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Little did I know, while I was going on auditions, she was touring the top doctor circuit, reaching all the way to Columbia, trying to find out what was making her sick. What was causing her blackouts, seizers, blinding headaches, heat intolerance, and severe Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction (can’t stand or sit up without blacking out after a few minutes).

Months turned to years. And years turned into a diagnosis of Late Stage Lyme disease. I could not believe it had been years and, not only was she still sick, but that she had Lyme.

Q. How hard is it being a human in a town of vampires?

A. “Caroline doesn’t know vampires exist, even though she and Damon had a relationship. She’s still in the dark. As an actor, it’s very interesting. There are legitimate life-and-death situations. There’s always anticipation to get a script and see, ‘Did I make it? Is everyone still on the ship?’ We really don’t know. We’re only a couple of weeks ahead of the viewers.”

Q. You could go at any time?

A. ”We’re on a vampire show. Anyone can die. It’s the reality of what it is. It keeps it all exciting. It keeps the viewers on their toes and us as well.”

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Katerina Graham, 20, is known for playing teen witch Bonnie on the CW's hit "The Vampire Diaries." "My celebrity crush is James Franco," Katerina reveals to OK!. "He's just hot!"

Kayla Ewell, 24, is known for vamping it up as bad girl Vicki on the CW's hit "The Vampire Diaries."

There are worse fates, he says, than being accosted in airports by obsessed fans of two different TV shows: "The decibel level at which a 13-year-old can explain how much she loves you—it's the coolest thing ever."

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Isobel (Mia Kirshner) is coming back to TVD's Mystic Falls in a big way—so big that the CW peeps put together a promo specifically to tease you.

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Wendell: What can you tell us about Elena's birth mother on The Vampire Diaries?
Turns out that when you discover your birth mother is the same evil woman who blew up the plane that started Fox's 24—the always badass Mia Kirshner—things probably aren't gonna be all puppies and roses. Mia will return for next Thursday's, April 29, episode of The Vampire Diaries on the CW, and then she'll be front and center in the explosive May 6 ep, conveniently called "Isobel." In the episode, Isobel will shock her ex-husband Alaric (Matt Davis) when she cruises back into town and demands a meeting with the daughter she fought so hard to keep away, Elena. Based on the slogan in the not-yet-released promo above—"Connected to her mother by blood, not love"—and on what sources tell me, it's not gonna be the prettiest of all mother-daughter reunions. But it is gonna be some awesome TV! In fact, I'm hearing the final episodes of TVD's first season will blow you away. Get ready.

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Amerikansk pratshow från 2009. Nollning är temat I dagens program. Dessutom träffar vi Audrina Patridge från The Hills och Ian Somerhalder från Vampire Diaries.
Medverkande: Audrina Patridge, Ian Somerhalder

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Let's start with The Vampire Diaries (TV).  A lot of people wrote off the show before it even started, calling it a younger, lighter take on True Blood or a TV version of Twilight.  What was your thinking early on about its resemblances/differences to other vampire fare and how confident were you that it would find an audience?

The Vampire Diaries literary series has been around since 1991, which gave us somewhat of an advantage in finding an audience, as it was already a bit of a known commodity.  A lot of people attempt to dissect the current vampire phenomenon, ranking each different show and movie in terms of what’s "better" and what is "best," but I truly believe there is room for these franchises to coexist.  Twilight is a film series and True Blood is vastly different in terms of content, so I don't believe any of us are going head to head or stepping on one another's toes.  Why choose between the three when one can enjoy them all?

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Do you believe in having ‘one true love’?
You find that one person where you go, “Wow!”. I’m a hopeless romantic. I’ve been with my girlfriend for three years and I’ve no intention of getting out of it for another 60.

Have you ever had your heart broken?
As far as women go, no. I’ve had my heart broken in other ways, though – by the deception of friends or family members.

What’s the best part about playing Damon?
It’s so much fun. I’m not a violent person at all, I’m really passive, but Damon’s so powerful and, as humans, we’re sickly drawn to that. The girls like the bad boy and the boys like the bad girl.

