run of this show and I’ll be going to school every day and then doing the show at night.
This is your first leading role on stage. It must feel like quite a new experience.
The Snowman was dancing, it was movement, I had one line in it and that was “Boo”, and there were three other boys doing eight shows a week on rotation. This is just me, at the Old Vic and it’s a serious play.
Are you nervous?
I’m really scared! But very excited and I know I can do it, so that’s fine.
What drew you to the play?
The fact that it was theatre, it was at the Old Vic and it was Lindsay [Posner, the director]. I’d been doing a lot of film and this was a chance to do something English and theatre is just incredibly respected. Already it’s been a crash course in the craft. It was that whole idea of ‘I’m going to learn so much here’ which drew me to it.
So are you a big theatre fan?
Yes. The last thing I saw was Uncle Vanya, directed by Lindsay. Anna Friel, who is a friend of mine, was in that. We try to go as much as we can.
Has your co-star Henry Goodman given you any advice?
Everything he does is advice. He’s incredible, he really is. Just the way he studies his character, learns his lines, he’s very professional and he can just snap out of it, come out here and have a laugh with us in the breaks.
You already have lots of fans and thousands of Twitter followers [the total stands at 23,664 at the time of going to print]. How does that feel?
It’s a bit surreal. It’s weird because you get stuff sent in the post and things like that.
What’s the strangest thing you’ve been sent?
I got a sock sent to me in the post once. Just one sock. A baby’s sock… very strange! But it’s nice, they all support what you’re doing and it’s great because you can promote yourself and your colleagues and what they’re doing. I don’t Tweet all the time, but it’s nice that people are interested in my career.
The Old Vic theatre has a great scheme for young theatregoers. Do you think this play will attract a younger audience because of your fan base?
I hope so, it’s really exciting and hopefully younger people will come to the theatre. I’m sick of going to the theatre and it just being filled with elderly folk [laughs]! I’d like more kids to go and see theatre because it really is amazing.
Did playing Peter Pan in the television show Neverland feel like a big break for you?
It was a leading role, an iconic role, and it was definitely something new. I’d never really done a scene where I was playing a challenging character with an incredible actor and this was a chance to work with Rhys Ifans and Anna Friel and Bob Hoskins and people like that; it was just fantastic.
Everything’s exciting, every film feels like a big break and this [The Winslow Boy] feels like a big break as well.
You’ve already worked with lots of famous actors. Do you have any particular favourites?
It’s hard to single one out. I’m so lucky to just meet them and work with them. Rhys and Anna were pretty incredible because of the fact that we did have a lot of scenes together and I spent a lot of time with them. They became my mum and dad on set.
Looking forward, do you want to carry on education and go to university?
I definitely want to complete my A-Levels, just because this career is so unreliable really. I’m not so sure about university. I’ve got time, whether it’s university, film school, drama school or I just head out there into the big wide world…
You also sing and write songs. Is that something you’d like to do as a career?
I’ve always been interested in singing. My sister’s a fantastic singer and it’s just something that’s always been around. I play saxophone and guitar. I’d definitely like to pursue it and it’s something I’d like to keep going, if not as a career then as a hobby.
What about combining the two and doing a musical?
Oh hello! There we go. Whatever comes up, I’m up for!
What’s been the most memorable point in your career so far?
Every time you get told you get a part, it’s just wonderfully soothing and incredibly fantastic and healing. You have a bad day at school, you come home and get told you’ve got a part in something and it’s just like ‘Yeah, it’s all worth it’.
I did a short film called Disco and won an award for Best Supporting Actor at an indie film festival and that was nice. Hopefully there’s lots more to come.
What do you have coming up next?
There’s a film coming out in December, Walking With Dinosaurs, and then possibly a film [400 Boys] we’d be going off to China to film. But it’s been postponed for a bit so it just depends.
Are there any particular roles you’d like to play in your career?
I think every boy would quite like to play James Bond!
Who would be your dream Bond girl?
Oh no! [Laughs and thinks for a split second] Mila Kunis is gorgeous so it would have to be her.
What drives you? Awards, the work, fame?
I’ve never really thought of doing anything else but this. It just seems so natural and I love it. I love the fact that I can work here every day and go home and stay up doing my homework, I like my days being packed. I don’t see myself doing anything else; I just want to be successful with this. If fame comes, then so be it, I’ll try and enjoy it.
