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Roy Roovers Hello graham i wanna say i had such a blast at HC that i got to meet you. And have one qeustion i hope you can answer.
My qeustion is what was the biggest challenge in playing Dwalin in the first 2
hobbit films?
Roy Roovers: the biggest challenge of the first 2 Hobbit films has been the responsibility to the fans. It's something we all took very seriously. Physically, scene 88 though is WAY up there!!!
Diane Garcia Q&A 6-09-14 Hello Graham, thank you for this time with us. Have the full scripts given you more insight into Dougal , or did you “know” him from the start or from the summary you were given for your audition? I read Outlander over 20 years ago and I still can’t make up my mind about Dougal. Sometimes I momentarily forget a few things <g> and I love the guy. He’s a man who knows his own mind and goes after what he believes, that’s for sure.
Diane Garcia: Dougal is like an onion, and I'm having fun peeling him back layer
by layer. he is complicated and contrary, but utterly loyal to those things that
matter most to him.
Kim Oberg Hi Graham! I'm in one of those awkward time zones (U.S. west coast so 8 hour difference) and I'll be at work...so...
You've been around acting for some years now. How was "The Hobbit" experience different from earlier shows?
How has the Outlander experience been in comparison to even the Hobbit? With the fans so involved right from the beginning, has that made it easier? harder? just different?
You mentioned several projects...what are you most excited about right now?
Thanks for being so giving of your time! My guy says you have an open invite to join us on the sailboat for a spin anytime
Kim Oberg: The Hobbit was so different because it was immersive. I moved to
middle Earth and lived with those guys for 2 and a half years. It was an uniquely bonding experience. Outlander comes with a huge following, and like The Hobbit that means a big responsibility. I'm living doing it.
Alanna Turk While on the set of Outlander, what has been the most fun or challenging thing. Has anything surprised you about being 17th C. Scotland? Thank you so very much!! xo
Alanna Turk: The most surprising thing about the 18th century s far is a real appreciation of how tough these people were. In ways we can't even imagine!
Penny Young Looking forward to meeting you at Fantasy Con and watching Outlander!
If Dougal (and even Dwalin?) time-travelled to 1970's, what musical groups would they list as favourites?
Penny Young: love this question. Dwalin and Dougal share the same tastes in music I think. In the 70s, Led Zep, The clash, The Jam, Abba, Bowie, and Pink Floyd
Connie Sandlin Is there ANYTHING about the 18th century that you'd like if you had to live there/went through the stones??? (I don't think you could get lattes, but maybe there would be other aspects, benefits?)
Connie Sandlin; I love the fashion of the period. It's great for both men and women I think
Michele Delgado Whoops, I put my question on your wall. So here it is again: What are your criteria for choosing to accept or reject a role? (I was just wondering how you structure your career, does each role have to be "bigger" than the last?)
Thank you for taking questions.
Michelle Delgado: Modt roles offer something interesting. It is part of an actors job to find that thing, even if it isn't in the script!
Sam Ness What is you favourite thing about living back in Scotland atm
It's taken a long time to film Outlander and a lot of long days work do you ever get a wee bit tired and fed up ?
Sam Ness: so many great things about being back but seeing old friends, and working with some, has been really gre
JoAnn Rice Weatherly What was your very first acting job? Thanks!
Jo Anne Rice-Weatherley: My first acting job was doing my own comedy routines that I wrote with a friend set school. First time I got paid was as an extra in The master of Ballantrae.....
Becca Bostwick Estes How do you unwind after finishing a project?
Becca Bostwick Estes: After I finished Rambo in Thailand, I flew straight to the highlands of Scotland. I needed to re connect with that landscape after the jungle.
Mihael Graham Dear Graham! Firstly, thank you so much for this lilttle event here, as it is for us fans really an event! You're so kind!
And here is my super dumb first question, just in case you attend Hobbit Con 3, if there is one: what is you favourite cake?
