BattleStar Galactica: Razor & Final Season News!

[Aceman]

The folks at The Scifi Channel have sent SFM some really great media promoting the upcoming BSG:Razor Movie and the final season of BattleStar Galactica. If your a fan of the show, or just a fan of scifi you will most definately want to download the following clips.

Scifi Channel has been gracious enough to allow me to provide with you a download of the Razorettes as they become available. 1 per week. These Razorettes are 2 minutes long and are to get you upto speed for the November 24th premiere of BattleStar Galatics: Razor (2 hours long).

As I get new media I will make it available too you right here!

Razorette Teaser #1:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...zor_tease1.mov


Razorette Teaser #2:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...zor-Tease2.mov

UPDATE: Due to legal reasons, I have been informed by The Scifi Channel that I can not put the Flashbacks online until 12:01am on Wednesday following it's airing during Flash Gordon on Friday night. I believe this is so I don't trump scifi.com and take traffic from them. I have agreed to abide by their requests as much as it pains me.


This flashback has LT. William Adama "Husker" in it!!


FLASHBACK #1:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...flashback1.mov


FLASHBACK #2:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...flashback2.mov


FLASHBACK #3:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...flashback3.mov (uploading now)

Feature Razor Clips!


Clip #1:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...azor1_0824.mov


Clip #2:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...azor2_0824.mov

Fan films!


Dark Beginnings:
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashbac...Beginnings.mov


Homecoming - This will make you LYAO.
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashback/Homecoming.mov


BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: FINAL SEASON TEASER!
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashback/BSG_EBE1.mov

MORE SOON!!!

[Aceman]

CAST BIOS

EDWARD JAMES OLMOS
ADMIRAL ADAMA

Actor, producer, director and community activist Edward James Olmos was born and raised in East Los Angeles. A veteran of the theatre, he earned a Tony nomination for his mesmerizing performance in the 1978 drama/musical Zoot Suit. He reprised the role for a feature film in 1981, and went on that year to star in Wolfen. He followed that performance with pivotal roles in Ridley Scott’s landmark Blade Runner and Robert M. Young’s acclaimed The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez. Olmos’ feature film credits also include Selena, Mi Familia/My Family and American Me, which he also directed. His extensive television work includes Showtime's acclaimed The Burning Season, Showtime’s In the Time of Butterflies, the ABC miniseries Dead Man’s Walk and the documentary The Unfinished Journey, directed by Steven Spielberg. Olmos starred for two seasons in the Emmy Nominated PBS series American Family.
Throughout his extensive career, Olmos has received numerous accolades, including an LA Drama Circle Award, an Emmy (in addition to three nominations) and two Golden Globe Awards. In 1988, he received an Academy Award nomination for his portrayal of Jaime Escalante, the dedicated, real-life math teacher in Stand and Deliver, which he also produced. Most recently, he was awarded the PASS award from the National Council on Crime and Delinquency for producing the domestic-violence documentary It Ain’t Love.
Olmos is currently a United States Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF. He is also a national spokesperson for the following organizations: Southwest Voter Registration Project, where he helps the Latino Community in its pursuit of citizenship and voter registration; the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation; and the AIDS Awareness Foundation. He also serves on the boards of Recruiting New Teachers, the Twentieth Century Fund, UCLA School of Film and Theater, UCLA Mentoring Program, Miami Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles Children’s Hospital, National Council on Adoption, Children’s Action Network, and Hollywood Supports.
In 2007 Edward James Olmos won two Alma Awards; for Outstanding Actor -Television Series (Battlestar Galactica) and for Outstanding Direction - Television Movie (Walkout). In 2006, Battlestar Galactica was the proud recipient of a Peabody Award. Olmos has also received a 2004 Latin Business Spirit Award, a 2004 Image Award, a 2004 Hugo Award for Best Actor on Battlestar Galactica, a 2004 Family Television Award and was nominated for a SYFY Genre Award for Best Actor on Battlestar Galactica. He was presented with an Outstanding Achievement Award in Education and Latino Literacy at the Inaugural of the National Council of Space Directors, where it was also announced that the council had formed the Edward James Olmos Latino Literacy Scholarship Fund. In addition, he presented the award for the 2nd annual Edward James Olmos Award for Advocacy in Amputation Prevention.

