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James Spader
The Playboy Interview with James Spader
May 2005 issue
A candid conversation with Boston Legal's press-shy star about pushing
sexual boundaries, his bizarre characters and why journalists annoy him.
By Lawrence Grobel
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Attorney equally crazy in private, to say the least
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[excerpt] You have said that there is only one reason to work. Do you
still have that attitude?
Spader’s gaze is as the one Alan Shore uses when he is forced to express
thoughts that he thinks are well beneath his dignity.
Lives well.
“No… Well… Yes… I mean… “ (Deep sigh)
“I get sucked into my own life so easily.”
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Rhona Mitra
"The Defense Rests" | InStyle May 2005
Rhona Mitra gives a tour of her Venice, CA beach house - along with Oscar, her French bulldog.
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The Kelley
Curse: Will Boston Legal fail the way David E. Kelley's other shows have?
By Dana Stevens / Slate [Oct. 1, 2004]
[excerpt] Boston Legal splits the difference between Ally McBeal and The
Practice. It's lighthearted and deliberately over-the-top like the former,
yet also concerned with legitimate social questions like the latter.
Kelley has always had a knack for casting, and James Spader is perhaps the
quintessential Kelley actor. Like Tom Skerritt on Picket Fences or Peter
MacNicol on Ally McBeal, he has a wholesome, boyish face that at the same
time hints at secret perversities and unknown depths.
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Julie Bowen
Q&A: Julie Bowen
TV Guide by David Keeps | January 9, 2006
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Mark Valley
A few minutes with Mark
Valley
by Dana Greenlee
Mark shares his thoughts on where Brad Chase has been when not in
storylines and whether Shatner cheated at push-ups. [Interview from
March 2005 at the Boston Legal panel at the DGA]

Rene Auberjonois
Paul Lewiston Speaks: Some Boston Legal Tidbits from Actor Rene
Auberjonois
by Chris Bichler
I had a chance to see and chat with Rene Auberjonois over the July 15-17
weekend at the Toronto Trek science fiction convention.
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Phil Neel, A.C.E.
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special interview with Boston Legal editor Phil Neel
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Diana Maiocco
Phil, an ACE Eddie Award winner for his work on Hired Guns [1x10],
discusses editing for Boston Legal and Moonlighting.
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Fleet Street Blues: A license to have unusual, unique behavior in a
realistic setting
Writers Guild of America by Denis Faye
[Ed. note: This interview with both Exec. Producers Scott Kaufer and Jeff
Rake was published Oct. 1, 2004. Rake left BL Nov. 16 and Kaufer left
August, 2005 to produce series for Paramount]
[excerpt] Scott Kaufer: Often, when a writer's working on a show and gets
a call from an actor in his dressing room learning his lines, it's a
dreaded phone call because the actor's coming from a place that isn't
helpful to the material. He wants his character written in a selfish way
or he wants something that has nothing to do with the work. We're very
fortunate. I know this sounds Pollyanna-ish, but it happens to be the case
that all the actors on this show, including Shatner and Spader, when they
call us up, they have invariably been suggesting smart, very helpful
things with their characters because these guys have a laser lock on who
these guys are.
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