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The Vampire Diaries is filming the season one finale right now in Covington Square, Covington, GA this week.

In the scene, Convington Square “plays” the fictional Mystic Falls which is celebrating its 150th Anniversary in the episode. The celebration includes a parade which they’ve been filming since Sunday.

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IESB: What led you to acting? Did you always know you wanted to be a performer?

Candice: I wouldn’t say that I necessarily had the acting bug. I think it would be more accurate to say I had the performing bug. I grew up performing. I started off as a singer. I was eight years old when I went home and told my mom that I was having auditions to form my own girl group, and that was that. I took singing lessons and did a play or two at school. It just all progressed and led me to Los Angeles, which led me to a record deal and doing a record.

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IESB: Because so much happens on each episode of the show, do you get as excited and anxious to read the next script, as the audience does in watching it?

Candice: Yes. They actually had to start hiding scripts and telling crew members who get early copies of scripts to not let us read it because we’d read pre-versions that weren’t solidified yet and then things would change. So, we're definitely script hungry. Anytime we can get our hands on one, we’re just as excited as everyone else is, just to see what happens. The make-up trailer will be very, very loud, and then, as soon as the scripts come out, it goes silent and all you hear are random gasps, every couple of minutes.

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IESB: What sort of fan reaction do you get from people?

Candice: What's funny is that I only get stopped by adults. I very rarely get stopped at a grocery store or anything, but the few times that it’s happened, it’s been adults. It’s a very interesting thing, but I think it just goes back to the writers. They’re the core of this whole production. They’re just locked away in those writers’ rooms in L.A. I think they’re turning into vampires because I don’t think they sleep or eat real food anymore. I think that they just write. But, it’s turning out beautifully and they’re kicking ass.

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Matt Davis

PW: I'm curious, you've had great roles in the last 10 years -- is there one you get recognized most often for?
Matt: I think the most consistent thing I hear is, “Oh my God, how do I know you? Did we go to school together?” [laughs] Eventually they get around to asking, “Were you on a TV show?” That's when I say, "I don’t know if you saw 'Legally Blonde,' but.." -- "YES! that’s it! You’re Warner!" I would say that Warner is definitely more famous than I am.

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Tremendous Pacing
Someone gets kidnapped? That gets wrapped up in part of one episode and then it's on to something fresh. We've been impressed in general by the fact that something major has happened on the show almost every single week. Weaker shows drag out plot points for episodes on end, relying on surprising but ultimately forgettable cliffhangers to goose viewers along. But, refreshingly, The Vampire Diaries resolves those storylines in a mere forty minutes and then blows us away with something new, meaningful and satisfying.

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Constantly surrounded by goody-goodies (Elena and Stefan, I'm talking about you), Damon's special brand of bad boy snark always helps him stand out in a crowd — and makes him the show's most entertaining character.

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CG: How do you feel about all the comparisons that The Vampire Diaries gets to Twilight?

ZR: The Twilight comparisons don't bother me at all, as we both obviously deal with a similar subject matter. With that being said, there's certainly room for us to coexist in the same genre without stepping on each other's toes. The Vampire Diaries has a week-to-week basis to throw in twists and turns and develop the story, which I think helps our audience connect with the characters on a deeper level than what I think Twilight is capable of doing.

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Vampire Diaries: In other fangtastic rim-shot scoop, the buzz is that while Melinda Clarke will be making her exit on the April 15 episode, she may be back as Kelly Donovan next season. Which would be awesome. And the reason for her exit involves Caroline making a discovery.

Melinda Clarke's Kelly Donovan will be leaving again next episode. They are hoping to bring her back next season. However, seeing as how she is a series regular in Nikita they may endup recasting the role if Nikita gets picked up and they need Kelly Donovan for more episodes next season.

Reason for her exit? rumor has it Caroline finds Vicki Donovan's body next episode.

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Plec and her fellow "Vampire Diaries" exec producer Kevin Williamson are besotted with Twitter and its ability to keep them plugged into the show's hardcore fan base. The writing staff of "Diaries" makes a point of watching their Twitter feeds every Thursday evening during the 8 p.m. East Coast airing of the show.