If you weren’t an actor, what would you be?
I want to direct films ultimately. Hopefully I’ll have a fantastic career in acting and then go on to do that. That’s my dream, that’s the ultimate goal.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
#REDBANDSOCIETY DRAWING CONTEST!!!!! 🏣😍❤️🏣😍❤️🏣😍❤️
Today is the day! Today we are going to watch the best show ever on TV!!! Today we are going to laugh and cry with Leo... Jordi... Emma... Kara... Dash... Charlie... etc and they are also going to feel that with all of us!! In addition we are having a DRAWING CONTEST!!! Here are the requirements:
1) LOOOOOOOVE DRAWING
2) LOOOOOOOVE RED BAND SOCIETY!
If you accomplish both things you are in the right place!
During tonight and tomorrow before 2 PM send us your drawing (portrait of any character, any hospital corridor, any RBS logo... it's up to you) and we will pick 5 winners!
We will post these 5 drawings in our blog and twitter and the one with more votes and Retweets is going to be the winner!!
GOOOOOOOOD LUCK TO EVERYONEE!!!!
Peace and love Red Band Society! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
MARGARET NAGLE INTERVIEW!!!!
Here we are with Margaret Nagle, the rewritter of the Catalan TV show "Polseres Vermelles" (Albert Espinosa), the creator of its american version, called RED BAND SOCIETY
Hi Margaret, welcome to Red Band Society Blog! Have you seen our blog?
Yes! I love it!
What is your role in Red Band Society?
I wrote the american version of the TV show created by Albert Espinosa, "Red Band Society".
When does it starts?
September 17th.
And what is this TV show about?
It narrates the story of a group of boys that live in a hospital, and they get together to have a better life. If you want to know more about it, just watch it. ;)
Who is your favourite character? Who is the most important character?
I think they are all important, but maybe Leo, Jordi, Emma and Charlie are the most. My favourite character is Dash; Dash is me.
Interesting... so, will we cry watching Red Band Society?
If you cry it won't be because you expect to, it's because you didn't. Mostly you will laugh, I hope.
If you could travel anywhere right now, where would you go?
Ireland with Albert Espinosa. He has the deep soul of an Irishman. We would fit in there great together.
First we would go to Dublin. Then we would visit the Temple's Street Children Hospital and eat at Il Posto.
Thanks so much for your attention and we wish you the best!
Thanks to you too! Good luck!
Friday, October 3, 2014
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Sunday, September 28, 2014
BRACCIALETTI ROSSI
Did you know that Italy also has its Red Band Society? They are actually on its second season! It is called Braccialetti Rossi, and here you can see their characters!
Saturday, September 27, 2014
1. Red Band remade…
Red Band Society is based on a Catalan television show Polseres Vermelles, which debuted in 2011.
2. Is there a doctor in the house?
Mimoun revealed that the Red Band Society crew has not one, but two doctors on staff—one in the writer’s room in Los Angeles, and the other on set advising in Atlanta, where the show is filmed (and where we presumed most of the cast were filming during the Paley event).
3. Two parts reality, one part magical realism…
The omniscient Charlie narrates the series from his hospital bed—where he lies in a coma. The pilot episode features a scene where Charlie is shown caught between two worlds with another one of the patients. Mimoun says that the show revisits “Charlie world” again after the pilot.
4. My So-Called Life
Cruz said he’s still asked about his other coming-of-age TV series, My So-Called Life, which starred Claire Danes and Jared Leto. “It never gets old,” he said of the beloved, but short-lived show. Cruz also shared this jaw-dropping tidbit of trivia:My So-Called Life just celebrated the 20th anniversary of its premiere (August 25, 1994).
5. No vampires.
Cruz was dropping one-liners and zingers throughout the night, and when the panel discussed the ways in which Red Band Society was tapping into a teen zeitgeist that leaned more toward The Fault in Our Stars than Twilight, Cruz quipped, “Mortality is the new immortality…we do take blood, though.”