JAMIE BAMBER
LEE ADAMA, A.K.A. “APOLLO”

Deep space is a long way from London, England, but classically trained actor Jamie Bamber has proven adept at navigating both territories. Known to millions as Commander Apollo from the cult phenomenon Battlestar Galactica, Bamber calls London home when not in Vancouver filming his role as the peace-keeping fighter pilot.
Born in Hammersmith, his American father and Northern Irish mother relocated the family to Paris until returning home when he was seven-years-old. It was in Paris that his actress mother who, as yet lacked a daughter, cast him as the Wicked Witch of the West in “The Wizard of Oz.” Hence began his penchant for acting.
Bamber attended St. Paul’s School in London and eventually Cambridge University where he earned 1st Class M.A Honors in Modern languages including French and Italian. While there, he played rugby and performed in numerous theatrical productions. Though Bamber had been acting since childhood, it was not until his acceptance to the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts that he opted to pursue it as his career. Shortly thereafter, he was cast in his first professional role as Archie Kennedy in the acclaimed British mini-series Horatio Hornblower.
More recent credits include Steven Spielberg and Tom Hank’s award-winning HBO mini-series Band Of Brothers, the BBC telefilm Daniel Deronda, and ITV’s Peak Justice and Ultimate Force. On stage, he has starred as Prince Hal in “Henry 1V” at the Bristol Old Vic, and as Mephistopheles in “Dr. Faustus.”
In his spare time, Bamber is equally as athletic as his Apollo character appears on screen. He has run the London Marathon, and is an avid golfer, skier, and tennis player.

KATEE SACKHOFF
KARA THRACE, A.K.A. “STARBUCK”

Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Katee Sackhoff currently stars in two television series. For four years she has starred as the hotshot pilot Starbuck in the critically acclaimed SCI FI Channel series Battlestar Galactica. Katee also stars in the highly anticipated new NBC series Bionic Woman in which she plays Sarah, the original bionic woman who is nemesis to lead character Jamie Sommers.
Upon graduating high school, Katee moved to Los Angeles and quickly garnered attention and praise as she secured some competitive leading roles in a variety of film and television projects. It began with a lead role in the MTV pilot Locust Valley, which lead to a lead role in the Fox Family Channel series The Fearing Mind and a starring role opposite Jamie Lee Curtis in Dimension Films’ Halloween: Resurrection. She also secured a lead role portraying the daughter to Richard Dreyfuss on the CBS series, The Education of Max Bickford.
Sackhoff can next be seen as the lead in Universal Pictures’ White Noise 2 the sequel to the hit original. The film is due for release in 2008.

JAMES CALLIS
GAIUS BALTAR

London-born James Callis studied English and Related Literature at the University of York. After graduating in 1993, he gained a place at the renowned London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts. He graduated from LAMDA in 1996 and has since appeared in various West End stage productions, as well as in film and on TV and radio.
Callis made his West End debut in “Old Wicked Songs” alongside Bob Hoskins in 1996, earning the London Critics’ Circle’s Jack Tinker Award for Most Promising Newcomer. He appeared at the Almeida Theatre in George Bernard Shaw’s “The Doctor’s Dilemma” in 1998, and at the Soho Theatre in London last year in Peter Ackerman’s “Things You Shouldn’t Say Past Midnight”. He broke into television in 1996 with a guest role on the British series Murder Most Horrid and with a recurring role in the ensemble of the long-running U.K.drama Soldier Soldier.
Callis went on to a number of telefilms and miniseries, including The Scarlet Pimpernel (1999) and Jason and the Argonauts (2000). He played Bridget’s pal Tom in the hit movie Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001) and its sequel Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004). He co-wrote and co-directed the film Beginner’s Luck (2001), in which he starred opposite Julie Delpy. He was Menelaus in USA Network’s miniseries Helen of Troy, and Haman in the feature - One Night With the King, with Omar Sharif and Peter O’Toole.
In 2006 James won the award for Best Supporting Actor at the Saturn Awards. He also received a Peabody Award and an AFI (American Film Institute) Award and a CAMIE (Character and Morality in Entertainment) Award (for One Night and the King)

