Archive for 2009
The streaming media archive is now open. More videos will be added soon. Enjoy!
The gallery has been updated with new HD screencaps and a couple of stills of Dom’s performance in episode 2.12 of Chuck. Click here to view them all. Enjoy!
We have a gorgeous new design here thanks to Eny at ID. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we do. :)
The new gallery is now open and we’ve added some new 2008/2009 event photos and new photoshoots as well. We still have a few things to move over from the old gallery (mostly movie and TV photos and video clips) so if you’re looking for something and can’t find it in the new gallery, it most likely just hasn’t been shifted over yet. Once the shift is complete, we’ll be adding new screencaps and photos, so look for lots of new updates soon.
Hello all!
My name is Stef and I am one of the new admins of Dominic Monaghan Online. Some of you may know me from some of my other sites, Heather-Graham.org, Charlize-Central.com and Mia-Online.org. Des, the other new admin, and I have both been fans of Dom’s since LOTR and after recently re-watching all of Lost, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to apply for adoption of the site. A huge thanks goes out to the lovely ladies at The Fan Sites Network for approving our application and entrusting the site to our care.
Please bear with us while we rebuild the site content, reorganize the gallery and a build a new video archive. We’re about half way there now, so look for the gallery and video section to be online very soon. :)
If anyone would like to donate photos, video clips, fan art, etc., please email them to us at admin@dominic-monaghan.org and we will add them in as we update the various areas of the site.
Thanks in advance for visiting and keep checking in for updates.
We’ve already been told not to expect a shirtless Hugh on Sunday, but we refuse to give up all hope. So when we chatted with Jackman’s Wolverine costar Dominic Monaghan we pressed why exactly H.J. doesn’t just walk around naked all the time.
“Because he’s humble,” the cute, former Lostie dished. “I think he knows that he can make girls squirm, but he just is quite humble.”
That’s not the end of it.
So did you get a good look at Hugh’s bod during filming? He looks naked in every preview.
There would be scenes that he would just have to be! Just [Hugh] in his underwear. You can’t really help but check him out.
Did you like what you saw? Is his “sexy” title well deserved?
He actually is the sexiest man alive, and that’s coming from a heterosexual point of view. He’s the finest specimen of a male human I’ve ever seen in my life! I kept checking him out, and I was like, what is this muscle? How did that happen?
OK, then!
If we’ve learned anything from this chat it’s that you can count on us to purchase our Wolverine tickets in May. What better promotion is there than “Hugh Jackman” and “underwear” in one sentence? Still think Jack-doll would score much better Oscar ratings too if he showed a little bit of skin. Humble, shmumble.
ET has new details about a special three-night television event for Hugh Jackman’s eagerly anticpated new film ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine.’ Keep reading to find out more!
In the three-night, three-part event, viewers across the country will be able to watch one 60-second segment during FOX’s primetime line-up each night. The first part airs this Sunday (Feb. 15) during “Family Guy,” Monday’s (Feb. 16) will run during “House” and the final part will air on Tuesday (Feb. 17) during the telecast of “American Idol.”
Marking the first chapter in the ‘X-Men’ saga, the film weaves the origin tale of the adamantine-clawed Wolverine (Jackman) as he and other legendary mutants unite against powerful foes who are determined to eliminate their kind. This power-packed ‘X-Men’ prequel stars Liev Schreiber, Dominic Monaghan, will.i.am and Ryan Reynolds.
‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine’ claws its way into theaters May 1, 2009.
With a sub-million dollar budget, frames of comic book art and a cast full of character actors, the creators of “I Sell the Dead” seem to be gunning for a “cult classic” tag. This may very well happen thanks to the film’s stellar cinematography and actors’ enthusiastic performances.
The film centers around the misadventures of professional body snatchers Willis Grimes (B-movie producer/actor Larry Fessenden) and Arthur Blake (Dominic Monaghan), who begin to steal supernatural bodies at the behest of a sinister doctor (Angus Scrimm, best known as the Tall Man from “Phantasm”). Grimes is executed for his crimes in the opening of the movie and Blake has only hours before suffering the same fate, although he’s forced to undergo a pre-execution interview with a coarse-talking priest (Ron Perlman).
Director Glenn McQuaid adapted the idea from his short “The Resurrection Apprentice,” which showed at the 2005 Slamdance Film Festival. The short was included in one of many vignettes culled from Blake’s colorful tales that he regales the priest. In fact, much of the movie is shown by flashback—and sometimes flashbacks within those flashbacks. Because of this, the story can feel little anecdotal, but the ghoulishly fantastic scenarios the hapless duo fall into keep the film fun.
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Chuck returns next week with a very special 3D episode called “Chuck vs. The Third Dimension.” To make things even more exciting, Dominic Monaghan will be guest starring as rock star Tyler Martin. Monaghan, who played Charlie Pace on Lost, will be reprising his role as a rock star, but this time on a comedy. I’m sure Martin will be nothing like washed up and tortured Pace of Drive Shaft.
Five preview clips have been released and I can already tell this episode is going to be amazing. First, there’s the Willy Wonka reference. Tyler Martin decides to place a golden ticket in one of his CD covers for one lucky fan. Morgan, who doesn’t even like Martin, is obsessed with getting it. I hope they have one or two more references to Wonka in the episode to top it all off. Also, there’s a new, slightly intimidating, employee at the BuyMore named Mr. Butterman. What could be better?
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Not many actors could go from playing a sing-songy hobbit in the fantastical “Lord of the Rings” trilogy to playing a sing-songy heroin addict in the fantastic “Lost,” but Dominic Monaghan has never been comfortable with being boxed in.
For his next act, the 32-year-old is starring in the low-budget/high-concept 18th century-set thriller “I Sell The Dead,” premiering tomorrow at Slamdance. In the film, Dominic plays Arthur Blake, a graverobber who spent years chasing creatures that refused to accept their place amongst the dead.
The hilarious, scary, stunning — and in Dom’s own words, “tickling” — film is just the latest project for the actor who will soon be starring in “Wolverine” and promises that Charlie will be retuning to “Lost” if he has his way!
PopWrap: What first attracted you to “I Sell The Dead?”
Dominic Monaghan: I get involved with projects based on three parameters — the script, the actors involved and the director. Now I’m fortunate enough to be in a position where I read quite a lot of scripts and I felt that this was one of the strongest I’ve read, in terms of voice, in ages.