6. On scrub love…
While teen angst and relationships are a big part of the storylines, the adults will have their own sexy entanglements, too. Rittenhouse, who plays the newbie nurse in her first TV role, teased the audience that her character might be “developing a crush” on someone at the hospital. Hmm. Paging, Dr. McAndrew…
7. Malpractice, anyone?
Speaking of Ocean Park’s resident [adult] hottie, Mimoun did mention that Annable’s character “makes a huge mistake at the end of episode two.”
8. Mysterious Nurse Jackson
Although Nurse Jackson can put her Nurse Ratched face forward, Spencer’s character is a softie when it comes to the kids on her floor. Mimoun said that Jackson “broke rules in the past…and present.” Her history and home life will be explored later in the season to provide a little context to the nurse she’s become. And later in the season, Jackson and McAndrew clash over comatose Charlie.
9. On the grim reaper, reaping…
While the show has a mid-season hiatus because of the World Series, Mimoun said the first 13 episodes take place over three weeks “in hospital time.” Since the show is set in a pediatric ward where the patients are fighting cancer and other diseases, she offered this sobering reality: “Someone may die.”
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
DRAWING CONTEST!!!!
Hey guys!! Do you like drawing? Do you like Red Band Society? This is your place!! Participate in our first DRAWING CONTEST!!! You have to draw something related with Red Band Society! The best drawing will be exposed in the head photo of the RED BAND SOCIETY BLOG and its author will be promoted in the blog!!!! Become a famous artist!
You have to send us your drawing by mail, twitter, instagram or by blog!
GOOD LUCK!!!
You have to send us your drawing by mail, twitter, instagram or by blog!
GOOD LUCK!!!
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
FIRST QUIZ CONTEST!!!
Do you want to become famous? Do you want Red Band Society Blog promote your twitter account during all one day? Answer the questions on the QUIZ page and write your email!!!! All the winners will be on our blog during all the second Red Band Society Episode!!!!
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Saturday, September 20, 2014
The words "scary bitch" next to Octavia Spencer cause big controversy
19.09.2014
An advertising campaign in the subway and on buses in Los Angeles to promote the series "Red Band Society", adapted from the Spanish "Polseres Vermelles", has been withdrawn after anger woke of numerous activists, as reported by ABC.
The conflict was caused by the placement of the words "scary bitch" next to the actress Octavia Spencer. As some point out, the only insult the poster, which defined in a few words various parties, appeared right next to the only black cast member. In the picture, the other characters were qualified with much milder words: the sexy doc, the coma boy, the rebel, the girl next door, the player...
They point to Spielberg and Fox as responsible
Some point to Steven Spielberg and Fox Studios as responsible for allowing a form depromoción thus mistreating black women. In addition to removal of the poster, which has already occurred in the Metro, the National Action Network are requested requires apologize for what happened.
A spokesman for the city's subway angelina said authorities had decided to pull the ads because "denigrated women." "The message spoke for itself. It was not acceptable," added the source to Los Angeles Times. The company is now working to remove the 190 ads placed as soon as possible.
Fox apologises
A spokesman for Fox, meanwhile, explained that once knew the impact of the campaign had immediately offered to remove the offending words. "We deeply apologize if the poster has upset someone," he added.
Monday, September 8, 2014
MARGARET NAGLE INTERVIEW!!!!
Here we are with Margaret Nagle, the rewritter of the Catalan TV show "Polseres Vermelles" (Albert Espinosa), the creator of its american version, called RED BAND SOCIETY
Hi Margaret, welcome to Red Band Society Blog! Have you seen our blog?
Yes! I love it!
What is your role in Red Band Society?
I wrote the american version of the TV show created by Albert Espinosa, "Red Band Society".
When does it starts?
September 17th.
And what is this TV show about?
It narrates the story of a group of boys that live in a hospital, and they get together to have a better life. If you want to know more about it, just watch it. ;)
Who is your favourite character? Who is the most important character?
I think they are all important, but maybe Leo, Jordi, Emma and Charlie are the most. My favourite character is Dash; Dash is me.
Interesting... so, will we cry watching Red Band Society?
If you cry it won't be because you expect to, it's because you didn't. Mostly you will laugh, I hope.
If you could travel anywhere right now, where would you go?
Ireland with Albert Espinosa. He has the deep soul of an Irishman. We would fit in there great together.
First we would go to Dublin. Then we would visit the Temple's Street Children Hospital and eat at Il Posto.
