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Jensen at "My Bloody Valentine 3D" Premiere

2009-01-09T16:48:00.001-08:00

He looks amazing

Jared couldnt attend =[

Picture Credit:http://www.jraunlimited.com/

Yet Another Jensen Appearance

2009-01-07T09:04:00.000-08:00

Friday, Jan. 9
There's love, there's horror, there's multiple dimensions, there's Jensen Ackles of My Bloody Valentine: 3-D on Chelsea Lately tonight! A lot going on! Comedian Whitney Cummings, infoMania's Conor Knighton and comedian Josh Wolf.

Wow three Jensen interviews all on TV this week

Check local listings for times =]

Another Jensen Appearance

2009-01-06T13:25:00.000-08:00

Jensen will be appearing on the Bonnie Hunt Show on January 9, 2009.

Jane Kaczmarek played the outspoken mom on 'Malcom in the Middle' and now she's speaking out for a charity close to her heart called Heifer International. This group is taking a unique approach to ending hunger that Jane will share with us. Then from the new horror film 'My Bloody Valentine 3-D' and the TV show 'Supernatural' Jensen Ackles pops in. Plus some posh lifestyle tips from Robyn Moreno.

http://www.bonniehunt.com/promos/friday_january_9th_jane_kaczma.php

MBV3D Updates

2009-01-02T14:19:00.000-08:00

The Japanese one-sheet poster for the film
This poster is amazing ^ wow

ALSO a sneak peek -contains spoilers-

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=yyaEVv8uzKo

New Jared Interview

2008-12-28T05:52:00.000-08:00

A new interview of Jared has popped up on the internet
It's long but well worth the read

How are you?
I had the most absolutely bizarre day yesterday. Right when I was about to call you, I heard my dog yelping. I was on set, and she was screaming and shaking. I went to take her into the trailer, and she started screaming again, so I grabbed her because I thought her paw was hurt, and she bit me on the hand, real quick, and my dog would never growl at me or bite me. Never. I found out that there was a short circuit in the trailer, and she was getting electrocuted. It was a really kind of shitty situation. She was just trying to get away from the stairs.

Is she okay?
Yeah she’s okay. She was kind of whacked out for a few hours. But now she’s playing around, there’s snow on the ground up here, so she’s loving it.

How is the shooting of Supernatural?
It’s been going really well. Today is our last day before the holidays, but we’re halfway through with our 15th episode, so when we come back we only have about seven and a half episodes left. We’ve really done quite a bit, and we’re all really happy with the work. Season 4 seems like it’s really found its stride.

Do you have a dark side?
I guess so. Certainly my body of work would suggest that, but it’s nothing that I planned. I’m not at a point in my career where I can say, “Bring me a comedy,” and then 15 comedies will show up at my door. I came to Supernatural straight from Gilmore Girls, so I’ve had a steady job, and it’s just the way it worked out that the movies I could fit into my schedule that I was excited about were all in the sci-fi, horror, thriller genre.

How did you prepare for your role in Friday the 13th?
It’s hard to describe the preparation for Friday the 13th. I don’t have a method ... I just try to get some ideas and familiarize myself with the character. I filmed Friday the 13th on April 30th in Austin, Texas, and was filming Supernatural in Vancouver, BC, on April 28, so I flew straight from set to set. If you talk to anybody in the cast, it was kind of a crazy shooting schedule—a lot of handheld, a lot of run-and-gun. It was kind of like guerrilla filmmaking, but I think it’ll turn out great. Physically, I tried to bulk up for the role a little bit. The last thing I wanted to do was watch a movie where some skinny pretty boy was fighting. I tried to work out hard and drank my protein shakes. As it is, I like to work out and keep in shape anyway, so I just tried to lift heavier. And it was a good thing because when I got to set, Derek Meers, who plays Jason, is 6’5”, solid muscle. I am nowhere near that, but at least I looked like I could have run away from him a little better.

Do you end up fighting Jason in the movie?
I do, a few times. I get to have a few confrontations with Jason, so I kind of lucked out.
So you got to put your strength to use then? At the end of the day, you’re fighting Jason, and no one can take Jason, but at least I wasn’t 140 pounds.

Has working on all of these horror projects changed your perspective on the fear factor of movies? Has it desensitized you to scary movies?
No, not really. That’s one of the great things about horror movies in general—it’s total escapism. Even though I’ve done a few now, I can still go into a movie theater and sit down, and get scared. I thought it might, but it hasn’t.

