He was the eye-candy boy toy of a Manhattan publishing superwoman on “Lipstick Jungle.” He was the eye-candy magazine editor to a wannabe writer on “Privileged.” Now, Robert Buckley joins the cast of “One albero Hill” as the eye-candy friend and agent of James Lafferty’s Nathan Scott.
I caught up with Buckley at the TV Critics Association summer press tour with mostra creator Mark Schwahn, new cast member Shantel VanSanten, and actors Austin Nichols and Sophia Bush.
Buckley talked about how he’s enjoying life in Wilmington. He says he’s definitely a spiaggia guy and might sposta near the ocean da year’s end. Meanwhile, he’s happy exploring downtown, working with his new boss, and meeting those crazy-loyal fans.
Q: So what do te think of Wilmington so far?
A: I dig it. I was just in Blue Post (at 15 S. water St.) with Shantel and we had a game night. We played Skee Ball, pinball, Big Buck Hunter and pool. Where else can te do that under one roof?
Q: Have the cast and crew been mostrare te around?
A: They’ve been great. I moved out to be there for like nine months. My first night, Joe Davola, one of our executive producers, and a bunch of the cast took us out to anatra and Dive (a bar at 114 Dock St.) and Slice of Life (a pizza joint at 122 Market St.). I Amore Wilmington. There’s so much going on.
Q: te play a sports agent named Clay. How much did te know about your character and what have te learned so far?
A: That’s a good question. I had read for Mark three times before I got the job. I had a decent idea but the fact is, Mark’s so far ahead of the game as far as what he has planned for it. I had no idea some of the cool things he has planned for the character. He was telling me about episode seven, and I was like, “Thank te for giving me something fun to play!”
Q: Is that one of the advantage of working for Mark Schwahn, who is so directly involved in the planning of every episode?
A: Yeah… He’s young and hip, and the stuff he’s Scrivere is so relevant still that it’s great. He’s relatable. So te can call him with a question, and he gets it and is able to help te work through it, as opposed to someone who’s like, “Isn’t that what the kids say?” And you’re like, “Really? Come on!”
Q: So this mostra has a reputation for having rabidly passionate fans. Have te experienced any of that yet?
A: There’s definitely loyal fans. I’ve never worked on a mostra where there are fan waiting at the edge of the set every single day. That I’ve never experienced. On Tuesday I’ll go out and sign autographs and take pictures, and on Wednesday they’ll have pictures from us on Tuesday for me to sign. They’re just loyal and super into the show. They’re supportive and there because they like the show. It’s not like people are throwing bricks through my window. They’re all sweet.
Q: What’s the vibe like on set?
A: Everyone gets along really well. It’s cool because Shantel and I are total newcomers to this town. we have all bonded so quick. And it makes it so much easier to acclimate and do the good work. And also, again, being in bars like the Blue Post, it’s not hard to make friends.
I caught up with Buckley at the TV Critics Association summer press tour with mostra creator Mark Schwahn, new cast member Shantel VanSanten, and actors Austin Nichols and Sophia Bush.
Buckley talked about how he’s enjoying life in Wilmington. He says he’s definitely a spiaggia guy and might sposta near the ocean da year’s end. Meanwhile, he’s happy exploring downtown, working with his new boss, and meeting those crazy-loyal fans.
Q: So what do te think of Wilmington so far?
A: I dig it. I was just in Blue Post (at 15 S. water St.) with Shantel and we had a game night. We played Skee Ball, pinball, Big Buck Hunter and pool. Where else can te do that under one roof?
Q: Have the cast and crew been mostrare te around?
A: They’ve been great. I moved out to be there for like nine months. My first night, Joe Davola, one of our executive producers, and a bunch of the cast took us out to anatra and Dive (a bar at 114 Dock St.) and Slice of Life (a pizza joint at 122 Market St.). I Amore Wilmington. There’s so much going on.
Q: te play a sports agent named Clay. How much did te know about your character and what have te learned so far?
A: That’s a good question. I had read for Mark three times before I got the job. I had a decent idea but the fact is, Mark’s so far ahead of the game as far as what he has planned for it. I had no idea some of the cool things he has planned for the character. He was telling me about episode seven, and I was like, “Thank te for giving me something fun to play!”
Q: Is that one of the advantage of working for Mark Schwahn, who is so directly involved in the planning of every episode?
A: Yeah… He’s young and hip, and the stuff he’s Scrivere is so relevant still that it’s great. He’s relatable. So te can call him with a question, and he gets it and is able to help te work through it, as opposed to someone who’s like, “Isn’t that what the kids say?” And you’re like, “Really? Come on!”
Q: So this mostra has a reputation for having rabidly passionate fans. Have te experienced any of that yet?
A: There’s definitely loyal fans. I’ve never worked on a mostra where there are fan waiting at the edge of the set every single day. That I’ve never experienced. On Tuesday I’ll go out and sign autographs and take pictures, and on Wednesday they’ll have pictures from us on Tuesday for me to sign. They’re just loyal and super into the show. They’re supportive and there because they like the show. It’s not like people are throwing bricks through my window. They’re all sweet.
Q: What’s the vibe like on set?
A: Everyone gets along really well. It’s cool because Shantel and I are total newcomers to this town. we have all bonded so quick. And it makes it so much easier to acclimate and do the good work. And also, again, being in bars like the Blue Post, it’s not hard to make friends.
The Season 6 DVD set, is 7 disc set, due to come out August 25, 2009. At may local stores. Want it early, go to Amazon.com. Porices start from 40-60$
Info taken from Bethanyjoysource.net
The DVD Extras:
•Unaired Scenes
•One albero collina Goes Back in Time: Recreating the 1940s in episode 11, We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me).
•Slammin’ with One albero Hill: Playing the new sport of SlamBall, a attraversare, croce between basketball, hockey and gymnastics.
•One albero collina Celebrity Soundtrack: Guest musical artists discuss their contributions in this look at the role of Musica in the series with a spotlight on episode 10’s USO concert.
•One albero collina - The Director’s Debut: Following first-time helmers Chad Michael Murray, Bethany Joy Galeotti and James Lafferty through the process of directing their first episodes.
•Commentary on two episodes da series creator Mark Schwahn and key cast and crew.
•Gag Reel
Info taken from Bethanyjoysource.net
The DVD Extras:
•Unaired Scenes
•One albero collina Goes Back in Time: Recreating the 1940s in episode 11, We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me).
•Slammin’ with One albero Hill: Playing the new sport of SlamBall, a attraversare, croce between basketball, hockey and gymnastics.
•One albero collina Celebrity Soundtrack: Guest musical artists discuss their contributions in this look at the role of Musica in the series with a spotlight on episode 10’s USO concert.
•One albero collina - The Director’s Debut: Following first-time helmers Chad Michael Murray, Bethany Joy Galeotti and James Lafferty through the process of directing their first episodes.
•Commentary on two episodes da series creator Mark Schwahn and key cast and crew.
•Gag Reel
