ABC talks to Castle Creator & Executive Producer Andrew Marlowe. They discuss what’s coming up this season, fan response, the storylines and more.
Castle DVD Giveaways
September 28, 2009 By 3 Comments
There are a couple of websites holding Castle DVD giveaways right now so if you haven’t ordered your copy yet or would like to win one for a friend you can submit your entries via the following links:
- www.areyouscreening.com (US & Canada residents only)
- www.thehdroom.com Enter once per day (US & Canada residents only)
Disclaimer: we have no association with either of these sites.
Heat Wave – Chapter 8
September 28, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The eighth chapter of Richard Castle s Heat Wave novel is now available online. You can download the PDF of chapter eight by right clicking on this link.
Heat Wave Released Tomorrow
You can order the hard cover book which will be released September 29th.
There is also an Audio Version
Don t forget you can also pre order on Castle: The Complete First Season
Nathan Fillion Plays a … [Spoiler]
September 28, 2009 By 19 Comments
Here’s an exciting sneak peek at an upcoming episode of Castle. The special Halloween episode finished filming recently and this image appeared online. It looks like our loveable Richard Castle is dressing as a Browncoat, looking oddly similar to a character from Nathan Fillion’s past!
If ever there was a reason for Firefly fans to start watching Castle, this is it. Tell your friends. Castle airs Monday nights at 10/9 central on ABC.
5 Reasons I’m Loving Castle
September 27, 2009 By 8 Comments
Jane After Dark talks about why she loves Castle
1. Nathan Fillion is boyishly charming. I’ve been a big fan of this Joss Whedon favorite since seeing him in 2005′s feature film Serenity. I finally completed that awesome circle by watching Firefly last winter. Fillion has the ability to be goofy one minute and deadly serious the next. In Castle, he plays Richard Castle, a best-selling mystery author who’s raising a 15-year-old daughter Alexis (Molly C. Quinn) — and, in many ways, his free-spirited live-in mother Martha (Susan Sullivan), as well. Having killed off his latest fictional character, Richard found inspiration in NYPD detective Kate Beckett, after being called in to advise on a case. Now they’re working as pseudo-partners. [Read more...]
