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The rousing rebel spirit of a family of Southern thugs takes off at breakneck speed in “The Baytown Disco” — a wickedly playful, high-velocity action-comedy in which three infamously ruthless Alabama brothers find themselves on the wrong side of crooked cops, relentless Feds, mad mobsters, road pirates, tomahawk-wielding bikers, tricky femme fatales and an unforgettable cast of characters as colorful as they are lethal when they finally try to do a single good deed.

Academy Award® winner Billy Bob Thornton and Golden Globe winner Eva Longoria headline this wildly explosive, yet ultimately moving, tale of honor breaking out among thieves with madcap results. It all starts when the fetching Celeste (Longoria) has a falling out with her nefarious ex-husband Carlos (Thornton) who kidnaps her beloved son, Rob (Thomas Brodie Sangster). Knowing her ex can be a maniacal psychopath, not to mention a bit trigger-happy, she turns for help to the most bad-ass, lawless hit-man trio in Alabama: the Oodie Brothers.

Ringleader Brick (Clayne Crawford, “24,” “The Glades”), mute wrestling phenom Lincoln (Daniel Cudmore, “The Twilight Saga”), and the baby of the brothers, the kick-ass G.I. McQueen (Travis Fimmel, “The Beast”) are known for being mean as a bag of rattlesnakes –and measly kidnap rescues are not on their menu of services. But when Brick is unexpectedly moved by Celeste’s plight, what he thinks is going to be an easy smash-and-grab job turns out to be the most hair-raising and hilariously intense adventure of his and his brothers’ harrowing careers.

Suddenly the Oodies have their hometown Sheriff (Andre Braugher, “Men of a Certain Age,” “Salt”), in a tangle; a pesky DEA Agent (Paul Wesley, “Vampire Diaries”) on their trail, and Carlos and his heinous assortment of henchman out for their hides. With no one quite who or what they seem, they are headed for a showdown — and a shot at redemption — they never saw coming.

Via ComingSoon.Net

The word “revenge” has never sounded as simultaneously threatening and seductive as it does when uttered by Stefan (Paul Wesley) in this new promo for The Vampire Diaries, viewable first here on EW.

In the video, [Promo video] we see that Stefan has it out for Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and has hidden the coffins containing the bodies of his family. Despite Damon’s prompting, Stefan looks like he’s ready to stick to his plan, but can he be convinced to back down?

The new episode airs Thursday. But until then, let’s dissect this thing!

Stefan and Elena in the car: dream or real? Who’s the guy chasing Elena? And Jeremy, what the hell are you doing? Anticipation abounds!

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New Vampire Diaries Promo ‘New Deal’ 3×10
Remember The Vampire Diaries will return tomorrow on the CW!

Here are two new stills from the Vampire Diaries ‘Our Town’ 3×11 Stills.

Remember! The Vampire Diaries Return this Thursday, Jan. 5th, 2012 on CW!

‘THE VAMPIRE DIARIES star Paul Wesley has a bite’ Via Assignment X

ASSIGNMENT X: Were you looking forward to playing Stefan as an absolute badass this season?

PAUL WESLEY: Yeah, more than anything else. I want to play a variety of different characters in my life, and I didn’t want to be stereotyped, so it’s a great opportunity for me to do something different.

AX: Were you just hoping that character development was going to come along, did you know that was coming, or was that a big surprise?

WESLEY: No. I told [series producers] Julie [Plec] and Kevin [Williamson], “Look, I’d really love to do something,” and they said, “Great,” and they agreed. We don’t want anything to be redundant – we want to keep it fresh for the viewers.

AX: You’ve played some other horror/sci-fi/fantasy characters prior to Stefan …

WESLEY: I played Lucas Luthor on SMALLVILLE. I did a [werewolf] show called WOLF LAKE[on CBS]. And then I did a pilot for the WB that didn’t get picked up.

AX: Stefan is a big change from your last series regular, Aaron on FALLEN. When you did the telefilm version of that, did you think it was going to go to series?

WESLEY: When I shot the pilot, I knew it was a two-hour movie regardless. I knew that it was going to air. I knew that the production quality was really phenomenal. I wasn’t sure if they’d be able to afford it [as a series], because there [were] so many special effects and so many action sequences. But I wasn’t incredibly surprised. It was my fifth pilot, and it was one of the better ones I’ve done.

AX: Were you familiar at all with the Tom Sniegowski novels that FALLEN was based on?

WESLEY: I was not, admittedly, familiar with his books at all. But I obviously ran to the store and grabbed all of them and read them, most of them, and he’s an amazing writer. They’re beautiful books. He’s an amazing writer.

AX: How would you describe Aaron?

WESLEY: Sort of a recluse, a little dark, sort of uncomfortable in his own skin, not sure who he is. He’s not sure of himself. He’s a good soul, he’s a good person, he’s young. He still wants to grow and he’s got adult responsibilities, so I think he’s got a lot on his shoulders, but overall, I think he’s strong.

AX: Do you do anything differently when you’re working in the genre than when you’re doing straight drama?

WESLEY: I think it’s really more about the human condition and you’re basing it in reality. Regardless of what the circumstances are, you need to base that in reality. You need to be a human being on Earth experiencing this. If you look at it as, ‘Oh, this is just a fantasy,’ then you’re not bringing true emotion to it. You can’t look at it in a biased way, you have to sort of objectify the whole thing.

AX: When you’re acting these things, do you come up with analogies in your mind, like, “Well, I don’t really bite people, but if I was hitting someone …” or “I don’t really fly, but if I was riding a motorcycle …” or do you think, “Okay, I’m someone who flies or bites people, and this is how I feel about it”?