What was the first movie that really scared you?
I don’t know if it was the first one necessarily, but Stephen King’s It, about the clown. That was awesome. I loved it, it was terrifying and would give me nightmares, and I’ll still go back and watch it.

Did you ever try on Jason’s mask?
I didn’t. I don’t know why I didn’t. You know what, maybe if they have it at the premiere or something, or maybe if I sneak in. I think it’s on high-security lockup right now. I didn’t even think about that. I totally should have done that! I’m so pissed off that I didn’t do it! Maybe it would have ruined Derek’s mojo. It’s like the pitcher’s mound. You can’t walk up on the pitchers mound. Maybe he doesn’t want anyone trying on his Jason mask. I wouldn’t want to piss him off.
What did you and the cast do in your free time in the creepy woods in Austin?
I’m from San Antonio, which is an hour south of Austin, so I when I found out that the movie was shooting in Austin, I was ecstatic. I have a bunch of friends in Austin, so we’d go out to eat, and I’d go out to Lake Travis and wakeboard and jog around Town Lake. Austin’s a great city, so we just hung out. The cast got really close, and we still send each other funny emails. The guys and gals who all live in LA actually see each other, but I’m the lone wolf who’s off in snowy Canada. Everybody’s sending emails like, “Hey we’re all hanging out at the Platinum Dunes (Michael Bay’s production company responsible for the remake) Christmas party, wish you were here.” And I’m like yeah, I’m on set, I’ve got fake blood all over my face and my shirt, and I’m cold.

How were Danielle and Amanda compared to Paris Hilton and Elisha Cuthbert?
They were great. I was lucky enough to do a lot more work with Danielle and Amanda than I did with Elisha and Paris in House of Wax. I wasn’t there for a lot of the physical stuff that Elisha had to do, and I didn’t really film a whole lot of the same scenes with Paris. But I got to see first-hand Amanda and Danielle doing the stunt bits, and getting beat up and bruised up, and just rolling with the punches. They were champs.

How did you decompress after a long day of screaming and shooting?
A lot of times I like to have a glass of scotch or beer or something like that to decompress. But the days were so hard and frantic, that by the time I got home, I was literally too tired to twist off a bottle cap. My decompression was collapsing face first on my pillow. On the weekends, I’d drive to San Antonio to see my parents, or drive up to Dallas to see my brother.

After shooting this film, do you think you’ll ever send your kids to summer camp?
Probably, if they annoy me enough.

Are you superstitious at all?
I do a weird thing: If I’m going under a yellow light or when I’m getting on an airplane, I sort of kiss my finger and touch it to the roof.

Any nervousness about the release date on Friday, February 13th?
Not really. I am so looking forward to that day, and being able to see it and have my family and friends see it, that I haven’t really thought about that. I don’t like to fly on Friday the 13th, so hopefully they’re not going to be flying me to some premiere somewhere. I’ve never liked to fly on Friday the 13th, even before I did the movie.

Have you ever sat in the theater in one of your movies before?
I have. I’ve snuck into I think every movie that I’ve been in, usually right as they’re about to leave the theaters, a couple weeks or couple months after they’re released. I’ll go with a buddy and go in after the credits have started and sit in the back. That’s usually the only way I’ll watch the movie. I own all of the movies that I’ve been in, but I’ve never watched them. I’ve never been like, “Oh, I’m going to put my movie in.”

When you sneak into the theater are you focusing on the film or the crowd reaction?
The film. I’m pretty lucky enough to avoid reaction. I’ve just accepted that there are people who are fans of me for no good reason, so I imagine that there are people who will be non-fans of me for no good reason. I just sort of catch the good with the bad and brush it all off my shoulders. I focus on the film and try to see what I like about my own performance, and what I’d change in the future.

Does anyone ever recognize you?
Sometimes I’ll take a photograph beforehand or sign an autograph. I think I’m really sensitive to my own movies, knowing that it’s kind of a danger zone, so I’ll really sneak in—I have my hat down.

Does Clay turn out to be a hero?
I’ll answer that with a quote. “Everyone is the hero of their own story.” So, he tries. For fear of the wrath of Michael Bay, that’s all I’m going to say. He certainly gives it a go. He gives it his best shot. So, in my book, he’s a hero.

