Vampire Diaries

Will Any 'vampire Diaries' Characters Go To 'the Originals'? At Least One Favorite Will Make An Appearance

... a human, I’m sure he can make it in New Orleans. Plus, it seems like there are no cops in New Orleans. He would have a job there, that’s for sure. Tyler Lockwood. Source: Giphy. I know he’s technically dead, but somehow everyone always gets a second chance to survive in the Vampire Diaries. Maybe in the series finale, he will find his way back to the land of the living and join Marcel’s team in the fight against the Mikaelsons. Bonnie Bennett. Source: Giphy. At the end of the last episode, it seemed like she died after getting out of the house, but there are pictures of her in the finale on the website, so I’m not sure we can count her out just quite yet. If we’ve learned anything about her, it’s that she always finds a way to come back from the dead or a prison world. It seems like Kat Graham is done with the series in general, so I’m not sure this is an option, but it would be nice to have her back for one episode at least. Kai Parker. Source: Giphy. ...

What ‘the Vampire Diaries’ & ‘buffy’ Taught Us About How To Make Great Vampire Tv

... elements like fangs have been thrown aside in favor of elephant trunk-like "stingers" used to drain the blood from victims. In a way, "The Strain" is a return to the traditional idea of a vampire - and all it took was going extremely outside of the box. While the design of the vampire - strigoi in this case - were so different from just about any concept of the monster seen on TV or in film, even "Blade III's" similar concept, they also harken back to the utter brutality of Vlad the Impaler, the historical inspiration for Count Dracula in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel. RELATED: ‘The Vampire Diaries’: Julie Plec talks Elena’s return and a final ‘sacrifice’. That's the key to a good adaptation of something as old as a vampire story: You need some kind of connection to the original tale, the long-standing literary history that made them so popular in the first place, along with a sense of your own time and place. From there, get creative. Whether it's the feminist story of a teenager who hunts them, ...

Vampire Diaries’ Eps On If Tonight’s Finale Is Really The End, What’s Next & ‘buffy

... is little personal choices that I wanted to do. I lost the battles for whatever reason and to circumstance and one day in the book, maybe I’ll tell tales but until then, I’ll just keep it to myself. DEADLINE: Was this the way you say it all ending, compromises and all, Kevin. WILLIAMSON: Well, I always thought it would be Stefan and Elena. They were sort of the anchor of the show, but because we lost Elena in Season 6, we couldn’t go back. You know Nina could only come back for one episode – maybe if she had came back for the whole season, we could even have warped back towards that, but you can’t just do it in 42 minutes. DEADLINE: You weren’t able to get Nina back for more than the finale, but you got a lot of people back — though not Bianca Lawson and Joe Morgan. Why. PLEC: When you’re dealing with time to invite ...

Tvd Star Zach Roerig Shares Matt's Tips For Human Survival

... you're going to keep coming back.". That was certainly not the advice we were expecting. "If you test your limits, you might die, but you might not," he says. "Matt's superhero could be like, the Human Scab or something like that. He just keeps coming back.". Something tells us that advice isn't actually going to be all that helpful for anyone but Matt Donovan. Justin Stephens/The CW. As for Matt's fate in the finale, executive producer Julie Plec couldn't tell us whether he lives or dies, but she did give us this statement to tide us over. "I'm one of the biggest cheerleaders for Matt Donovan and happiness. I ship Matt Donovan with happiness, but there are plenty who don't, so we'll see who won when all is said and done.". On a slightly lighter note, click play above to hear from Roerig and his costar Michael Malarkey share their messages for the fans as the series says goodbye, and stay tuned for more scoop on the finale. The Vampire Diaries series finale airs tomorrow night at 9 p.m., following a retrospective of the series at ...

