Showing posts with label Kathy Reichs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kathy Reichs. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Saturday, January 30, 2016
Kathy Reichs on Set
Great week onset with #bones. I can't wait to share our episode with you guys. pic.twitter.com/WW7PJznC8k
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) January 25, 2016
Thursday, September 3, 2015
(Video, Interview) Kathy Reichs: Speaking in Bones
Author Kathy Reichs opens up about her new crime novel, "Speaking in Bones"...
Tipster: KATIARABREAU
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Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
‘Bones’ Rips Stories From Real Life
Bones rips stories from the real life and work of Kathy Reichs, a forensic anthropologist. Unlike The Blacklist or 24,
which are suspenseful and entertaining, this series is based on true
stories. Reichs splits her time between working at the Office of the
Chief Medical Examiner in North Carolina and working in Québec for the
Laboratoire des Sciences Judiciaires et de Médecine Légale (Laboratory
of Forensic Science and Forensic Medicine)...
Tipsters: Serendipity7427, KATIARABREAU
Tipsters: Serendipity7427, KATIARABREAU
Monday, June 8, 2015
Bones author Kathy Reichs discusses the TV show
There are two big Bones in Kathy Reichs' life: the TV series starring Emily Deschanel and the 18-book series of crime novels.
Both are wildly successful.
Much like her character, Temperance Brennan, the 66-year-old Chicago-native is a forensic anthropologist. For years, she has consulted with medical examiners in Charlotte, North Carolina and Quebec.
She launched the "Bones" novels in 1997 with Deja Dead and continues to produce a book a year. Her latest, Speaking in Bones, is due out in September...
Both are wildly successful.
Much like her character, Temperance Brennan, the 66-year-old Chicago-native is a forensic anthropologist. For years, she has consulted with medical examiners in Charlotte, North Carolina and Quebec.
She launched the "Bones" novels in 1997 with Deja Dead and continues to produce a book a year. Her latest, Speaking in Bones, is due out in September...
Tipster: geraghtyvl
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
'Bones' Exclusive Interview: The Writers Talk Brennan and Booth's Future and a Whirlpool Death
Bones writers Kathy and Kerry Reichs spoke with me recently about "The Woman in the Whirlpool," their third co-writing endeavor on Bones,
following "The Witch in the Wardrobe" and "The Beaver in the Dam." Most
interesting during our discussion was the marriage of science and
"universe," or "arena," which Kathy explained is key to the design of
every Bones episode. "The Woman in the Whirlpool" weaves together
the science of hydrodynamics on bone, and the universe of cookie jar
collecting. In addition, the obsessive collecting angle provides a
comparison to Booth's gambling addiction and has everyone pondering
their own obsessive behaviors as well.
Two episodes
away from the 10th season finale, "The Woman in the Whirlpool" has the
Jeffersonian team investigating the death of a woman whose remains are
suspected to have been caught in an unforgiving whirlpool of one of the
only class five rapids east of the Mississippi, where people have been
known to disappear for long periods of time...
Tipsters: Serendipity7427, KATIARABREAU, geraghtyvl
Thursday, May 21, 2015
'Bones' Exclusive Interview: The 5 Most Difficult and Fascinating Things about Solving Murder
I recently had the pleasure of talking with Kathy Reichs, the creator of Bones
character, forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance Brennan. Joining us
was her daughter, Kerry, who co-wrote this season's "The Woman in the
Whirlpool" episode. Though Kathy reviews every single Bones
episode for scientific accuracy, this is only the third episode the
mother-daughter team has envisioned from concept to completed script,
the first two being season 5's "The Witch in the Wardrobe," and season
9's "The Dude in the Dam." A novelist and forensic anthropologist
herself, Kathy uses her own life experiences as the inspiration for the
character of Temperance Brennan in her crime series from which the Bones television series concept sprang.
Before
we delved into details (and some juicy episode news) about how the
mother-daughter team developed the concept for "The Woman in the
Whirlpool," I wanted to know more about the real Kathy 'Temperance
Brennan' Reichs in comparison to the Bones' Brennan, (or the
literary Brennan for that matter), and who better to ask than the
creator herself? Then I wanted to know what is most difficult, and what
is most amazing about being a forensic anthropologist. Kathy's answers
revealed an unexpected and palpable tenderness toward those whose
remains came into her care. Not surprising was how many of the tiny and
fascinating details of Kathy's experience have woven their way into the
fabric of Bones...
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Lots of Twitpics: Kathy Reichs on the Bones Set
Queens of the Lab. #onset #bones pic.twitter.com/YmW0MRUrzj
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) March 11, 2015Grabbing a bite. On set #Bones pic.twitter.com/v1XYxFi91v
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) March 11, 2015Taking care of business #Bones pic.twitter.com/9zGAIxBn9a
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) March 10, 2015Changes to 2 scenes shooting today = a new set of sides. #bones
Don't know what sides are? http://t.co/CD2QldbQdV pic.twitter.com/aDasnBhTPy
— Emily Silver (@EmilySilver29) March 10, 2015Just pouring beer at #TheFoundingFathers. All in a day's work. #bones pic.twitter.com/P0vjq2Qkyh
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) March 10, 2015In the writers room. #Bones #amwriting pic.twitter.com/NMaPYglrsQ
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) March 9, 2015Look who's here for their episode of the #bones show!! (Photobomb by @MrGeneHong) pic.twitter.com/cNcgZm27oZ
— Emily Silver (@EmilySilver29) March 9, 2015"@EmilySilver29: Royal Diner action today. #bones #10x20 pic.twitter.com/2zM6xoNzUv" @forensicmama
— KATIA ABREU (@KATIARABREU) March 11, 2015Thursday, February 26, 2015
Season 10 Episode 20 Written by Kerry and Kathy Reichs!!!