Source:http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/jared-padalecki-goes-head-to-mask-with-jason-voorhees/5657

Jensen to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live

2008-12-26T07:20:00.000-08:00

Jensen will be a guest at the Jimmy Kimmel Live Show on January 8, 2009.

http://www.1iota.com/events,3981,Jimmy-Kimmel-Live-Studio-Audience-.html

Mark your calenders.

Maybe a red carpet event will happen to ;]

New season 4 promos

2008-12-24T13:18:00.000-08:00

1 Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester solo shot

1 Jared Padalecki as Sam Winchester solo shot

1 Duo shot

Thanks to http://www.j-padalecki.org/ & http://jraunlimited.com/ for the pictures

My Bloody Valentine 3D New Trailer

2008-12-20T07:26:00.000-08:00

TV's 50 Sexiest Men of 2008

2008-12-20T05:37:00.000-08:00

Jensen Ackles was awarded 7th place

Jared Padalecki was awarded 1st place

Finally!

At least they got this one right

20 TV Men We'd Kiss Under the Mistletoe

2008-12-20T05:25:00.000-08:00

Sam Winchester AKA Jared Padalecki was awarded second place

Just behind his big brother Dean Winchester AKA Jensen Ackles in first place

Jensen at Asylum Con 2009 in the UK

2008-12-16T14:06:00.000-08:00

Jensen will attend the Supernatural Asylum Convention in the UK, May 29-31 2009. The Event will be in Birmingham.

Check Out For Details :
http://www.rogueevent.co.uk/asylum/index.html

ALSO

Alona Tal plays Jo Harvelle (the daughter of Ellen Harvelle played by Samantha Ferris who was at Asylum 2 in May 2008) during season two of of the TV series Supernatural. Misha Collins (Castiel), Charles Malik Whitfield (FBI Agent Victor Henricksen), Matthew Cohen (Young John Winchester), Amy Gumenick (Young Mary Winchester), Samantha Smith (Mary Winchester), Gabriel Tigerman (Andrew Gallagher), Fredric Lehne (The Yellow-Eyed Demon) and Richard Speight Jr. (The Trickster).

Death is coming on Supernatural -Spoilers-

2008-12-16T13:46:00.000-08:00

There are plenty of great episodes ahead for Supernatural, with magicians, high schools and Dean driving a Prius (more on that last one can be heard in our upcoming exclusive interview with writer Sera Gamble). Kristin at E!Online recently got word on another episode that features Dean and Sam posing as ghosts to uncover the sudden death of reapers.

The big news Kristin has today is that in this episode, “a character we know and love dies.” While she doesn't reveal who ths mystery death is, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out because, as any Supernatural fan knows, there aren't a whole lot of characters we “know and love.” It definitely takes Ruby out of the running.

Source and Full Story : http://www.buddytv.com/articles/supernatural/a-death-on-supernatural-25273.aspx?pollid=3001431&answer=3004770#poll3001431

Jensen Quote: When I was in middle school, some of my so-called friends found a catalogue ad I did for Superman pajamas. They made as many copies as they could and pasted them up all over school.

Jared Padalecki is Shirtless

2008-12-08T08:50:00.000-08:00

Supernatural star Jared Padalecki flexes his muscles on the set of his upcoming horror flick Friday the 13th.

Wow hes amazing <3

[credit:justjared.com]

Graphics Center

2008-12-07T08:20:00.001-08:00

The graphics center is now up

http://j2graphics.blogspot.com/

Check it out for icons/blends/headers/animations

oh and new header coming soon for padackles-heaven ;]

New Jared Appearance

2008-12-07T05:09:00.000-08:00

Jared attended the children’s boutique, Milkshop.com christmas event in Los Angeles on Saturday. He is such a dog lover its so cute

OFFICAL FRIDAY 13TH TRAILER

2008-12-05T12:14:00.000-08:00

Looks so scary.

IN CINEMAS FROM FRIDAY 13TH FEBRUARY

Final Poster for MBV3D

2008-12-05T10:48:00.000-08:00

CLICK PICTURE FOR FULL SIZE

Rated R for graphic brutal horror violence and grisly images throughout, some strong sexuality, graphic nudity and language.