TRICIA HELFER
NUMBER SIX/CAPRICA SIX/GINA/NATALIE

Tricia Helfer is starring opposite LeeLee Sobieski as Celeste in the feature film Walk All Over Me (selected for the Toronto Film Festival). She began 2007 guest-starring as Molly McNamara on Supernatural and as Naomi in the Fox pilot Them.
Tricia can be seen in her fourth season of the Sci-Fi channel’s highest-ever rated series Battlestar Galactica. She stars opposite Edward James Olmos and Mary McDonnell as the beautiful and brilliant “Number 6”, a Cylon out to destroy the human race that created her. She continues the role in the upcoming television movie Battlestar Galactica: Razor.
Tricia’s other film credits include the Independent feature Memory. She stars as Stephanie Jacobs, a strikingly beautiful painter and love interest of Billy Zane’s Dr. Taylor Biggs. Dennis Hopper and Ann-Margret . She played Leila Cole in The Green Chain a mockumentary; Sasha in the indy Spiral, with David Joel Moore; General Kilian Qatar, in the video game Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars; and the lead role of Ally in the feature film The Genuis Club. She also produced and hosted Canada’s Next Top Model.

GRACE PARK
SHARON/BOOMER/ATHENA

A citizen of both the U.S. and Canada, Grace Park has made her mark on film and TV on both sides of the border.
Grace made her screen debut in the influential Jet Li film Romeo Must Die. This was quickly followed by memorable appearances on television’s The Dead Zone and The Outer Limits. However, it was her critically acclaimed role on the Canadian hit Edgemont that showcased her range and talent, establishing her as a star on the rise.
Grace’s presence on the SCI FI Channel smash Battlestar Galactica has led to guest-starring roles on such notable shows as Stargate: SG-1 and Andromeda. She most recently joined her Battlestar cast mate, Tricia Helfer, in filming video sequences for the acclaimed EA video game, Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars. She can also be seen in the upcoming SCI FI Channel movie Battlestar Galactica: Razor.
Grace can currently be seen again on the big screen opposite John Cho (Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle) in the feature film West 32nd, directed by Michael Kang, screening at major festivals worldwide.
Grace has a degree in Psychology and is an avid skier and snowboarder.

MICHAEL HOGAN
SAUL TIGH

Hogan, a prospector’s son, was born in Northern Ontario. He trained at the National Theatre School of Canada, where he met his future wife, actress Susan (King) Hogan. They worked as a package until their children, Jennie-Rebecca Hogan (actress), Gabriel Hogan (actor) and Charlie Hogan (audience member) came along.
Over the years Hogan has appeared in countless plays, films, TV series and radio dramas, and even an opera.
Some of his favorite feature film experiences are Clearcut, with good friend Graham Greene, shot in the bush north of Lake Superior; Road to Saddle River, shot in the Badlands of Alberta; Klondike Fever, with Rod Steiger, Lorne Greene, Angie Dickinson and Gordon Pinsent, shot in and around Barkerville, BC in the winter; A Simple Curve, shot in the Slocan Valley, BC.
Some favorite TV experiences; Jake and the Kid, Monk, African Skies, Dead Man’s Gun, Lifeline to Victory, Nights Below Station Street, Calico Christmas, For Those Who Hunt The Wounded Down and, of course, his all time favorite Battlestar Galactica.
Favorite live theatre gigs: the title role in “Cowboy King”, performed on horseback at the Caravan Farm Theatre in the interior of BC; Biff Loman in “Death of a Salesman”, then 19 years later, Willy Loman in the same play; “Red Mango Blues”, a one man show (with guitar virtuoso Harris Van Berkel), written by poet/playwright Charles Tidler; Petruchio in “Taming of the Shrew”, with wife Susan as Kate.
Favorite radio shows: Pocket City Blues, a radio series about a blues dj who stumbles into a different crime every week. Hogan has read many books, poems and short stories on CBC Radio.
His award nominations are numerous. His awards to date are: Blizzard Award for Best Leading Actor, feature length for Nights Below Station Street, from Manitoba Film and a Genie for Best Supporting Actor, feature length in Solitaire.
The Hogans live on an island with son Charlie, a couple of dogs, cats, bikes, skis and a few kayaks.

