Published by Chicago Review Press, Joss Whedon: The Biography goes on sale today. Below, read the foreword by Nathan Fillion, who’s just about the best person I can think of to open a book: Foreword By Nathan Fillion My generation, we were kind of raised on the super-cool, “I can handle anything” with a gun in his hand hero. Any situation you throw at
Public Events > 2014 > June 18th – Visit ASU to promote teen reading, science exploration Nathan Fillion may very well be the friendliest, most unpretentious spaceship captain, mystery-solving author and science fiction heartthrob in the known universe. The “ruggedly handsome” star of TV’s “Castle” was the delight of fans as he headlined a fundraiser on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe, June 7.
Stan Lee and Nathan Fillion were honored with the top prizes at the inaugural Geekie Awards. The Geekie Awards, held Sunday evening at Hollywood’s Avalon club, recognizes independent creators, artists and filmmakers in the geek world and was created by Kristen Nedopak. Lee received the lifetime achievement award, which was presented by Seth Green. Fillion was honored with the Geek
“What he [Fillion] pulls of in this is really remarkable because if you read it on paper you wouldn’t see that it seems like ‘conversational clarity’ the way that he makes it clear and funny,” Clark said. Fillion added, “I haven’t been challenged like this in a long time.” To prepare for his role as Leonato in Much Ado About
Nathan Fillion, star of ABC’s Castle, has a way of popping up in unexpected places, from Saving Private Ryan (as the wrong Ryan) to Buffy the Vampire Slayer (as a defrocked priest and serial killer), King of the Hill (as a Frisbee guy), Lost (as Kate’s ex-husband), Desperate Housewives (as Katherine Mayfair’s ex-husband) and a Marine sergeant in Xbox 360’s
Fear not, Browncoats and others fond of Nathan Fillion! One of the reigning kings of the Con has confirmed that he will be in attendance at the San Diego Comic-Con this July. The admission that the actor would be heading to SDCC in the summer of 2013 came up in an interview with Collider. After spending precious seconds talking about
For a smart guy, Nathan Fillion is good at playing dumb. The actor who first came to prominence as space cowboy Mal in Joss Whedon’s beloved cult series “Firefly” will soon be seen on screens as dense policeman Dogberry in Whedon’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” which was shot in a mere 12 days at Whedon’s home