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Sci-Fi has begun promoting its new original series "Stargate Universe" by releasing the sneak peek video as well as the promotional shoots. Both are introducing the characters and showing how this series differs from its predecessor "Battlestar Galactica".
Lou Diamond Phillips who plays Colonel Telford, says that it's "real stories and real people with real concerns", adding that it will be "sexier and grittier" than other series of the same genre. Meanwhile, actress Ming-Na who plays Camille Wray shares, "We have really dramatic turns with these characters and having audience really root for them and feel for them."
Other actors involved in the series who give a word about the series include Robert Carlyle aka Dr David Rush, Brian J. Smith aka Matthew Scott and Elyse Levesque aka Chloe Armstrong.
"Stargate Universe" began filming in February this year but there has been no specific date for its premiere yet other than the information that it will be placed in the Fall schedule.
© AceShowbiz.com
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just another darn space opera what a waste of precious electrons.
My heart just sank when I saw the new trailer Friday night. I have loved just about every minute of Stargate, but every trailer I have seen gives me the impression the new Stargate not only is absolutely nothing like Stargate of the past, but doesn't seem to have the elements that drew me to SG1 and SGA, the humor, the space action and adventure. If there is adventure, they're not focusing on it. If they want us to be interested in the characters, I'm not there yet. Yet I'm anxiously awaiting the first episodes, and so hoping to be wrong.
Wouldn't Stargate and Stargate Atlantis be the predecessors of Stargate Universe, not Battlestar Galactica?
It will go away as fast as Battlestar Galactica did.