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Producers of the TV adaptation of Stephen King's 'Under the Dome' based the series in North Carolina because it offered the right mix of locations and tax breaks.
CBS revealed that there will be a Q&A panel on March 30th at 7pm with Dean Norris, Rachelle Lefevre, Neal Baer, Brian K. Vaughn, and Jack Bender. Although not confirmed, we wouldn’t be surprised to see them show off the first episode footage during the panel as well.
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http://underthedome.com/intro/video/DOM30EMERGENCY_a01_4G_960.mp4
Entertainment Weekly
http://www.deadline.com/2013/05/under-the-dome-trailer-cbs-video/
The smarter people inside the dome realize that even if it vanishes the town will probably be quarantined by the military, who arrive in full force very quickly after the event.
The first episode covers just one day (I think each one will follow that format), so everyone's still just freaked out over it.
Executive producer Neal Baer tells TV Guide Magazine that Zea, whose TV credits also of course include Justified, will play Maxine, “a woman who makes an alarming appearance” in Episode 9.
“If you think Jim Rennie” — one of the tale’s antagonists, played by Breaking Bad’s Dean Norris — “is trouble, you haven’t seen trouble yet,” Baer teases.
CBS has released a special behind-the-scenes look at new scary drama "Under the Dome," based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. In the new feature, King talks about what exactly the project is accomplishing (hint: "something that's really special").
"My feeling about 'Under the Dome' is that when people come, I'd like them to be fascinated by the situation. I love stories about ordinary people in extraordinary situations, to see how some people will rise to that situation and some people will crumble," says King.
"The one thing that TV has is time -- all the time in the world to spread out and tell the story. We'd like 'Under the Dome' to be a family fright," he continues.
We can back up his claim, having seen the premiere. It definitely has "family fright" potential.
"I think that 'Under the Dome' is going to be riveting TV. That's what we're really trying to do. We're trying to make a show where people become really involved with the fates of the characters. Really asking themselves, 'What's going to happen next?' This time we have a shot to do something that's really special."
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