Michael C. Hall on CBS 'The Early Show': 'Dexter' has Julia Stiles (Video) - National Celebrity Headlines Michael C. Hall was on the CBS 'Early' show today and talking about his show 'Dexter'. The star has been working on the new season and making sure the fans are ready to top last season's series final show. According to Hall, this season will be bigger and better then the one before. Of course over the years one of the best parts has to be the infusion of celebrity actors how show up for the season and make the series even better. The interview also covered Michael C. Dark Star Orchestra With 'Dexter' role, Julia Stiles can check TV off her to-do list By Nancy Mills, Special for USA TODAY LOS ANGELES — Love him? Kill him? Be his nanny? Just what is Julia Stiles playing on the fifth season of Dexter, which is back on Showtime (Sundays, 9 p.m. ET/PT)? As a preteen, Stiles, 29, cut her teeth on experimental theater in New York. So handling Dexter, the serial killer who masquerades as a blood-spatter-pattern expert for the Miami Metro Police Department while hunting down other serial killers, should pose no problems. "My character, Lumen, unexpectedly comes into Dexter's life," Stiles says cryptically. One thing is clear: She's not a replacement for Rita (Dexter's wife, who was found dead in a bathtub at the end of last season). "They've said they're not doing a big, bad killer again," Stiles insists. Stiles is sitting in her dressing room at Sunset-Gower Studios in Hollywood. "Some actors use Twitter a lot," Stiles says. She lives modestly. Even in her leisure time, Stiles moderates herself. She thought it would be fun to be onstage.
Amelia Earhart Festival Michael C. Hall Explains Decision to Hide Cancer from 'Dexter' Cast Grateful Dead "Dexter" Is Back to His Murderous Ways - The Early Show When "Dexter" first hit the airwaves in 2006, no one quite knew to make of the show about a forensics expert by day who is a serial murderer by night. Now in its fifth season "Dexter" is one of the most talked about programs on TV, racking up critical acclaim and "killer" ratings. Michael C. Hall plays "Dexter," after losing his wife is now "dying" to get back in the killing game. "In spite of everything that has happened, Dexter continues to indulge in his killing," Hall told "Early Show" co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez. But is there a hint of weakness in him this time around? "I think what happens at the end of the fourth season, everything he's built for himself has been sort of dismantled and shattered and, I think he's struggling with a sense of responsibility for what he's lost, for his wife's death, and he has a feeling of guilt that he never anticipated having," Hall explained. "It is amazing. How do you entice these big actors to come on the show? "I don't know. "I am.
Mickey Hart Showtime Released New ‘Dexter’ Episode 3,Season 5 Spoiler Clip | OnTheFlix Showtime released new ‘Dexter’ episode 3,season 5 spoiler clip. Showtime recently released a new sneak peek,spoiler clip (below) for the upcoming “Dexter” episode 3 of season 5. The episode is entitled, “Practically Perfect,” and this clip gets pretty interesting when Deb gives the new nanny applicant the third degree. In the clip (below) Deb says, “I’m just trying to get to the truth. However long that takes,is up to you.” After that, Deb continues to badger her,staying heavy on specifics.
Pink Floyd Showtime Dexter Californication Exhibit Ever wonder where Hank Moody might conduct his late night (and for that matter, early morning, midday and afternoon) sexcapades if he were flesh and blood, not just a TV character? Speaking of flesh and blood: Where might blood splatter specialist Dexter Morgan mix up a cocktail and kick back after a hard night of solo serial killing? And the subject of serial killers naturally segues into Henry VIII -- where might the King of England have dined after beheading his wife du jour? Rhetorical questions, these are not. The result? Below, check out photographs of some of the rooms in the Showtime and Metropolitan Home exhibit, which visitors can tour on weekends through Oct. 18. And for fans who want a piece of their favorite Showtime show delivered directly to their door, click here to check out clothes and goods inspired by the network's series and designed by students from the Savannah College of Art and Design.