The Hills Are Alive . . .
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The Hills Are Alive . . .
The Hill is alive again with Brotherhood series
By Andy Smith
There was a Brotherhood love fest yesterday at the State House rotunda as state officials welcomed cast members of the Showtime drama back to Rhode Island for a second season of filming.
On hand were cast members Jason Isaacs, Jason Clarke, Annabeth Gish and Fionnula Flanagan, plus the show’s writer/creator, Blake Masters.
Brotherhood, which recently won a prestigious Peabody award, stars Isaacs and Clarke as two brothers on opposite sides of the law — Clarke plays Tommy Caffee, an ambitious state legislator, while Isaacs plays Michael Caffee, a criminal who returned to Rhode Island after a mysterious absence.
Brotherhood actor Jason Clarke, left, poses for a photo with Madeline Ernest, center, and Sharon Gravell in the State House rotunda yesterday.
THE PROVIDENC JOURNAL / Bill Murphy
The show, filmed entirely in the state, debuted last July. Shooting for the second season is set to begin Monday. Masters didn’t want to reveal exactly where the show would be filming, although he said Brotherhood crews would be getting to some different locations this season than they had in the past.
Ten new episodes of Brotherhood are scheduled to debut this fall.
Because Clarke plays a state representative from a mythical Irish neighborhood called The Hill, Brotherhood frequently films at the State House.
“I’m standing on a set that would probably cost $20 million to build and I don’t have that kind of money,â€
By Andy Smith
There was a Brotherhood love fest yesterday at the State House rotunda as state officials welcomed cast members of the Showtime drama back to Rhode Island for a second season of filming.
On hand were cast members Jason Isaacs, Jason Clarke, Annabeth Gish and Fionnula Flanagan, plus the show’s writer/creator, Blake Masters.
Brotherhood, which recently won a prestigious Peabody award, stars Isaacs and Clarke as two brothers on opposite sides of the law — Clarke plays Tommy Caffee, an ambitious state legislator, while Isaacs plays Michael Caffee, a criminal who returned to Rhode Island after a mysterious absence.
Brotherhood actor Jason Clarke, left, poses for a photo with Madeline Ernest, center, and Sharon Gravell in the State House rotunda yesterday.
THE PROVIDENC JOURNAL / Bill Murphy
The show, filmed entirely in the state, debuted last July. Shooting for the second season is set to begin Monday. Masters didn’t want to reveal exactly where the show would be filming, although he said Brotherhood crews would be getting to some different locations this season than they had in the past.
Ten new episodes of Brotherhood are scheduled to debut this fall.
Because Clarke plays a state representative from a mythical Irish neighborhood called The Hill, Brotherhood frequently films at the State House.
“I’m standing on a set that would probably cost $20 million to build and I don’t have that kind of money,â€
Pretty much the same thing is repeated again over on the Projo news blog, but this version includes a nice photo of Jason Isaacs and Annabeth Gish ...
http://www.beloblog.com/ProJo_Blogs/new ... cas_1.html
http://www.beloblog.com/ProJo_Blogs/new ... cas_1.html