@jordanabrewster Safety meeting before we shoot our very first scene in the Southfork pool. #DallasSeason2 lockerz.com/s/247993631
— Jesse Metcalfe (@jessemetcalfe) September 26, 2012
She loves him!!! #DallasTNT RT @DallasTVWorld: Bravo @julie_gonzalo @RebeccaSutter RT @ambde: Yea (cont) tl.gd/humh34
— Julie Gonzalo (@julie_gonzalo) June 21, 2012
RT Ken’s quite the char! It was a long nite shooting that scene, but was a lot of fun. @DallasTVWorld: … m.tmi.me/s1P6T
— Jesse Metcalfe (@jessemetcalfe) June 21, 2012
Jesse Metcalfe at Much Music Video Awards 2012 press conference
Spencer Fornaciari of The MacGuffin interviews actors Brenda Strong and Jesse Metcalfe from Dallas in Chicago
Chicago Sun Times has a great review which stands out from the rest by offering some new insights from the cast! They interviewed Brenda Strong & Jesse Metcalfe last week. Some highlights:
If you find that kind of preposterous plot line to be a deal-breaker, then you best mosey along to another channel because “Dallas” is full of implausibilities. So are a lot of soaps. But this one offers something the others don’t: a nostalgic romp in a dysfunctional ranch that was a Friday night fixture on many a TV set. (…)
Hagman clearly has a lot of fun in this role, and it’s contagious. The scriptwriters have saved their precious few good lines for him.
“Time has not been kind to that face,” quips J.R., when reunited with his old nemesis, Cliff Barnes (Ken Kercheval). “But I do recall the smell of brimstone and crazy.” (…)
At the end of shooting the 10-episode “Dallas” season, Strong ’fessed up to Hagman, 80, that she once had the hots for him and spent more than one Halloween dressed as Jeannie.
“He said, ‘Do you have any pictures?’ ” she laughed. “I thought, ‘You do not miss a beat.’ ”
(Source: suntimes.com)