Via @EmilySilver29 Prep begins on episode 10x20 written by @kerryreichs and @KathyReichs!! pic.twitter.com/WlYM6jy75K @forensicmama #Bones
— KATIA ABREU (@KATIARABREU) February 26, 2015Thursday, October 2, 2014
Monday, September 22, 2014
Kathy Reichs to do a Reddit AMA Tomorrow at 12 PM ET
If you're not familiar with Reddit, AMA stands for Ask-Me-Anything. Sign up for a Reddit account so you can ask her your question. Let's fill it with Bones/Reichs fans!
CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE SUB-REDDIT (A PAGE ON REDDIT) CALLED AMA AND BOOK MARK IT!
Have questions for @KathyReichs? Join her TOMORROW at 12pm ET for a Reddit AMA and be prepared to ask her anything! pic.twitter.com/5JGqRhh8qj
— BONES (@BONESonFOX) September 22, 2014Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Monday, September 30, 2013
Kathy Reichs Tweets: On the Set of Bones
Last week on set of #bones End of #BONESOFTHELOSTtour #TemperanceBrennan pic.twitter.com/DpEG5s9rquTipster: geraghtyvl
— Kathy Reichs (@KathyReichs) September 28, 2013
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Bones of the Lost - Kathy Reichs, Author
Kathy is in Australia and spoke to Kelly Higgins-Devine about her new book and her early life as an anthropologist...
Tipster: geraghtyvl
Tipster: geraghtyvl
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Ask Ausiello: May 7
Question: I know Bones‘ season ended just last week, but you have to have more scoop on the two bonus episodes they shot after the finale, right? —Cassidy
Ausiello: First off, as exec producer Stephen Nathan points out, “They’re not really ‘bonus’ episodes because we know actually where they’re going to go. One will be the second episode of next season, and the other will be fourth.” As reported in last week’s AA, Episode 9.2 is Sweets-centric. Episode 9.4, meanwhile, is a “much more free-standing episode,” notes Nathan. “We worked with [Bones producer] Kathy Reichs and her daughter on that one, and it is going to be a lot of fun. That’s just a great, [classic] episode of Bones.”
Question: Got anything left over from your interview with Bones EP Stephen Nathan? —Rachel
Ausiello: Just this little tidbit on a potential Season 10. In short, Nathan is confident there will be one. “I’m not planning on Season 9 being the last season at this point,” he tells me. “I think there’s a lot more life in the show. It just doesn’t feel old to us.”
Source: TV Line
Tipster: KATIARABREU
Ausiello: First off, as exec producer Stephen Nathan points out, “They’re not really ‘bonus’ episodes because we know actually where they’re going to go. One will be the second episode of next season, and the other will be fourth.” As reported in last week’s AA, Episode 9.2 is Sweets-centric. Episode 9.4, meanwhile, is a “much more free-standing episode,” notes Nathan. “We worked with [Bones producer] Kathy Reichs and her daughter on that one, and it is going to be a lot of fun. That’s just a great, [classic] episode of Bones.”
Question: Got anything left over from your interview with Bones EP Stephen Nathan? —Rachel
Ausiello: Just this little tidbit on a potential Season 10. In short, Nathan is confident there will be one. “I’m not planning on Season 9 being the last season at this point,” he tells me. “I think there’s a lot more life in the show. It just doesn’t feel old to us.”
Source: TV Line
Tipster: KATIARABREU
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Exclusive Excerpt for Bones Fans: Kathy Reichs' Bones are Forever
If you're a Bones fan and a Kathy Reichs fan, you're in luck! Bones fans have been given an exclusive sneak peek into Kathy's newest book, Bones are Forever. CLICK HERE TO READ THE EXCERPT!
Saturday, September 10, 2011
No "Bones" about it - famous author dishes on her best-selling stories that spawned hit Fox TV show
Famed novelist Kathy Reichs knows bones.
The author made her mark as a forensic anthropologist years before writing the best-selling crime stories featuring protagonist Temperance Brennan that spawned the Fox television show “Bones.”
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Saturday, August 20, 2011
'Flash and Bones,' book 14 in a series, brings the crime solver into the fast lane
Kathy Reichs, the forensic anthropologist-turned-crime novelist, remembers a time when the finer points of police forensics were a mystery to most people.
"My colleagues and I did our work in our labs, and nobody paid any attention to us," she says. "Now we're rock stars. We don't know why, but all of a sudden we became hot and sexy."
Actually, Reichs had something to do with it, along with Patricia Cornwell and TV's CSI.
Reichs is the author of a series of bestselling novels featuring forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan, books that inspired the hit crime drama Bones.
Flash and Bones (Scribner, $26.99), No. 14 in the series, is in bookstores Tuesday.
We chatted with Reichs about the book and the TV series.
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