Thanks so much for your attention and we wish you the best!
Thanks to you too! Good luck!
Hi Margaret, welcome to Red Band Society Blog! Have you seen our blog?
Yes! I love it!
What is your role in Red Band Society?
I wrote the american version of the TV show created by Albert Espinosa, "Red Band Society".
When does it starts?
September 17th.
And what is this TV show about?
It narrates the story of a group of boys that live in a hospital, and they get together to have a better life. If you want to know more about it, just watch it. ;)
Who is your favourite character? Who is the most important character?
I think they are all important, but maybe Leo, Jordi, Emma and Charlie are the most. My favourite character is Dash; Dash is me.
Interesting... so, will we cry watching Red Band Society?
If you cry it won't be because you expect to, it's because you didn't. Mostly you will laugh, I hope.
If you could travel anywhere right now, where would you go?
Ireland with Albert Espinosa. He has the deep soul of an Irishman. We would fit in there great together.
First we would go to Dublin. Then we would visit the Temple's Street Children Hospital and eat at Il Posto.
Thanks so much for your attention and we wish you the best!
Thanks to you too! Good luck!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
NEW QUIZ !!
If you think that you have not yet started the series you know more than anyone runs to the new quiz I posted !!!
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Saturday, August 30, 2014
OUR FIRST PORTRAIT!! @griffingluck
The artist @OwenGluck drew this awesome portrait of the actor Griffin Gluck. Look at it!!!
Friday, August 29, 2014
Wanna be part of our team??
Hey guys!! If you have any special skill, if you are an artist and... you love RED BAND SOCIETY join us!!! Take a look to our section "Wanna be part of our team" and find out how can you fit!! Hope to see you!!!
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
600 PAGEVIEWS!
Congratulations!! We have arrived to 600 PAGEVIEWS! Next step... 1000! Thank you so much for trusting in us! We <3 Red Band Society!!!
Castellano
Mira la premier del primer episodio de #redbandsociety AQUÍ!!!! http://www.hulu.com/watch/677525
ITALIANO
Guarda il premier episodio di #redbandsociety (#BraccialettiRossi ) QUI!!!! http://t.co/PAN2sfgOLE
Saturday, August 23, 2014
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GRIFFIN! ( @griffingluck )
red-band-society.blogspot.com wanna wish a REALLY GOOD HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THIS AWESOME GUY, @griffingluck !! HAVE AN AWESOME DAY GRIFFIN!!
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Funny thing
A funny thing about Red Band Society is that the 4 Executive Producers are Darryl Frank, Justin Falvey, Steven Spielberg and Sergio Agüero, a guy named exactly the same as Manchester City's striker, Sergio Agüero, from Argentina.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
"Red Band Society" in Wikipedia
Red Band Society is an upcoming American television series on Fox for the 2014–15 American television season developed by Margaret Nagle. The series premiere is slated for September 17, 2014.
Based upon the Catalan drama series Polseres vermelles, the series is a dark dramedy focused on a group of teenagers living together as patients in a hospital's pediatric ward.
Monday, August 18, 2014
IMPORTANT!!
Do your part:
1) Visit myredbandsociety.com
2) FOX will donate $1 for every SHARE
3) If we hit $100k, FOX will unlock the pilot!
@redbandsociety
It's a great pleasure to see that the creator of "Red Band Society", @espinosa_albert and the rewritter of it, @Margaretnagle73 are following us! WELCOME!!!
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Polseres Vermelles
If it's the first time you hear about Red Band Society, we should explain you that the original version, called Polseres Vermelles appeared on TV three years ago, and their actors and actresses you like this guys in this picture! Excited to meet the american version of them?
Friday, August 15, 2014
Red Band Society Blog
"Red Band Society Blog" is a blog created by two spanish guys and its purpose is the divulgation of the TV series Red Band Society and at the same time, giving extra information about it and creating entertaining trough it.
So I, the director of this blog, welcome you to enjoy it as much as you can, as you also enjoy this amazing story that is about to begin. You won't regret.
Pol
So I, the director of this blog, welcome you to enjoy it as much as you can, as you also enjoy this amazing story that is about to begin. You won't regret.
Pol
Monday, August 11, 2014
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