Spoilers for upcoming episodes

2008-12-01T11:27:00.000-08:00

Delilah in Lexington, Ky.: Tell me what’s in store for my beloved Winchester brothers!

In the upcoming Supernatural episode titled “Sex and Violence,” there will be rainbows and unicorns. Nah, just kidding—there will be sex and violence. Both Sam and Dean make new friends, and one of the boys gets laid. Later Sam and Dean fight each other, but not over the girl—over a guy!

Question: Supernatural scoop, please? — Josh

Ausiello: Cougar alert! Supexecs are casting the role of a sexy and smart thirtysomething doctor who likes booze and one night stands. And young men with the last name Winchester.

[credit to http://www.jraunlimited.com/ for this]

Jensen Graphic

2008-11-28T11:36:00.000-08:00

For any of you to use on forums and what not

if you use please credit padackles-heaven.blogspot.com

click for full size

New interview with Jared

2008-11-24T12:50:00.000-08:00

FULL CREDIT to http://j-padalecki.org/ for this the site is AMAZING

The interview is quite long but is well worth a read

If you would prefer to listen to the interview head over to j-padalecki

HOST : Hey Jared, how you doing?
JP: I’m alright man, thank you so much for uh for being flexible. Stuff gets so crazy over here on set and I always feel so terrible that I have to change it and then not change it and then push and pull it and move it around, so thanks for working with me.
HOST : Hey, no problem at all. I’m glad to be able to talk to you, thanks for taking the time out to talk to us
JP: Yeah of course.
HOST : Um well, let’s start off by talking about Thoma’s Kinkade’s Christmas Cottage. So what attracted you to this role, I have to imagine part of it would be the stellar cast the film has.
JP: Yeah um that was, that was a massive part. I mean Peter O’Toole is…
HOST : I kinda figured.
JP: A living legend, yeah. A living legend and incredible and amazing and I’ve loved his work for a long time actually. Marcia Gay Harden and Ed Asner and the list goes on and on. Um but it was just a story that I was interested in telling. You know, I’ve uh I’ve been lucky in this business and I’ve worked alot but alot of stuff I’ve done has been horror themed or sci-fi themed or you know. I was really um, like I loved like I grew up watching um you know Christmas movies and happy homey family movies. [Like] ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ and they were stories I always kind of wanted to tell myself so, I read the script and I was like “Wow I’d love to have this movie, I’d love to watch this movie with my kids one day.” I’d love to have people watch this movie and you know, have it warm their hearts or bring a smile to their face. So you know that’s a big part of, that’s the main part of why I wanted to work on this project was to tell this story.
HOST : And when you’re preparing for a movie like this as an actor, do you approach it differently since you’re playing a real life person as opposed to a fictional character?
JP: Yeah, you do. I watched, mean I read his books and I read about him and I um got to meet him and chat with him and his wife. Um, but also I watched videos of sorta of his wedding day and when he was younger. And it was weird for me because I really wanted to play it sorta true to him, I didn’t want to insult anybody. It was so bizarre because then you’re on set and then he’s on set and you’re like “I hope he likes it. I hope he doesn’t um think I’m a jerk, or too tall or too short, or too ugly or too pretty.” So you know you kind of get as it is actors are very self conscious people?
HOST : Right.
JP: And so then to add that into the mix it made it very interesting but, he was very supportive and Michael Campus our director was also extremely supportive and super talented and just an amazing man, he and his wife Arla. Um and they just told me “You know, you’re doing great just keep doing what you’re doing.” Ultimately as bizarre as it is playing somebody who’s actually alive and they are watching you, you just have to let it go. You have to kind of let it go and trust your instincts and do your thing, as an actor um because if you sit there and kind of over think it. [Then] I sorta have the same thought process in my head of when I was working with Peter O’Toole, I mean you’re sitting there on camera and you’re like “Uh, I’m about to play a scene with Peter O’Toole,” but you just have to drop it.
HOST: Right.
JP: And just go okay he’s an actor like any other actor and I’m an actor like any other actor and it’s time to do a scene. And you just have to just let it go and if you don’t let it go, it’s just going be bad.
HOST : Right. One of the things I liked about the movie was that it has alot of humor in it you know, and I look at the people on set besides Marcia Gay Harden and Peter O’Toole you had Aaron Ashmore and Robert Maul and um, Chris Elliot. You know alot of funny people, what was the atmosphere like on set?
JP: It was great! We all, we were happy with what we were doing we were all happy with what we were making. Um everybody had a good time and our director Michael would play around with script a little bit and um, just being true to the moment, true to the character, a little bit of improvisation which is always fun.
HOST : Yeah.
JP: So it was a really nice, light vibe on set. I mean we were telling a cute, happy, homey story and had a good time doing it. And I'm a big fan of, I'm also a huge fan of Chris Elliot and I got a big kick. He said that his daughter watched me on Gilmore Girls and wanted to, like know if he could have a picture from me and I was like "Dude, Chris Elliot's asking for a picture? Um of course!" You know, whatever I can do for you, so it was kind of a funny moment.
