HBO’s True Blood and Several Cast Members Are 2012 Fright Night Awards Nominees
The first annual Fright Night Awards (www.frightnightawards.com), supporting Cancer Bites (www.cancerbites.tv), features twenty-one categories that encompass film, television, and celebrity costumes, among others. Both the voting and the awards show itself are virtual, taking place entirely online. HBO’s popular series True Blood is nominated for Favorite Supernatural TV Show while Alex Skarsgård (Eric Northman), Joe Manganiello (Alcide Herveaux), Deborah Ann Woll (Jessica Hamby) and Stephen Moyer (Bill Compton) are all nominated in individual categories.
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The winners of the 2012 Fright Night awards will be announced October 30th. Fans are encouraged to vote for their favorites at www.frightnightawards.com, as well to spread the word about the Cancer Bites cause and program. True Blood fans can not only cast their vote for the show itself, but for the nominated cast members. Debora Ann Woll is nominated for Favorite Female TV or Movie Vampire; Joe Manganiello is a nominee in the category of Favorite Movie or TV Werewolf; and both Alex Skarsgård and Stephen Moyer are nominated in the category of Favorite Male TV or Movie Vampire.
Be sure to register and vote for True Blood and its cast members. Let’s go for sweep of the awards!
Source: 2012 Fright Night Awards
With the return of True Blood for Season 5 on June 10, and the release of ‘Battleship’ into theaters on May 18, fans of Alexander Skarsgård (Eric Northman) will have much to enjoy this summer.
Popwatch’s Mandi Beirly was wondering if Eric Northman was going to eat the children in last Sunday’s episode of True Blood. Alex Skarsgard does such a tremendous job with his role as Eric, some may wonder how much of the character is scripted, and how much of it is Alex‘s acting ability. Several actions from Eric‘s scenes from episode eleven were pointed out from the way he leaned on his elbow as he listened to Sam ask for help, the wink he gave to Arlene’s kids, the way he fixed his hair after flying in to see Queen Sophie-Ann. Before you start thinking that Mandi is giving Alex too much credit, she points out that Alex worked closely with the show’s costume designer for the hair foil scene in season two’s second episode. It’s not doubted that Alex is doing an excellent job with his portrayal of vampire sheriff, Eric.