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nikascott:

Maggie had an amazing season. That’s one of the richest creative collaborations I’ve ever had with an actor. The way their relationship’s evolved and how close we’ve gotten really translates onscreen; that’s actually one of the things I’m most proud of on the show.

                            - Charlie Hunnam on working with Maggie Siff / TVLine

nikascott:

Maggie had an amazing season. That’s one of the richest creative collaborations I’ve ever had with an actor. The way their relationship’s evolved and how close we’ve gotten really translates onscreen; that’s actually one of the things I’m most proud of on the show.


                            - Charlie Hunnam on working with Maggie Siff / TVLine


“Jennifer [Garner] was really, really, really inspiring.  First of all, probably one of the nicest if not the nicest person I have ever met in the business and the temperament on set - everybody got along - I joined season five and everybody was really close.  It was really tight knit group and I credit Jen and J.J. [Abrams] being at the top of that, sort of the trickle down of good behavior and happiness.  It was one of the kindest, nicest sets I’ve ever been on.  Plus she would be getting up for the gym before anybody went to work, and that’s season one, two, three, four, and they were shooting twenty two episodes a season.  I don’t think anybody worked harder than she did and that was really inspiring to see…I’m even more impressed with [Jen] now because I’ve only done ten episodes so far and she did over a hundred.”
- Rachel Nichols, when asked if her time on Alias prepared her for her new Canadian series Continuum.

“Jennifer [Garner] was really, really, really inspiring.  First of all, probably one of the nicest if not the nicest person I have ever met in the business and the temperament on set - everybody got along - I joined season five and everybody was really close.  It was really tight knit group and I credit Jen and J.J. [Abrams] being at the top of that, sort of the trickle down of good behavior and happiness.  It was one of the kindest, nicest sets I’ve ever been on.  Plus she would be getting up for the gym before anybody went to work, and that’s season one, two, three, four, and they were shooting twenty two episodes a season.  I don’t think anybody worked harder than she did and that was really inspiring to see…I’m even more impressed with [Jen] now because I’ve only done ten episodes so far and she did over a hundred.”

- Rachel Nichols, when asked if her time on Alias prepared her for her new Canadian series Continuum.