HOST : Now you said that, you mentioned you did alot of genre stuff horror and sci-fi but you effectively got you're big break on Gilmore Girls which was obviously a drama. [And] Then you’ve done alot of horror and sci-fi stuff and now you’ve come back to this picture which is mostly a drama, although it has some comedy in it. Is it difficult to switch hats like that or do you find it easy to kind of just jump into any kind of role.
JP: Um, it’s interesting switching hats. I’d say the bigger difference is between tv and movies you know? Like I think, I think if you’re doing a tv drama and then a tv horror show it’s easier than going from a tv drama to a movie drama.
HOST : Right.
JP: You know um, just because the style of filming and the you know instead of doing 8 pages in a day you’re doing 2 pages in a day, and really taking your time with it and really working out each and every scene and figuring it all out. You have more time to prepare and kind of figure out your character and think about options and play around with it on the day. So once again like I was kind of saying earlier, ultimately you just have to prepare and do your work beforehand and then once you get on set just let it all go. Kind of trust that you rehearsed enough and prepared enough. The only thing, in my opinion it’s much easier to do like a drama like a Gilmore Girls or like a Christmas Cottage than it is to do a horror. Even though horrors are almost more fun you know like Supernatural, I’m running around, I’m fighting, I’m shooting guns you know there’s special effects and visual effects and I have a stunt guy and I’m trying to do some of my own stunts and you know being like, an active guy. Kinda fun to run around and do things, so it might be a bit more fun to break up the monotony and do that kind of stuff but also, it’s kind of rough on your body. Getting banged up and bruises and injured here and there but, no it’s kind of fun to switch hats.
HOST : Well speaking of Supernatural, I have to ask you about it. I think it’s hands down the best show on television my wife and I are absolutely huge fans, we never miss an episode. Actually it’s funny when I told people that I was talking to you today I got a laundry list of things that people want me to tell you for them.
JP: [Laughing]
HOST : It’s a very well loved show, I have several girls that wanted me to pay you compliments and everybody wanted me to tell you how much they love the show so. You know I guess my question is..
JP: That’s so awesome man.
HOST : Yeah it’s awesome, how do you guys make the just so good like what’s your secret?
JP: You know what man, that’s a huge compliment and thank you. We’ve always been firm believers in our show and unfortunately we’re on one of the smaller networks and we have huge competition so we don’t have a whole lot of recognition. But um, we’re really proud of the show you know our creator Eric Kripke has always been true to the story and he never sold out.
HOST : Right.
JP: You know like I know people want more sex or more girls or more kind of cheesy sweet moments. You know they want to have Coca-Cola so we can get an extra 20 thousand dollars an episode and like you know, have inserts of AT&T and Verizon you know? He’s just always remained true to the show, it’s been his baby for a long time and he just wants to tell this story and he’s very very hands on and takes a big part in every script. Then Jensen and I just get along really well, we’re great friends and we have a great time filming with each other. It’s kind of great because we kind of we’ll call each others bullshit, during a take we’ll be like “Dude you’re phoning it in. Start over. You’re not doing your best work.” Or we’ll say “Great work. God keep going, do it again just like that.” So just the fact we have each other um, I don’t know another show on television that just has 2 series regulars.
HOST : Yeah, I imagine it’s gotta be different from most filming experiences because it’s the 2 of you guys week in and week out. I imagine you have to bond or else it’s going to self destruct.
JP: Yeah, if we didn’t bond I think the show would have been canceled long ago. Um but we do bond and we have a great time and we have a tough schedule because it’s only of us. We’re working insane hours but on the flip side we watch out for each other and we’re there for each other and you know, we’re there like if he’s having a tough day I’ll kick him in the ass and tell him to bring it up and if I’m having a tough day he’ll you know slap me in the face and tell me to bring it up. It’s kinda nice, we’re both Texas boys that kind of are low key and like to get our work done and we like to have a good time. We just have a great crew, I mean our crew who works on the show most of them I’d say over 90% of them have been with us since season one. Alot of them have actually taken pay cuts to keep working on the show, because the show hasn’t been getting alot of support from whoever are the powers that be and the American dollar took a big hit and so we kinda, not only did we not get a raise in the show we kind of effectively got our budget cut like 200 thousand dollars. So they had to cut alot of salaries.
HOST : Right.
JP: But the people enjoy the show so much and enjoy working on it so much that they stuck around. So we really have a family, I mean it’s 200 people counting everybody that’s in Vancouver and in Los Angeles that make the show.