And my second question as an art history student is: As you have played Vincent VanGogh in Letters from the yellow chair, which part does art take in your life and who is your favourite artist or what is your favourte period of art and why?
Thanky again and I'd love to see you again at Hobbit Con 3!!
Mihael Graham: I love looking at art, and have always tried to express myself through drawing and painting too. I have no favourite period. I love discovering artists I haven't heard of before, and standing in front of a painting, from any period, that touches me deeply.
Meryl Rubin Is there a scene in The Hobbit or Outlander that you wish you could go back and do a reshoot on for any reason?
If you weren't an actor, what would you be doing?
Meryl Rubin: if I wasn't an actor I think I'd just be annoying my workmates doing silly voices or possibly doing something with wildlife. I nearly became an RSPB warden once!
Saralee Etter Hi, Graham! I read that you wrote a play and performed it. Have you ever thought about writing fiction, either a novel or (another) play?
Saralee Etter: I wrote three books as a young teenager. Adventure books. I've never tried to get them published but I enjoyed doing them. I'm thinking of writing some children's stories into a collected book.
Lirbes Olerybes Hello! Thanks for letting us ask you a question - it's really nice! My question: Which superhero could you imagine having made a film about? - With you as the super hero, of course
Lirbes Olerybes: I grew up readîng Thor and the avengers, so yeah, Thor. But at least I played his evil brother Loki!
Tamara Crosby Hi Graham! Thanks for allowing us to do this! I have two questions: If you hadn't been cast as Dwalin, who would you have like to have been cast as instead?and What has been the hardest part of your career so far?
Tamara Crosby: I can't imagine being anything other than Dwalin in The hobbit. When I met him on the page, we just "clicked". Hardest part of my career.? I count myself lucky so I don't complain about anything.
Sarah Caspari Hallo Mister Mctavish i have only a few questions maybe i know later more .
1. when you was a Child Which was your favorite actress/actor?
2. if your daughter wants to become an actress in which rolle do you never wants to see her?
3. what is your favorite Film .( the one you can watch again and again)
4 can we welcome you again at hobbitcon 3 next Year ?, if there is a next of
course
5. what kind of cake do you prefer
6. in your first role ever what was your strongest Feelings in This Moment?
Thank you very much for your work and your time
Sarah Caspari: Diana rigg was my favourite actress. I had a big crush on her. pavlova is my favourite pudding.
Susanne Di I got several questions, mostly Outlander related (sorry *g*)
1. Which was the most physically challenging scene you shot for Outlander so far?
2. Who (crew or cast) is the most fun to be around on the Outlander set?
2. Have you read the Outlander book(s) yet or do you only want to work with the script?
3. What kind of books / genre do you like to read? Any recommendations?
4. Where do I get the best cafe latte in London / Glasgow / Edinburgh ?
Susanne Di: can't talk about specific Outlander scenes but there have been some great physical scenes so far! Duncan LaCroix is a LOT of fun. I have read the first book, (I don't want to get ahead of myself!), there are a lot of good lattes out there
Elleinah McCairn Here's a three part question for you:
1. Out of all the characters you have played thus far, which one did you have the most fun with/is your favourite and why?
2. Out of all the characters you have played thus far, which one did you like the least and why?
3. Who is the one character (one you have not done) from any media source (books, comics, TV, movies, etc) you would most want to bring to life on screen?
Elleinah McCairn:
1: too many characters to chose one. Lewis in Rambo was fun, he was a bit of an ass, but he came good in the end.
2: I've loved ALL my characters!
3: I would love to play Macbeth one day.
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Ok. Apologies to people I missed. I wrote as fast as I could but my techno
skills, as I say, are not the best! Alsò apologies if I spelt anyone's name
incorrectly. I hope you got something from it. It has been fun to participate
with all you guys. let's do it again!!! But now I'm going to rest my digits! bye
for now....
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