AARON DOUGLAS
TYROL

Aaron Douglas was born in New Westminster, a suburb of Vancouver, Canada. After many years spent in various jobs discovering what he did not want to do, he came across the William B. Davis Centre for Actors.
In 1998, Douglas began the year-long, fulltime acting program and by the end of the school year, he had found an agent. It wasn’t long until he began to get steady work in guest star and supporting roles in television series and major motion pictures.
Douglas most recently starred in the green screen feature film Blood: A Butcher’s Tale, and has appeared in the feature films Exorcism of Emily Rose, Man About Town, Butterfly On A Wheel, X-Men 2, The Lizzie Maguire Story, Final Destination 2, The Chronicles of Riddick, Walking Tall, White Noise, Paycheck, Catwoman and I, Robot.

TAHMOH PENIKETT
HELO

Tahmoh is delighted to star as Lieutenant Karl “Helo” Agathon on the Emmy Nominated SCI FI Channel series Battlestar Galactica for which he has received the prestigious Peabody Award . Prior to Battlestar Galactica, Tahmoh joined the cast of the critically acclaimed Canadian series The Cold Squad for their final season. His performance on that series earned him a LEO award nomination.
Tahmoh can also be seen in a guest starring capacity in a variety of other series including a recurring guest star on Whistler (The N), Smallville (FOX) and The L Word (Showtime). Tahmoh stars in the short film, Trapped Ashes, directed by renowned director Monte Hellman, which debuted at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival. Tahmoh has two films coming out in 2007, Trick 'r Treat (Warner Bros) and The Green Chain (Movie Central).
Tahmoh was born in the city of Whitehorse in the Yukon, Canada and his background, which includes strong ties to the Upper Tanana tribe and their traditions, led him to his love of storytelling. Tahmoh has a very strong connection and devotion to his family with whom he spends time with whenever possible.
In his spare time enjoys a variety of athletic pursuits including being a competitive kick boxer.

ALESSANDRO JULIANI
FELIX GAETA

A native of Vancouver, Alessandro makes his living as an actor, singer, sound designer and composer. In addition to his series-regular role as Lt. Felix Gaeta on Battlestar Galactica, his recent on-camera credits include: the feature films Elegy, Chaos Theory, and The Score, the acclaimed short film Blue Skies/Heart, and supporting roles on the series Dark Angel, Jeremiah, Taken, Stargate SG-1, and the SCI FI Channel Miniseries, Earthsea.
On stage he has appeared across North America, most recently in the Canadian premiere of Mary Zimmerman’s “Metamorphoses” (Citadel Theatre -Edmonton), “Hamlet” (National Arts Centre - Ottawa), “Romeo and Juliet”, “Fiddler on the Roof “(Vancouver Playhouse - Vancouver) and in a Jessie Richardson Theatre Award-winning turn in “Twelfth Night” (Bard on the Beach-Vancouver).
He has composed original music and created soundscapes for recent theatrical productions of “Hamlet”, “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead”, “Troilus and Cressida”, and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (Bard on the Beach), “Vigil”, “Vincent in Brixton” and “Equus”(Vancouver Playhouse), and “Skydive” (Realwheels Theatre).

KANDYSE MCCLURE
DUALLA

Since being “discovered” by William B Davis in a tiny Vancouver theatre 8 years ago, while performing Athol Fugards' Valley Song, Kandyse has had the privilege of crafting her skill with many generous actors. She worked alongside Lou Diamond Philips in Prince of Mirrors, where she was cast in a role originally slated for a guy; as Katherine Ann Cabot, in the teen drama Higher Ground; as Annie Fisher, a blind woman in Dark Angel; as Malcolm Jamal Warner’s girlfriend Elizabeth in Jeremiah; and in the NBC re-make of Carrie as Sue Snell. But none have moved her more than her experiences on the set of Battlestar Galactica.