HOST : Right.
JP: [And] They all really care about it, so it’s nice. I think because, I think one of the blessings of not having a massive fanbase, we have a very committed fanbase but it’s not like Lost where 30 million people are watching us or whatever is that it’s really kind of taken the pressure off. I think when you have a Lost or a Desperate Housewives then the network and the studios take a bigger part and they kind of make more demands like “Hey we have all these viewers so now you need to throw in somebody famous or now we need like, a musician to come be on the show,” and you kind of have your hands tied behind your back but because we just kind of had our committed smaller audience I think the network and the studio have kinda been like “Alright well Eric we trust you, you’re getting it done. We’ll leave you alone.” So they’ve kind of left us alone to sit there and be the sleeper, which I really enjoy.
HOST : Well what does the future hold for the show? I mean do you guys know anything yet about what’s uh..
JP: We don’t. Um, I know last night was Thursday so we had another show and I know we did really well so everything is looking like we’re going to come back for a 5th season. Nothing is official by any means but, everything is looking like we’re going to come back for a 5th season. Which is kind of funny because I think this year Kripke thought that we were going to have our last season as season 4, so he’s kind of been like “Alright, time to wrap it up let’s kiss some ass.” [And] so that it looks like we’re coming back for 5 I think he’s gonna have to re-evaluate but, I’ll let him do that. I’ll just say the lines he sends up here, I’ll let him worry about what those lines are.
HOST : It’s a good problem to have, you know?
JP: Yeah it is a good problem to have, you know I mean he’s always said from the get-go actually that he wanted the show to be 5 seasons. He thought that’s what it needed to tell the story and he didn’t want it to go into like season 8 and where Sam & Dean are like sitting in wheelchairs chasing with shotguns. We don’t need Bonanza.
HOST : Right exactly. Um so on hiatus I guess, you filmed Friday the 13th the remake?
JP: Uh huh, uh huh.
HOST : That was pretty intense, what was that shoot like for you?
JP: Really intense, it was an awesome, awesome, awesome time. I was in Austin, Texas which is my favorite city, I grew up in San Antonio, Texas and I was actually enrolled to go to college at UT Austin and I’ve always loved the city of Austin. My sister was there she graduated from college this past year, my brother was in Dallas, Texas with his wife and he had a baby and my parents are still in San Antonio so i was near family and close to home. Um the cast of the movie was awesome and we all got along, we’d go out to the lake or we’d go out drinking if we had a night off and just have a good time. It was just fun, I mean I was a big fan um when Platinum Dunes did the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake with Jessie Biel.
HOST : Yep.
JP: I watched it and I was like “Dude! That’s a really good movie.” and this is years ago, long before I knew they were going to do Friday the 13th. [And] Then I watched Amittyville Horror and The Hitcher and I was a fan of what they were doing with these remakes, I thought they were real and raw and scary. So when I found out they were doing Friday the 13th I was like “Man, I’d love to a part of that,” and I guess randomly or coincidentally Marcus Nispel the director wanted me to be a part of it as well. So I guess phone calls were made from both sides, and I ended up sitting down for dinner with Marcus Nispel and Brad Fuller one of out producers and we made it happen. It was kind of bizarre because of the strike season 3, Supernatural shot really late like we shot until April 30th.
HOST : Right.
JP: So they actually had to work the schedule out to where I didn’t work for the first 10 days of the movie because I was still in Vancouver shooting Supernatural. But I’m glad they worked it out, I just actually did ADR for it on Tuesday and I got to see alot of it in the 5 hours of adr and it looks bad ass. Like it’s going to be scary and cool and exciting and I cannot wait to see it.
HOST : I just saw the trailer for the first time today and it does look pretty cool.
JP: It’s cool right?
HOST : Yeah. Absolutely man that Jason looks..
JP: Derek Mears who plays Jason is bad ass. It’s going to be awesome.
HOST : Is there added pressure in the fact that you know this one of the horror franchises, you know the others ones like The Hitcher and the others you mentioned are remakes of movies that are well liked but this is Friday the 13th. It’s like the name in horror, does that change how you guys approach making it or did you just go in guns blazing?
JP: Kind of, yeah. I mean for me um, I think luckily alot of the responsibility of honoring the past franchise while still trying to make something new and exciting that’s kind of on the producers and the writer and the director so, luckily for me I got to play my character in this new re-telling but there are parts of the movie that kind of play homage to the originals you know and to the franchise and to the character but then there’s alot of new stuff as well. I guess going back to what I was talking about before as an actor, I felt a bad trap right before I shot the movie. I kind of like plugged on to IMDB or something and read about it, I think I was probably looking up the cast but then at the bottom where it talks about all the comment pages it was like “Who would be so stupid to remake this?” So I clicked on it and it was like “What a bunch of assholes, they’re going to ruin the franchise.” and I was like Oh, no, oh no.” so I kind of got freaked out.
