Zen Studios, Telltale Games, and The Walking Dead writer/co-creator Robert Kirkman have announced that they will release a Walking Dead pinball table for consoles, PCs, and mobile devices — including, presumedly, Zen Pinball for PlayStation and Pinball FX 2 for Xbox and PC — later this summer.
Funko have announced that they will release a series of POP! Vinyl action figures of characters from the TV show Breaking Bad this July.
Kotobukiya have announced that they will bring their Japanese ARTFXJ statue of Eren Yeager from the anime Attack On Titan to the U.S. this November.
Shout! Factory have announced that they will release both Transformers Animated: Season Three and The Complete Series on DVD on June 10th.
Funko and HBO have announced that they will release a series of their POP! vinyl action figures of characters from HBO’s vampire drama True Blood this July, just a few weeks after the final season of the show begins on June 22nd.
For years, actress Bree Turner was known as “that girl from Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” or “the cheerleader in Bring It On Again” or “Whatshername from that movie The Ugly Truth. No, not that one the other one.” But all that changed two years ago when she landed the role of Rosalee Calvert on the fantasy flavored drama Grimm. Originally hired for a five episode stint at the end of the first season, both Bree and Rosalee were so embraced by fans of the show that she was upgraded to one of the show’s stars before the season even ended.
With the third season of Grimm about to end, and a fourth already in the planning stages, I spoke to Bree about her upgrade, the impact the show has had on her career, and why she took what has becoming a pivotal role in her career.