When not on set, Kandyse spends her time doing yoga, singing and practicing the guitar. And when she has the time, she travels back to South Africa, sits on her grandmothers’ porch and says a little prayer of gratitude for a blessed life.

MICHAEL TRUCCO
ANDERS

Born and raised the son of a police officer in San Mateo, California, Michael graduated with a BA in Theatre Arts and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for a couple of years until the desire to reach for bigger parts drove him to Los Angeles. He appeared in six plays over the next 2 years, but it was his appearance in “A Few Good Men" that got Michael noticed by a talent manager and thus began his upward climb in film and television.
A recurring role as Josh Hunter on Beverly Hills 90210 brought Michael Trucco the recognition he sought. He followed that role with two seasons as Lt. Tucker “Spoon” Henry on Pensacola: Wings of Gold starring James Brolin. Trucco has made guest star appearances on numerous series including One Tree Hill, CSI and CSI: Miami. He recently played Jessica Biel’s boyfriend on the Sony/Revolution feature Next starring Nicolas Cage.

MICHELLE FORBES
ADMIRAL CAIN

Michelle Forbes began her career at the age of 20 on Guiding Light where she earned a Daytime Emmy nomination. After several years on the CBS Soap, she began to make appearances on Broadway and made several guest star roles on television series (Seinfeld, The Outer Limits).
In 1996, she landed her first series regular role on the NBC cult hit, Homicide: Life on the Street. In that same year she starred opposite Stockard Channing in the TV movie The Prosecutors. She also had several TV recurring roles on the shows such as Wonderland, 24, and Prison Break.

Her other series credits include the BBC television serial Messiah and the BBC One drama Waking The Dead.
In addition to her extensive television work, Michelle has appeared in such films as Kalifornia, Swimming With Sharks, and Dandelion.
Michelle is has booked a series regular role on the HBO series In Treatment starring as Gabriel Byrne’s wife.

STEPHANIE JACOBSEN
KENDRA SHAW

Born in Hong Kong and raised in Australia, actress Stephanie Jacobsen is internationally recognized as Charlotte Adams in the long running Australian television drama Home And Away, which airs in 40 countries, for which she received a Logie Award nomination for Most Popular New Female. Other roles she has had on Australian television include a regular role on Headland, and guest starring roles on the SCI FI Channel’s Farscape and the comedy Fat Pizza for SBS.
Jacobsen has appeared in a number of short films and theatrical productions including her role as the Pearl Concubine in Empress of China, and as Kate in Sam Shepard and Joseph Chaikin’s Savage/Love.

GRAHAM BECKEL
COL. FISK

Graham Beckel has made a rich career out of playing tough guy character roles since he began to act in the 70s. His film highlights include his role on director Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain as L.D. Newsome and on L.A. Confidential as Det. Sgt. Dick Stensland. Other films in which Beckel appeared are Astronaut Farmer, Vegas Baby, The Pennsylvania Miner’s Story, Hardball, Point of Origin, True Crime, Pearl Harbor, Bulworth, Leaving Las Vegas, and The Paper Chase.
His recent television credits include guest starring roles on Heroes, Raines, Grey’s Anatomy, and Wanted. His television movie of the week credits include In From the Night, Helter Skelter, The Other Mother, My Brother’s Keeper, Murder of Innocence and Amerika.

NICO CORTEZ
YOUNG ADAMA

Born in Northwest, Indiana, Nico Cortez graduated college with a liberal arts degree and, unsure of his future, found himself inspired after watching Al Pacino in Scent of A Woman. He made up his mind to move to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. With $300 in his pocket Cortez hopped in a beat up Nissan Sentra and headed west. For three years he lived out of his truck in order to free up his money for acting classes. His determination paid off with appearances on the highly acclaimed television series Alias, CSI and Battlestar Galactica.
His proficiency with accents came in handy when he was cast as a Mexican drug smuggler in 18 Wheels of Justice. He appeared in the pilot and 2 subsequent episodes of the series Manhattan, AZ.