HOST: Right.
JP: But ultimately I don’t know, maybe I had a glass of wine and let it go. Kind of going back to what I was talking about, you kind of just have to be like “I’m here to tell a story.” you know I’m a talking head so I’m going to do what I do and try and do it well. With some people I think, I think there are some people who are going to dislike it purely because it’s a remake of the original.
HOST :
JP: Meanwhile there are people that are such big fans that they’ll like it even if it doesn’t turn out as well as it could or should, they’ll like it just because it’s part of the franchise so you kind of win some and you lose some. So we all just tried to make the best movie we could.
HOST : Cool. You know, going back to Thomas Kinkade’s for a second I had a question I wanted to ask you that I forgot about.
JP: Yeah.
HOST : One of the things I really liked about it was your narration actually, I thought you had a very cool kind of uh Stand by me/ Shawshank Redemption kind of feel.
JP: Oh that’s cool man.
HOST : Is it different to record a voice over like that than it is to record, as an actor is it a different process or is it more of the same for you?
JP: It is! It’s totally different and also, um the narration was supposed to be kind of after the fact so the narrator was supposed to be an older, wiser version of the character that you were watching. [And] It was weird and I think like the day after we wrapped shooting I sat down in the sound studio with Michael Campus and kind of did some voice overs. It was kind of bizarre, reading and you know it’s going to come like when you read the script in the first place the narration is part of the script so you know you’re ultimately going to have to do it but I’ve never had to really to do that before. [And] I love it and I love narrated movies, I know I mean I’m no Morgan Freeman but it was fun to kind of sit there and try and tell a story and ultimately that’s what acting is. Telling a story through characters and your scenes and emotions. But it’s kind of fun to hit the nail on the head and actually narrate a story, we all love listening to stories and telling stories so it was nice to kind of just go through and do it. And um, thanks for the compliment. I actually had, um some of the stuff Michael was like “Yeah you’re hitting it head on, let’s move to the next.” and then some of the takes he was “You know what? Change it around a little bit.” add a little bit more nostalgia or a little bit yes you know? Be more fond of that character or that character, you know kind of laugh at this guy you know. So um it’s just part of having a great director, you just kind of trust him and go “This guy knows what he’s doing so I’m just going to listen and watch the finished project and I’m sure I’ll be happy.”
HOST : What else is on the horizon for you? Besides more Supernatural and Friday the 13th, anything you have lined up?
JP: Uh obviously “Cottage” and I guess “Home for Christmas” now it’s called, and then um alot of Supernatural. We’re on day 5 of episode 12 right now.
HOST : Anything you call tell me about rest of the season?
JP: Honest to goodness, I do not know a whole lot about the rest of the season. Episode 10 which is the next episode that’s going to air, is another sort of cliffhanger because episode 9 and 10 are a two parter. So we’re going to delve more into the angels and the demons and what the angels want from Dean and from Sam and what Ruby wants, we’re going to really explore that. But I know that episodes 11 and 12 are sort of one up episodes, episode 12 which we’re doing now involves magicians and a magician that’s working real magic.
HOST : Cool.
JP: Um, and so it’s really cool and then episode 11 was kind of a crazy, scary house out in the woods you know where a family tries to go and try and fix the family problems and then people start vanishing and disappearing. Um, episode 13 Sam and Dean go back to one of the schools they went to growing up because there’s been a haunting or a demon and they have to figure out what’s going on. We’re actually going to see some of high school Sam and Dean in episode 13.
HOST : That’s awesome.
JP: Yeah I just read the script again today and really cool man, alot of really cool moments and alot of things I think the audience is gonna like. When I read those episodes where you go back and see young Sam and Dean, I get really excited about that. I’m like “Oh cool! I can’t wait, yada yada.” So I think the audience will like it too. [And] we also learn more about Sam and Dean’s past,we get to go back and see them in high school so it’s really cool.
HOST : I can’t wait to see ‘em.
JP: That’s awesome man.
HOST : Well hey listen, thanks for taking to talk to me. I’m really excited, it was great talking to you.
JP: Of course yeah, great to talk to you too. Thanks for supporting the show.
HOST : Absolutely, I talk about the show on the website all the time actually.
JP: No way! Awesome, well tell the girls and guys in your office that we’re appreciative also and that we’re about to work a 14-hour day so it’s nice to hear that.
HOST : I will tell them.
JP: All right brother.
HOST : Thanks alot for everything, take care.
JP: You too.