The Vampire Diaries Stars Reflect On Filming The Emotional Series Finale

... the script, he was in awe of how neatly the writers were able to wrap up all of the show's hanging storylines in a single hour. "As you were going down it, you were sort of ticking boxes. You were looking at how all of this was going to sum up into one 44-minute episode of television," Somerhalder explained. "From a story standpoint, I was blown away. I thought, 'Wow. They actually summed it all up into one 44-minute piece.' I think people will be pretty satisfied.". Once it came time to filming his final scenes as Damon Salvatore, Somerhalder remained clear-eyed and thought of it as just another day at work. "Up until the second they yell cut, it's the same sh-. You're still on a schedule," Somerhalder said. That's exactly how Michael Malarkey intended for his last day to go as well, but the actor's emotions snuck up on him when it actually came time to film his final scene as Enzo St. John. "I didn't realize how affected I'd be," Malarkey explained. "I'm all business when I get to work. I care deeply about what ...

Scoop On 'this Is Us,' 'legends Of Tomorrow,' 'vampire Diaries,' More

... fact, this season is going to explore a little bit of the time before the Mikaelsons returned to the Quarter. “We’re going to talk about the legacy of Marcel Girourd as the king and how that influenced New Orleans prior to our season 1,” showrunner Michael Narducci says. “Marcel’s got some regrets and some demons and some things that he allowed to happen. What’s Vincent’s perspective on that?”. Is Talia going to appear in present-day Star City on Arrow? — Harry. Yes, and soon! “We will see her in the present day,” EP Marc Guggenheim teases. “What she wants from Oliver in the past is very different from what she wants from him in the present.” And yes, Guggenheim did confirm that Oliver has very purposefully never heard her last name. “Oliver couldn’t have heard it, because if he had, when Ra’s talked about his daughter he’d be like, ‘Yeah, the other daughter, I met her back in Russia,'” the EP says. “We were very cognizant not to retcon anything. So yes, she is Talia ...

Which Couples Should Be Endgame

... Diaries’ will air its series finale on March 10, but first the Hollywood __link__ has picked which couples we think should end up together. Hollywood __link__‘s office is filled with a lot of fans of The Vampire Diaries, so we’ve all decided to throw in which couples we think belong together in the end. Make sure you let us know which pair you’re shipping. TEAM KLAROLINE. “I know, Caroline and Stefan are married. But we all know that a time jump of some sort is coming, so it’s possible that when he’s dead in 60 years, she’ll live happily ever after with Klaus. He did say he would be her last, and while Stefan and Caroline are cute and healthy, but Klaus has a chemistry with her that was not comparable.” – Emily Longeretta, Senior Entertainment Editor. TEAM STELENA. “Stefan and Elena. I know, I know… I’m delusional… but for me, it was always Stelena. I always thought that it would end with Stefan and Elena, no matter what, so I’m sticking with that theory no matter what actually happens.” – Lauren Cox, News Editor. ‘Vampire Diaries’ Series Finale: Photos. “Look, I don’t care if this cheese stands alone, I liked Stefan and Elena together. He saved her — ...

The Vampire Diaries' Helped Change The Perception Of The Cw, Network President Says

... the day Flash, or even Jane [the Virgin], in terms of it being high in concept or genre. In this case it was genre with a little bit of high concept to it.". But that doesn't mean the network didn't dabble in genre before. "It had Smallville. It had Supernatural. It had Vampire," Pedowitz pointed out. "But it also had 7 th Heaven. It had Gossip Girl. CW became more defined in the early part of its 10-year history from Gossip Girl and Vampire Diaries appealing to a young female audience. It became very defined.". Today, Pedowitz keeps a note on his desk that he uses to explain what the network has become. "We're a high-concept flash genre, whether it's comedy or drama, serialized programming. Some elements were procedural, but they're not the driving force. As long as we stay in that world, our shows may or may not work, but they fit us better. When we try to venture outside that world for whatever reason, we cannot bring the audience that we hope to bring on any platform.". When it came time to end The Vampire Diaries, Pedowitz said the decision ultimately fell ...