WESLEY: It’s interesting. I don’t know if I actually even analyze it to that extent. I think a lot of it is instinctual. I truly try to imagine what it would be like, not for [the character] but for Paul, to be experiencing these things. So I guess I use analogies. I think my methods change, is really what it comes down to.

AX: Physically, what’s the hardest thing you’ve done as an actor? Wire work, where your character is flying or leaping superhuman heights?

WESLEY: [Wire work] sucks. I hate it. I’m not going to lie. It literally hurts. You have a scene where you have to act, you have to be in character, and then you have this incredible pain in your groin area, because your entire weight is essentially on this wire on your groin. It’s awful. Anybody that says it’s fun is completely lying. But, am I going to suck it up and then when I see the final product am I going to be happy that I did it? Yes. But if you’re going to ask me [laughs], it’s not fun.

AX: Are you pleased/surprised/gratified by the ardent fan following that VAMPIRE DIARIES has acquired?

WESLEY: Oh, my goodness. It’s a dream come true. Nobody wants to be on a show for seven years that has a low following. That’s what you want to do – you want to excite people of all ages, and I feel like VAMPIRE DIARIES does that. It’s not just young kids or young girls – it’s a lot of them, but it’s also a lot of people my age and it’s nice.

AX: And what would you most like people to get out of VAMPIRE DIARIES at this point?

WESLEY: I just never want anybody to know what to expect, to know what’s coming next, from the actors or from the writing.

To all those who celebrate, I hope that you all have a blessed and amazing Christmas!

Merry Christmas, All!

Official Synopsis for The New Deal 3×10

A REASON TO FEEL GUILTY — Stefan (Paul Wesley) has hidden the coffins containing the bodies of Klaus’ (Joseph Morgan) family, and Klaus quickly turns to violence to convince Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena (Nina Dobrev) that no one will be safe until he finds Stefan and gets his family back. Tyler (Michael Trevino) continues to make the most of his new abilities as a hybrid, but he has to face the disturbing consequences of his actions as well. After a terrifying incident, Elena and Alaric (Matt Davis) grow increasingly concerned about Jeremy’s (Steven R. McQueen) attitude and, ultimately, his safety. Alaric meets the beautiful Dr. Fell (guest star Torrey Devitto, “Pretty Little Liars”), who is intrigued with his amazing ability to heal. While trying to strike a deal with Klaus, Elena delivers news that truly shocks him. Kat Graham also stars and internet personality Justine Ezarik guest stars as a bartender.

Via CW.

Hey there P-Dubbers, With the new year coming in, I decide to give Paul Wesley Online a new layout. If there are any mistakes or something is not working, let me know via Twitter or Comment! Let me know that you think!

-I’ll be updating the Gallery later on once I am done with my finals.

Paul Wesley interviewed at Trevor Live on Dec.4th, 2011

Paul Wesley talks about about Klaus and what to expect in today’s Entertainment Weekly.

While Paul Wesley has made no secret of his love for playing Evil Stefan over Good Stefan and while there’s always a possibility he might revert to the latter sometime this season, there’s one character the actor says will likely never show his sweeter side. “I don’t think Klaus is in any danger of ever becoming a good guy,” he tells EW. He will either stick around as a villain for quite a while or he’ll be sent out with a big bang. I don’t think we’ll ever convert Klaus into like one of the guys in Mystic Falls who works at the Mystic Grill flipping burgers. That would be a big mistake. He needs to be that big dark entity.” Additionally, Wesley teases that Klaus is:

“definitely still a huge part of the second half of the season,” and that he and Stefan will “continue to walk that fine line between friendship and foe.” “There’s things we need from him and there’s things he needs from us. It’s that sort of back-and-forth for the rest of the season,” he says.

Thanks to Autumn for the heads up!

Atlanta, GA – EyeCon is proud to announce our third Vampire Diaries Convention March 2-4 of 2012. We already have Paul Wesley, Arielle Kebbel, and Robert Pralgo signed on to attend this convention. The guest list continues to develop with the most popular characters from the show. Stay tuned to the EyeCon website at www.eyeconfla.com for updates. Tickets sales launch on December 12, 2011. We are pleased to say that this last convention was one of our best yet. We are glad that so many people had a great time and will hopefully continue to attend EyeCon Conventions. Tickets are currently available for purchase at www.eyeconfla.com/vampirediaries/tickets.html. ;

The celebrity guest llist so far includes: 

*Paul Wesley

*Arielle Kebbel

*Robert Pralgo

*Jessarae (Musical Guest) 

More guests will be added soon. Keep track of all the updates at www.eyeconfla.com

The “Freaky Friday” went so well at the last convention we are going to do it again! Loaded with trivia, bingo, panels, activities, and much more.

EyeCon is excited to announce its first “Roaring Twenties party dedicated to “The end of an affair” episode of the Vampire Diaries. Everyone is welcome to dress in twenties fashion.

The Saturday night party “Scary Movie Night” will be a tribute to all things horror. Feel free to come in any costume you like! There will be contests for best costume, and best doppelganger! 

The convention hours of operation are: 

Friday 12pm – 1am 

Saturday: 9:00am – 1:00am

Sunday: 10:00am – 5:00pm

Tickets are currently available online, pricing is as follows:

General Admission

Friday: $20, Saturday: $50, Sunday: $50, Weekend: $95.00

Silver Weekend Pass (Reserved Row 15): $195

Gold Weekend Pass (Reserved Rows 13-14): $225

Platinum Weekend Pass Reserved Rows 1-12): $355

The spectacular Sheraton Atlanta Hotel worked so well at this last show we will be using them again! Room rates are only $129vee.00 per night for EyeCon attendees, simply mention EyeCon or Vampire Diaries to get the discounted rate. Hotel information and room rate information can be found at www.eyeconfla.com/vampirediaries/location.html