thanks darren for jared picture <3

Friday the 13th Official Trailer

2008-11-22T13:25:00.000-08:00

Starring Jared the movie is due for release on Friday the 13th of February

Whitney (Amanda Righetti), Clay (Jared Padalecki), Mike (Nick Mennell), Jenna (Danielle Panabaker), Trent (Travis VanWinkle) and other young adults end up exploring the old Camp Crystal Lake (made famous by the original 1980 film). Soon enough however their seemingly fun weekend turns into a nightmare when each one finds themselves hunted down by a machete weilding maniac known as Jason Voorhees (Derek Mears).

UK Fans

2008-11-22T11:22:00.000-08:00

Get your money ready because Jared's new movie "Thomas Kinkades Christmas Cottage" is out to purchase on DVD from this monday [24-11-2008].

The film tells the story of the inspiration behind Thomas Kinkade's painting The Christmas Cottage, and how the now-popular artist was motivated to begin his career after discovering his mother was in danger of losing their family home.

I've heard from sources that Jared really stands out in this movie and it shows his full acting ability greatly.

Rated PG you can pre-order it from websites such as HMV

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?ctx=280;-1;-1;-1;-1&sku=885528#anchorSynopsis

or Play.com

http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/6108136/Thomas-Kinkade-The-Christmas-Cottage/Product.html

Supernatural getting bigger and bigger

2008-11-21T13:27:00.000-08:00

Finally Supernatural is getting the ratings it truely deserves.

Five fall sci-fi genre shows returned bu only Supernatural has a bigger audience this year than it did last year.

"In a review of Fast National ratings from Nielsen Media Research by SyFy Portal, over the first 10 active weeks of the 2008-09 television season, “Supernatural” has earned a 2.2 rating/3 share on average. That’s up nearly 16 percent from the 1.9/3 average “Supernatural” earned during the first 10 active weeks of the 2007-08 season."

Hopefully *fingers crossed* Kripke will change his mind and the show will go way beyond his 5 planned years.

[Source:http://www.syfyportal.com/]

guess who made peoples 100 sexiest men alive...

2008-11-21T10:55:00.000-08:00

Jared Padalecki
Yes you heard me right our very own Jared is in Peoples 100 Sexiest Men Alive list yet again
Lets just hope he finally gets the shoot he deserves

...but where oh where is Jensen?

Welcome to Padackles Heaven

2008-11-21T10:26:00.000-08:00

Hello & welcome to Padackles Heaven, your new source for all things Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki. I will strive to bring you all of the latest news, images, Media & much much more on the hotties of supernatural. Please enjoy the site and any feedback would be just great. Please note this site is no way affliated with either Mr Ackles or Mr Padalecki or any of their families, this is just a fansite run by the fans =]
Enjoy.