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Congratulations are in order for our “Castle” leading lady, Stana Katic!
The Hollywood Reporter has just revealed she has been cast in the role of rocker/producer Genya Ravan in the upcoming film “CBGB”. Ravan was the co-founder and lead singer of all-female rock band Goldie and the Gingerbreads. Katic will be joining the ranks of Alan Rickman, Rupert Grint, Joel David Moore, and a whole host of other actors whom will be portraying singers and musicians from hit bands in the 70’s era.
“I think Talia’s really interesting because she skirts the line between good and bad, and you’re not sure if she’s completely aligned with the bad guys or the good guys. She has this dichotomy in that she’s sexy and she’s vulnerable and there are some things that can pull at her heartstrings that she will fight for that suggest that she’s more than just a cold assassin. She’s got something that she’s willing to risk her life for.”
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Beckett: Someone who knew about the investigation found out about the meet. We led them to Moran. So, yeah, I should’ve known. And if I were a better cop, I would’ve.
Castle: You think this is your fault? Yeah, you pushed for it. Not because it’s your job, but because you care. Most people, come up against a wall, they give up. Not you. You don’t let go. You don’t back down. That’s what makes you extraordinary.
You can tell in this moment that these two are already building up a deep, emotional connection with each other. He’s not just an annoying shadow she wants to get rid of as soon as possible anymore. He sees her downcast and takes it upon himself to cheer her up, motivate her when no one else can. Castle’s already becoming her emotional support; her anchor, her rock. That’s probably why, after the case is closed and she admits to Captain Montgomery that she probably couldn’t have done it without Castle, it hurts her so incredibly much when he brings up her mother’s case again.
-> 1x10 - A Death in the Family
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If anyone would like an invite to the ABC Advisory Panel, send me an email at CastleExaminer(at)gmail.com and I’ll forward you the invite link.
Sorenson proves to be quite a wealth of information when it comes to Beckett, and in this episode, we get to see just how big of a fan of Castle’s books she really is.
Sorenson: You never told him how you stood in line for an hour just to get your book signed? How his novels got you through your mother’s death?
Castle: So, what do you say to a little showdown? Head to head, toe to toe, winner take all, mano a mujer.
Beckett: “Hand to woman”?
Castle: Whatever it takes.
Beckett: You’re on.
Castle: No mercy.
Beckett: I’m gonna make you hurt.
Castle: Oh, you’re gonna get hurt.
Beckett: What are we playing for?
Castle: Pride. Or clothing.
Beckett: I think I got a bag of gummy bears.
Hey Andrew Marlowe, can we get another poker match with these two in Season 5? Pretty please?
May 16th marks one full year since the “Castle” Season 3 finale, “Knockout”, in which Captain Roy Montgomery lost his life in the battle with Hal Lockwood.
This episode is my favorite of Season 1 for far too many reasons to really list in a reasonable fashion within an introductory sentence, so forgive me in advance if I get a little long-winded on this one. Those crazy kids Castle and Beckett are up to all sorts of shenanigans in this episode, and it’s just so very, very fun to watch.
Castle: Whoa! Shot too soon.
Beckett: Yeah, well. You know, we could always just cuddle, Castle.
-> 1x07 - Home is Where the Heart Stops
