Showing posts with label MTV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MTV. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

MTV's Josh Horowitz Interviews Sarah Hyland at the Golden Globes

Sarah talked about Vampire Academy and said she was very excited for the end of the movie *hint hint*. She also mentioned Zoey, Dom, and Dominique!

Check out her interview about Vampire Academy at 1:35:

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

First Vampire Academy Movie Clip Presented by Zoey, Cameron, and Dom (December 31)

Zoey, Cameron, and Dom rang in the New Year at MTV by debuting the first movie clip for Vampire Academy! Check it out below!


Youtube:


The clip is available for download in HQ HERE

Cast talking about Vampire Academy + Introducing the Clip:


+ Screencaps and Link to Instagram Pics Below!

Monday, December 30, 2013

The Cast of Vampire Academy to Debut an Exclusive First Clip on MTV's NYE Celebration!

Looks like the surprise from Cameron Monaghan, Zoey Deutch, and Dom Sherwood is that they are heading to New York for a special appearance to bring a new clip from Vampire Academy!

Catch an exclusive clip from 'Vampire Academy' during 'Girl Code Presents: New Year's Code,' live from Times Square starting Tuesday night at 10 p.m. ET. on MTV



Luckily, "Girl Code" star Carly Aquilino and Charlamagne tha God from "Guy Code" will be ringin in 2014 live from Times Square with "Girl Code Presents: New Year's Code," airing on MTV on December 31 at 10 p.m. ET/PT, featuring an appearance from the cast of "Vampire Academy," who will bring an exclusive clip from the film hitting theaters February 14.

Full post HERE

So excited for our first Vampire Academy movie clip!

Monday, October 28, 2013

Zoey Deutch and Lucy Fry play F---, Marry, Kill with MTV's Josh Horowitz

Zoey Deutch and Lucy Fry played a fun game of "F---, Marry, Kill" during their interview with MTV's Joshua Horowitz at New York Comic Con! You can view the rest of their interview from October 11th HERE

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Thursday, October 10, 2013

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

MTV's Hollywood Crush Set Visit on Vampire Academy Airing Thursday, October 10!


You've been waiting and waiting, and—finally!—the vampire hour is nigh. Earlier this year, MTV News hopped the pond to visit the London set of the big-screen adaptation of Richelle Mead's "Vampire Academy," and you're about to see what we saw. Yes, our EXCLUSIVE set visit will be airing Thursday, October 10 during primetime on MTV! And what's more, an extended look will debut online on MTV News the following day.
And that's just the start of our week dedicated to all things "Vampire Academy." On Friday, stars Zoey Deutch and Lucy Fry will be stopping by the MTV newsroom for a chat with our own Josh Horowitz, so be sure to send your questions to @joshuahorowitz.
But wait! There's more! Zoey, Lucy and co-stars Sami Gayle and Dominic Sherwood will be at New York Comic-Con the same day for a "Vampire Academy" panel, featuring a Q&A moderated by Hollywood Crush editor Amy Wilkinson. So if you're in the Big Apple around 11 a.m. on Friday, be sure to attend! (Did we mention there will be exclusive footage too?)

Thursday, August 29, 2013

MTV's Hollywood Crush Interviews VA Screenwriter Dan Waters

Nobody In 'Vampire Academy' Is Innocent, Says Screenwriter Dan Waters

Fans got their first taste of the big-screen adaptation of Richelle Mead's "Vampire Academy" earlier this month with the bloody fabulous debut of a teaser trailer. (SHIRTLESS DIMITRI WHAT!!!!!!!) But with a big-screen bow more than six months away, we're already bloodlusting for more.
Sooooooo... we hopped on the phone with screenwriter Daniel Waters (probably best known for penning 1988's "Heathers") to get all the dirty details about the Zoey Deutch-starring film, including what's changed from the book and how "Vampire Academy" will be different than other teen flicks.
Hollywood Crush: "Heathers" came out 25 years ago. How do you think the teen sensibility has changed since then? 
Dan Waters: I think it goes through different patterns and waves. Certainly, when "Heathers" came around, I think people were sick of a certain kind of teen film, like, even John Hughes films that we loved then and love now, I think it came at a period when people were sick of them, and I think we're getting to that point again, where we've seen so many different teen cliches and young-adult cliches and even vampire-themed cliches. I'm happy to be coming back to the teen genre, because I think it's time to slap those cliches around again. We need something new because I think everybody kind of feels like we're in a rut of the same kind of thing over and over.
(Read more after the jump)