"The whole TV and film industry is built on focus groups and test screenings," Plec says. "In my opinion, watching a Twitter feed during an episode of our show is a built-in focus group. They react to everything -- and it's fascinating because (over time) you get to witness your fan community as it builds and grows."

Plec is a good example of a rising-star showrunner who is making a name for herself in and outside of industry circles much faster than she would without the world of Web fandom. It all starts with the fact that she's on a successful series, but then the Twitterati take it to another level.

"To have a community of people out there who say 'Hey, I can tell Julie Plec wrote that scene' -- it's positive feedback that makes you feel good," she says. "And I know how great it is to have this kind of direct access to someone that you look up to and admire."

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DAVID ANDERS (“24”) GUEST STARS AS ELENA’S UNCLE JOHN GILBERT — While Stefan struggles to control his new situation, Elena and Jeremy are surprised by a visit from their uncle, John Gilbert. Alaric has an awkward talk with Elena about Isobel. At a Founder’s Day event, Stefan displays a rare party attitude and Damon’s attempt to find out why Uncle John has returned to town takes an ugly turn. An incident at the party causes trouble between Matt and Tyler, and the relationship between Matt and his mother, Kelly, reaches a new low. Meanwhile, Elena’s effort to comfort Jeremy falls short and he decides to take matters into his own hands.

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We're gonna narrow down the major season finale death for you

An insider has confirmed to us that:

*The death is a series regular.
*Elena,Stefan ,Damon and Tyler are all safe
*It is a real death: no coming back no changing.
*It is one of the people in the poll below (Well..at least one death.. there may be others plus non series regular deaths):

On tonight's episode, "Let the Right One In," it's "a very big, epic episode" that sets up the rest of the season, said executive producer and co-creator Julie Plec. "Stefan [Paul Wesley] is in grave, grave danger at the hands of the tomb vampires, and Elena [Nina Dobrey] has to work with Damon and Alaric to rescue Stefan and put her own life on the line in the name of love, knowing that life without Stefan isn't really a life that she wants to live. There is a huge rainstorm that hits the town, and it's just like the whole episode is just like crazy, crazy big."

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Hej Ellen!

Tyvärr måste jag säga att vi bestämt oss för att inte ge ut serien igen.
Dels beror det beslutet på att vi sedan 2009 ger ut två andra vampyrserier (House of Night + Vampire Academy) och dels på att teveserien skiljer sig en hel del från böckerna [. . .] Teveserien och böckerna är inte detsamma helt enkelt.
Och om vi skulle ge ut de ”gamla” böckerna igen så skulle det kännas konstigt att inte fortsätta med de nyskrivna delarna, Nightfall t.ex. och jag måste tyvärr säga att jag inte alls är lika förtjust i den som ”originalserien” som vi gav ut för tiotalet år sedan.

Till tröst: jag har hört rykten om att ett annat svensk förlag funderar på att ge ut dem. Och det är ju ett bra val: Klassiker i vampyrgenren för ungdomar, teveserie och storsäljare i USA och England bl.a.
Och jag tror att vi kommer att ge ut andra böcker av L.J. Smith i framtiden …


Med bästa hälsningar,
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Question: Are we ever going to see more of Vampire Diaries‘ werewolf, Tyler? He’s been surprisingly absent since that foreboding full moon. —Marz
Ausiello: “I think it is more interesting to keep [his inner werewolf] hidden or suppressed,” says exec producer Kevin Williamson, “and instead play out his aggression and daddy issues and things that are associated with a wolf without making him a wolf.” The werewolf card will eventually be played because “wherever there are vampires, there are usually wolves nearby,” notes Williamson. “My biggest concern is what the weekly special effect is going to look like. That takes careful preparation and a lot of money and some testing. We’re working on it now to figure out what we can do that won’t just look stupid. And they have to still be sexy — because, let’s face it, we cast these beautiful people for a reason.”

