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Currently, Josh has relocated to Vancouver, British Columbia for filming the second season of the #1 FOX hit show Fringe. His latest film project, a Canadian indie flick, One Week, is now on DVD and Blu-Ray. Come check out all the latest news and details all here at the Joshua Jackson Network!
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April 1, 2010
Walter flashes back to 1985 while explaining Peter’s otherworldly origins to Olivia. Also, Peter’s mother (guest star Orla Brady) is introduced, and details of the neighboring world reaffirms that there is more than one of everything in the all-new “Peter” episode of FRINGE airing Thursday, April 1 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
Josh has been given a Best Actor nomination for his work in ONE WEEK by the Genie Awards! The Genie Awards is Canada’s equivalent of the Oscars. This is a great honor and we’re thrilled for him. His co-star, Liane Balaban was also nominated for Best Actress.
Variety reports that Joshua Jackson (Fox’s “Fringe”) will star in UFO, the feature adaptation of the British TV series to be directed by visual effects guru Matthew Gratzner.
Jackson will star as Paul Foster, a test pilot who joins S.H.A.D.O. (Supreme Headquarters Alien Defense Organization), a covert organization built under a Hollywood studio that defends Earth against a race of aliens who have been abducting humans and using the body parts.
The Gerry Anderson-created series was a cult hit in the 1970s. The film, written by Ryan Gaudet and Joseph Kanarek, is scheduled to start shooting in the spring in the UK.
“Character development is the most critical part of UFO, and Joshua’s terrific talent and range is exactly what I need to convey the inner conflict of the character of Paul Foster,” Gratzner said.
I’ll post more information as it becomes available.
Josh also did an interview while on the Fringe set for AOL:
Great news! One Week is making its first (and hopefully more) stop in the United States! It’ll be making its debut at the Newport Beach Film Festival on April 24th @ 7:30pm. If anyone is in Southern California (or willing to make the trip), you should definitely come out and see the film. Tickets are on sale now for $15.00. There is a mention of a party, but this isn’t for the film, itself, but for the opening weekend party that the festival is throwing. If you choose to do both, it will cost $30.
If you’re able to make it and would like to say hi, drop me a line! It would be great to see some of the fans and discuss your thoughts on the film. I’ll be there with friends and family, and we’re all looking forward to it. My husband’s a sucker for motorcycle movies, anyway.
And just for fun, if you’re not convinced to see the film…HindsiteTV did a spoof of Josh promoting the film, which is DEMANDING you to go see it. It’s a little crazy (kind of the point), but funny.
I’ve got tons of videos to share featuring Josh promoting “One Week” and a special video of Josh getting really romantic and bringing the “awww” about his relationship with Diane Kruger
I know that a lot of you aren’t going to be able to see Josh’s latest project, One Week in theaters. But fortunately, there are some authorized clips that have been released to give you a taste of the film. I’ve put together a page with these clips to stream and enjoy:
Also, there is a new article that I posted over at our Message Board on Wednesday that if you missed it, I think you’d enjoy reading it.
Via Dose.ca (you can click the link to view the whole article)
“Every film I’ve ever worked on was breakneck. And television the same. Maybe when you get up to the $100-million movies, but I’ve made 30 some odd films now and it’s always a panic to beat the light and get the shots you need in the amount of time, so that wasn’t too new. But the intimacy of it was fresh because it was 17 people. That was the entirety of our crew diving across Canada. There’s a lot of layers of things that go into making a film that can occasionally get in the way, and there were none of those filters on this one.
“I sympathize with that journey. I sympathize with the fact that nobody makes the right choices all the time. I sympathize with the fact that sometimes, in order to live your life, you have to make hard choices and things get broken. People get hurt.”
Some new production stills have been released and I’ve also updated some previous ones in a High Quality format. If you haven’t done so already, be sure to visit OneWeek.ca!
Also, you can ask the director questions about the film and enter in the contest previously mentioned about your favorite place in Canada. This is for Canadian residents, only.
ETA: If you want to ask Josh a question, you do need to register. However, you need to provide a Canadian postal code. You are allowed to register and enter any postal code, but you can’t enter the contests if you’re not a resident.
For fun, I chose this postal code V6K 1C3 which is for Kitsilano, Vancovuer, BC — where Josh grew up! Feel free to use this or another code of your choice. Hope that helps!
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AirCanda.com is starting a promotional contest (to Canadian residents, I’m assuming) for the film, “One Week”.
Were’s the best place to spend one week in Canada? Answer that question and you could win a one-week trip for two to the Canadian Rockies, courtesy of Air Canada and Fairmont Hotels. Click the link to their site above for more details.
On the site, they are showing a featurette of the film:
Also, the official website for the movie, OneWeek.ca unfortunately, has moved its launch date back. Hopefully, very soon. Once it’s online, I’ll be letting you all know.
A great feature that the site will be showcasing is that you can ask Josh questions and he’ll be answering them! So please, check back so you can take part in this and all the great features that the site will have to offer.
If you haven’t already done so, you can support the film through Facebook! See the trailer for the movie and share it on your own profile and with your friends! Visit The “One Week” Facebook today!
The facebook page has added some great new stills from the movie: