Trying to do some catch up on the Big Love stuff we’re behind on.

You can also watch the clips for 4.01 & 4.02 in the video archive.

I have been adding some new appearance photos to the gallery today. For the most part it has been just replacing MQ with HQ thanks to All Stars Online but there are some all new events.

Fans of “Big Love” can breathe a big sigh of relief knowing that Amanda Seyfried (who plays Bill Paxton and Jeanne Tripplehorn’s daughter Sarah on the series) won’t be killed off in what is her last season (unlike a certain male character, who wasn’t as lucky this week). Recently, Sarah married Scott (Aaron Paul), initially to her parent’s disapproval, but now with their blessing. Though Amanda doesn’t spill exactly how Sarah will make her exit, she did confirm in an interview with MTV News that her final episode will be in the eighth episode of the season.

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Amanda also divulged that it likely won’t be the last time you’ll see her on the hit HBO drama. “It doesn’t mean I won’t be coming back….. I’ll probably guest star on season five,” she said.

So what was the reason behind her exit? “I’d actually been part of it (the show) for six years and it was a big commitment for not a lot of work. It’s an ensemble cast so not everybody gets to work every day.” Location was also a big part in Amanda’s decision to venture out of the Henrickson household, “It (filming the show) was a six-month commitment in Los Angeles and I wanted to move away to New York.”

Of course, the choice did not come as a shock to the cast and crew, as the “Dear John” star gave fair warning, explaining, “I talked to the writers, I spoke to the producers, the people at HBO, and we all decided that it was OK for me to go.”

With HBO’s blessing and Amanda’s desire to work on other project, the actress isn’t overly sentimental about her departure, saying, “It’s exciting knowing I’m leaving ‘Big Love.’ It’s been a long, long road. My character needed to grow up and, in a way, I kind of just need the freedom to pursue the movie stuff which means a lot. To focus 100% on a movie.”

Amanda, who can currently be seen in the hit film “Dear John,” will next star in the romantic drama “Letters To Juliet.”

Watch the full interview above and let us know, “Big Love” fanatics, how you feel about Amanda bowing out!

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Big Love” and Jennifer’s Body star Amanda Seyfried is quickly becoming one of Hollywood’s go-to girls, and with good reason — she brings a freshness to even the most mundane of roles. Good thing for us she’s looking to continue to work within the genre.

The LA Times reports that Warner Bros. appears to be making strides toward getting its own Gothic story of werewolves and young-women-in-peril closer to the screen with Twilight director Catherine Harwicke at the helm. Seems like a safe enough bet to rake in the tweener dough, no?

The Girl with the Red Riding Hood is picking up momentum and has gotten itself a shiny new script written by David Johnson (Orphan). Seyfried is without question the frontrunner to topline the project, which is a retelling of the old Red Riding Hood fairy tale. According to the Times Warner needs to go into production soon if they’re going to keep Hardwicke on board.

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Reminder for now this is just hollywood rumors, and talk, but we will be sure to let you know if/when it becomes an official role for Amanda!

Earlier this month Amanda and Channing “hosted” a couple of three hour blocks of MTV showing clips and talking about Dear John. I have added caps and a video. Sadly the audio on most of my recording was horribly off so I wasn’t able to get all the clips in the video. So sorry about that!

February 2 & 3 – Hosting MTV with Channing Tatum

IFC Films has announced that it has acquired North American rights to Duncan Ward’s “Boogie Woogie.” They will release the film theatrically on April 23rd and nationwide on video on demand beginning April 21st.

Adapted by Danny Moynihan from his novel of the same name, “Boogie Woogie” is a satire set against the backdrop of the contemporary London art scene where lust, ambition and power prevail while success and failure precariously balance on a knife edge. The film features an ensemble cast including established stars Danny Huston, Stellan Skarsgard, Heather Graham, Alan Cumming, Christopher Lee, Charlotte Rampling, Amanda Seyfried, Jaime Winstone and Jack Huston. The film premiered last year at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

The film is an Autonomous/Colourframe Production with S Films, in association with Constance Media, Firefly Films, Muse Productions, P&C Arcade Films and Magna Films. It was produced by Cat Villiers, Chris Simon, Kami Naghdi and Danny Moynihan.

The deal for the film was negotiated by Arianna Bocco, IFC Films VP of Acquisitions and Co-Productions.

“Duncan Ward and Danny Moynihan have crafted a satirical and hilarious Altman-esque send-up of an art world gone mad,” Jonathan Sehring, President of IFC Entertainment, said in a statement. “We are thrilled to be working with the extraordinary cast and filmmakers of ‘Boogie Woogie’ and our friends at The Works. This is a great film for all of our platforms and we are incredibly excited by its prospects.”

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Today I have redone most of the photoshoot section. Thanks to All Stars Online we were able to add some new shoots and replace some others with better quality then what was there before.

Photoshoots

The film adaptation of Benni and Bjorn’s musical hit, Mamma Mia!, was absolutely massive when it was released. At one point, it threatened to drown the world in ABBA songs. It’s the biggest selling DVD of all time in the UK. Can so many people be wrong? Anyway, Empire asked actor Pierce Brosnan (beautiful singing voice: not) during press rounds for Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief if rumours were true of sequel talk – and he had this to say:

“”No, I don’t think that’s happening”.

Cat out of the bag or what? Does a sequel really need to happen? Just because a film is ridiculously successful (and ridiculous), it doesn’t mean automatic sequel treatment. Adding to this, Meryl Streep last month told Showbizspy:

“I heard that they were talking about it, but I am not sure it’s real, it’s not anything I’m on the inside track of. No one has told me anything yet”.

Another cause to think this isn’t happening. Oh and that Benni Anderson has said any sequel will NOT have any ABBA songs in there. Although, hope clearly springs eternal for Amanda Seyfried who saidthe film was going ahead.

So can we safely file this under “definitely not happening”? After all, you’d think the major talent would be “in the loop”. Now it’ll the first film played on DVD until the end of time – and don’t forget to sing along.

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Amanda has already stated that if this were to happen there is a good chance her character of Sophie wouldn’t be included anyways.