Revolution 1×18 Stills

I don’t agree with what TV GUIDE has to comment on what Rachel is or not (and all the articles they are posting on this show) and I think the photos above prove them wrong. HAHA! I’m posting this just because there’s a little line Elizabeth said.

Who Should Kill Monroe?

Rachel Matheson (Elizabeth Mitchel): We know Rachel can be ruthless when her family’s concerned, yet she never once tried to kill Monroe during her years of captivity. “They’ve just all known each other for so long that it’s almost like your enemy becomes your friend in away, even though you hate them,” Mitchell said. Rachel’s guilt over the blackout might be the thing that pushes her over the edge, but at the end of the day, Rachel’s a scientist, not a fighter. If it were necessary to kill Monroe, there’s no doubt she would, but we can’t see Rachel going out of her way to make it happen.

Source: TV Guide

Remember the tweet posted by The Nature Conservancy? Now they published an interview with Elizabeth and Billy Burke. I don’t know why Liz’s Q&A is the smallest of all. :( Anyway this’s her part:

Conservancy Talk: What’s your favorite movie set in nature?
Actor Elizabeth Mitchell: Probably Enchanted April. The awakening of the land so beautifully mirrored the awakening of the characters.
Conservancy Talk: What’s your favorite energy-saving tip?
Elizabeth Mitchell: Read. Talk to the ones you love. Play board games and marbles by candlelight.
Conservancy Talk: Why is protecting the planet important to you?
Elizabeth Mitchell: It’s all we have. It’s our boat. It my son’s future. Our children’s future.
Conservancy Talk: What was your most memorable experience in nature?
Elizabeth Mitchell: I was on a walk with my son and a tiny owl landed right in front of us. Magical.

Source: blog.nature.org

This morning Elizabeth called during The Baub Show while Bob Merrick was interviewing Tracy Spiridakos. If you missed it live, you can listen it here:

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Source: Universal Broadcast

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I love what Paul Grellong (writer/producer) said about Elizabeth and I got the same feeling when I saw that scene:

“Elizabeth plays it amazingly because you got the sense that the answers and the thing she was saying surprise even Rachel in the moment”

The Nature Conservancy posted this Elizabeth’s quote on twitter.

Why is protecting the planet so important? @nbcrevolution’s Elizabeth Mitchell: “It’s my son’s future. Our children’s future.” #EarthDay

— Nature Conservancy (@nature_org) April 22, 2013

They already released an interview with Zak Orth and Matt Pitts (writer) by Eric Kripke. We hope there will be an interview with Elizabeth soon. In the mean time Happy Earth Day and don’t miss Elizabeth on Revolution tonight. We posted a screencapture from the episode 1×14 “The Night The Lights Went Out in Georgia” on facebook.

Will Rachel and Aaron survive the trek to the Tower on Revolution? —Samuel
NATALIE: It won’t be easy, that’s for sure. “There are a lot of obstacles,” Elizabeth Mitchell teases. “They run into a lot of people, and they have to get things for their journey. There’s a tremendous amount of resistance and there’s the struggle for survival and they don’t do it very well. They’re not our two warriors.” As for those people, look for Aaron to face his former wife — and she hasn’t just been waiting around for him all these years.

Source: TV Guide

For @dundundun27 (sorry for late!!!) we finally added the missing parts of 2011 “The Talk” (the beginning and the end of the talk show Elizabeth did for “Answers To Nothing” 2 years ago). They’re not in HD, but it’s the best we could get.

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