Question: I need Vampire Diaries scoop, please! —Vanessa
Ausiello: Ian Somerhalder predicts that Team Damon will experience a surge in popularity as the season winds down. “I think we are going to find out more about Stefan that might make fans switch teams,” he says. “He isn’t all goodie-two-shoes hero-boy.”

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First bitten by the acting bat while doing elementary school plays in his hometown of Marlboro, Wesley had by age 17 landed an agent and regular roles on Another World and then Guiding Light. “I would show up on set, this naive young kid, and would be so intimidated by everybody who had been doing the show for so long,” he remembers. Eventually skipping so many classes to report to work—and to recover from late nights spent discovering Manhattan—Wesley eked his way through a combination of public and private high schools.

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Paul knew "VD" could be a hit from the start, as long as people watched three or four episodes, he told Da Man. "I knew we’d have a really good shot, because of the genre and the people involved," he said. "I was very confident of the writers and I was very confident working with the cast while shooting."

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You said the first season DVD of ‘The Vampire Diaries‘ was being worked on right now. Do you know if the show is also being released on Blu-ray? – Matt
Yep, Elena and the boys are bound for Blu-ray as well, so all that pretty will be even prettier.

I’m confused about something on ‘Vampire Diaries.’ Noah the pizza delivery guy/Elena’s crazed stalker mentioned that he was one of Katherine’s lovers and had some connection to the Salvatore brothers, but didn’t explain it further. Will they address that in an upcoming episode? – Lori
Nope, Noah’s story (like so many on ‘TVD,’ when someone agitates a Salvatore) hit a very dead end. I can clarify this: Noah knew Damon, Stefan and Katherine “back in the day,” but he was not one of the vampires trapped in the tomb. Also, he never claimed to be one of Katherine’s lovers; he only said that Elena reminded him of Katherine. (Dude, it’s the same actress. Duh.)

Care to “slay me” with some ‘Vampire Diaries‘ scoop? – Viv
Whisper sweet puns in my ear, and I’m all yours. Toward the end of the season, we’re going to see just how angry some of the entombed vampires are, and how at least one of them plans to exact revenge on Stefan.

STEFAN IS FORCED TO MAKE A FRIGHTENING DECISION – When Stefan and Damon make a dangerous new enemy, Stefan suddenly finds himself in a perilous situation. Damon and Elena try to convince Alaric to work with them to help Stefan. Matt is hopeful that his mom, Kelly, may be back to stay. After her car breaks down in a storm, Caroline makes a horrific discovery that shocks everyone in town.

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How did all those inscrutable accents come about?
It was Alias that did that to me. It was my first job - I was only 20 - and it lasted a long time. It was a part that I auditioned for with four different accents, none of which was English. And [executive producer] J.J. Abrams told me the first day of filming that I'd be English and would that be a problem? What was I going to say? "No, I can't do it. Take the part back!"

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Although the big plot points are mapped out in advance, Williamson says that the more he and the other writers see the work of the cast, the more the characters are being written to suit the actors playing them. “When you do series television, once you get in a groove and you actually start to see your actors, you see how Paul is playing Stefan and you see what your actors can do and you write towards the characters they are creating, and so now I hopefully write dialogue for them better. But at the same time, I know what they’re about. I know Nina. I know she’s a dancer. I know her background more, I know her history. And so Elena is going to start encompassing things that I know that will just make me utilize Nina the actress even more. I know her strengths now.”

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While things might be smoldering on The Vampire Diaries, fans are heating up at the news that The CW has renewed the series early for a second season. Plec was thrilled with the news.

"It actually, ironically, came on a day when we were at our busiest and at our most stressed-out and at our most exhausted. And the phone rang at 9 o'clock in the morning with the news, and [co-creator] Kevin [Williamson] and I each were individually like, 'Yeah! Thanks!'" Plec said with a laugh. "It was a funny day to get that news, 'cause we were both at our wits' end and just looking forward to getting to the finish line. But it is really thrilling, because we've got a cast and crew that are really, really extraordinary and have worked so hard and do an incredible job, and the idea that we can keep them employed for a very long time ... And then, obviously, the fans are thrilled to know that they don't have to do any 'Save Our Show' campaigns for the end the year!"

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