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Je sais pas si c'est le bonne endroit pour poster mais un it de Paul Adelstein

Paul Adelstein: Private Practice Prescribes Juicier Drama


With its Season 2 premiere, ABC's Private Practice "grew up" a bit, eschewing flighty romances for bigger drama punctuated by ethical dilemmas. Paul Adelstein promises more of the same, while also previewing what's ahead for Cooper and his strange romance. Plus: Is Prison Break's Kellerman alive?

TVGuide.com: It's so good to see the show back....
Paul Adelstein: It's nice to have it back.

TVGuide.com: The gang was a little rough there on Naomi, at the end of the premiere.
Adelstein: Hey, man, she left us all high and dry! Although in her defense, we probably should have been paying a little more attention. [Laughs]

TVGuide.com: Apparently one and only one partner had their eye on the ledger.
Adelstein: And the rest of us were in the kitchen snacking when we should have been seeing patients.

TVGuide.com:
Is that one of the themes this season, that we'll get a bit more into
the business of the practice, versus pretty people just flitting around
and flirting?
Adelstein: That’s a major thing, that the
practice itself is in trouble. We have a high-concept idea of what the
practice should do, but that butts heads with the financial realities
of keeping a business afloat. So there are some splits in the ranks
about how we should proceed. On top of that, [series and Grey's Anatomy creator] Shonda [Rhimes] has added a lot of issues of medical ethics that aren’t so black-and-white.

TVGuide.com:
In that one case from last week, is that the real deal, that an
underage kid's parents can keep him from knowing he has HIV?
Adelstein:
That was based on a real case that a doctor brought to the writers.
That is a case in which you would have doctor-patient confidentiality
on both sides. There are more cases along those lines coming up.
There's an episode that deals with a lot of issues surrounding
abortion, there's euthanasia.... a lot of medical decisions that aren’t
cut-and-dry, but are very important.

TVGuide.com: On the
lighter side, Cooper and Charlotte have been going to some very amorous
places. Who has more trouble "going there" for those scenes, you or
KaDee Strickland?
Adelstein: Well... I wouldn’t say either
one of us has "trouble," but you will see this week that KaDee has to
don some rather... "interesting" outfits. She has to be a better sport
than I, let's put it that way. [Laughs] I'm in my jeans and T-shirt and she has to... well, you'll see.

TVGuide.com: Dare I say that things between the two of them might get more real?
Adelstein: Yes. Cooper has decided that he wants to give it a go and have an adult relationship for the first time in his life.

TVGuide.com: But at what expense to his friendship with Violet?
Adelstein:
That’s a good question. Again, him not having been in an adult
relationship before, I don’t think he knows how to handle that exactly
– and that comes to a head pretty quickly.

TVGuide.com: Has Violet put two and two together to deduce that he's seeing Charlotte?
Adelstein: She knows that he's involved with somebody, given the changes in his behavior. But Cooper is unwilling to fess up to that.

TVGuide.com: Are you, as I am, of the thought that Prison Break's Kellerman is not necessarily dead?
Adelstein: I am definitely of that mind, although there have been no indications that he is not dead.

TVGuide.com: When that van door popped open [at the end of Season 2], I always took it that he was expecting to see whomever he saw.
Adelstein:
That's why it was a fun piece of writing, because it could play either
way. I'm either being rescued... or I'm being deep-sixed.

TVGuide.com: Do you ever cross paths with your Prison Break "boss," Patricia Wettig (Brothers & Sisters), over there at ABC?
Adelstein: I have, I've seen her a couple times. She's no longer president, you know.

source : TVGUIDE

Et une saison 2 complète pour private practice,bon tant mieux mais seulement après 2 épisodes diffusés, lol...

Citation :

Nouvelle arrivante l'année précédente, la série Private Practice, actuellement en cours de diffusion sur le Network ABC, vient de se voir commander une saison complète par la chaîne. Celle-ci vient en effet de passer commande de 9 épisodes supplémentaires.

Source et + d'infos ici

Alexis Denisof, qui jouait Wesley dans Buffy, puis dans Angel, va apparaitre dans un épisode de Private Practice !! Cet épisode sera diffusé le 19 Novembre sur ABC.

SPOILER sur son rôle :

Spoiler:

Son rôle concorde très bien avec sa vrai vie, car je rapelle qu'Alexis Denisof n'est rien d'autre que le mari d'Alyson Hannigan, actuellement enceinte !

News TV : cross over greys anatomy private practice

Afin de relancer Private Practice, dont les audiences sont plutôt décevantes, ABC a peut-être trouvé une solution : faire un cross-over avec Grey's Anatomy, dont la série premièrement nommée est un dérivé.

Addison Montgomery (Kate Walsh), devenue l'héroïne de Private Practice, devrait donc faire son retour (momentané) au Seattle Grace, comme elle l'avait fait lors de la saison 4. A l'inverse, des médecins de Seattle descendront à Los Angeles.

Ce cross-over devrait se dérouler sur plusieurs épisodes dès février 2009.

très bon cross-over