MATTHEW BENNETT
DORAL

For the past thirteen years, Matthew’s career has taken him across Canada several times. He has worked as a series lead on such shows as Total Recall 2070, the CBC mini-series At The Hotel, and the critically acclaimed detective drama Cold Squad, for which he received both a Leo and Gemini nomination for his work in the Best Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role category.
Now living between Toronto and Vancouver with his wife Brittaney, Matthew has guest starred on more than fifteen television episodics, and has co-starred in a list of movies for both television and theatrical release.
Most recently, Matthew has begun his fourth season as Aaron Doral on the award winning Sci-Fi drama, Battlestar Galactica, has been cast in a leading role on the CTV pilot Sabbatical, is starting his first season in the new CBC series, MVP, and has made his directorial debut with the feature film Love / Money, due to be released in 2008.
In his spare time, Matthew can be found in the local movie theatre, running the trails of Toronto, and pursuing his keen interest in photography.

STEVE BACIC
JURGEN BELZEN XO

Whether you love to watch TV or prefer going to the movies, chances are you’ve seen Steve Bacic. For fifteen years, this versatile and talented actor has done everything from tickle people’s funny bones to send chills up their spines with his performances on the small and big screens.
From his first TV guest-star role on 21 Jump Street, Bacic landed guest spots on series such as Street Justice, The Commish, Highlander, Call of the Wild, Stargate: SG-1, CSI: Miami and ER as well as several episodes of The X-Files.
In addition to his TV work, Bacic has appeared in such feature films as The 6th Day, X2: X-Men United and Stakeout 2.
Bacic’s lengthy association with Andromeda began in 2000. He guest-starred as Gaheris Rhade in the show’s first episode and, although his character was killed, he was “resurrected” for a number of episodes. In the show’s second season, Bacic portrayed Telemachus Rhade, who was introduced as a descendent of Gaheris, and in season four he became a regular character on the program.
In 2006, the actor finished editing Teacher, an independent feature that he wrote, produced and starred in. “It’s about a man who becomes aware of his true nature which, unlike the façade we initially see, is evil,” says Bacic. “Working on this film was one of the most positive things I’ve ever done in this business as I gained a greater appreciation for what everyone behind the camera does. It was a tremendous learning experience and I’m hoping to do it again.”
Currently he is shooting a recurring guest star role on the series Flash Gordon and will be starring in an upcoming television feature called Odysseus for SCI FI Channel.

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Originally Posted by Aceman

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: FINAL SEASON TEASER!
http://www.scifi-meshes.com/flashback/BSG_EBE1.mov

linky no worky

sweet! I love the first fan film

[Aceman]

Fixed.. I hadn't shortened the name..sorry about that.

Aceman

[Freak]

HOMECOMING is funny as hell!

[vf-1msx]

FLASHBACK #3
Adama and his flight lead, Banzai, engage in bloody dogfights against Raiders as Operation Raptor Talon commences all around them in orbit of an ice planet. During the battle, the battlestar Columbia is pummeled from basestar salvos and is subsequently destroyed. Adama then spots two Raiders entering the planet's atmosphere. Out for revenge, Adama engages the two. He shoots down one in the high altitudes. Inside a cloud, he suddenly collides with the other and falls to the ground in his disintegrating craft


that was the best one

[Endeavour]

DAMN!!! Have to wait a week to see the outcome. That was KEWL.

[juanxer]

Ice planet and some Cylon superweapon... "Gun on Ice Planet Zero"?

[DarthMcWord]

I love BSG. The season 4 trailer is the same one that is on YouTube. Also, the third flash back is playing at SCIFI.COM

[dadeo911]

Originally Posted by DarthMcWord

I love BSG. The season 4 trailer is the same one that is on YouTube. Also, the third flash back is playing at SCIFI.COM

Sure... as long as you live in the States.

Thanks for posting these.