In a recent interview it was revealed that David Arquette will be directing an upcoming episode of Cougar Town
Upcoming, Arquette is slated to direct episodes of CBS’ popular shows “CSI: Miami” and “Medium,” which stars one of his actress siblings, Patricia Arquette (the others are Rosanna, Richmond and Alexis). The actor also will direct his wife Courteney Cox Arquette in an episode of her much-talked-about ABC show “Cougar Town.”
You can bring home one of ABC’S Wednesday night hit comedy series’ home to your town on DVD this August. Cougar Town: The Complete First Season will be released on DVD on August 17. This three-disc set will contain all 24 episodes of this first season and will be priced at $39.99 SRP. You can take a look at the cover art and special features below. The series stars Courteney Cox, Christa Miller, Busy Philipps, Dan Byrd, Josh Hopkins, Ian Gomez and Brian Van Holt.
After spending the last seventeen years as a wife and mother, recently divorced Jules (Courteney Cox) has reluctantly waded back into the dating pool and quickly finds herself in over her head. Now forty-something and single, Jules tackles real-life issues – dating, parenting and friendship. It doesn’t help Jules that her two best friends can hardly stand each other, her ex-husband is hanging around more now than he did during their marriage…and there’s that handsome divorced neighbor that Jules can’t quite get out of her head. Packed with laugh-out-loud moments and featuring a cast of television’s brightest comedic stars, Cougar Town struts its stuff in this DVD Collection, along with exclusive bonus features and one or two special surprises. Cougar Town – it’s more than a place, it’s a state of mind.
ABC released it’s fall premiere dates schedule today. Season 2 of Cougar Town will premiere at 9.30pm on Wednesday September 22nd. It looks as if the name is staying the name,but nothing has been confirmed yet!
Busy Philipps has described her Cougar Town co-star Courteney Cox as “incredibly open”.
Philipps explained that Cox has taught her a lot during the time they have worked together.
“Comedically, you can’t buy the kind of experience she got when she was on Friends,” she said. “But seeing how she brings that into her producing of the show too, how she’s very hands-on and how that works for her, has been really rewarding and informing.”
Philipps continued: “She’s not just a producer on our show in title only. She give script notes, she’s in the editing room all the time, she’s always watching cuts of the show.”
However, Philipps explained that she feels comfortable working with Cox even though the star also produces the programme.
“When we’re working together as actors, we’re just working together as actors,” she said. “She’s more of a creative producer, more that than a cracking the whip type. She’s an incredibly open person. I think because she was such a big part of such a big show for years, she decided she couldn’t hide anything, because it would come out anyway.”
While most of Scream 4 will be filmed in Ann Arbor, MI, we’ve just learned there will be a flashback scene shot at Woodworth Middle School, 4951 Ternes St Dearborn, MI.
Over the next couple of weeks, crews will be reconstructing the school’s entrance for the scene. Reportedly, the school was chosen because it closely matches a building used in the earlier films.
We already know that Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette are returning for Scream 4, but the prospect of a flashback makes us wonder if any other characters will be returning? (I’m holding out for a Joshua Jackson cameo!)
The movie begins filming in Ann Arbor, MI next week.
Source: OnLocation
Cougar Town may not be the right title for Courteney Cox‘s hit comedy, but so be it.
Despite all the chatter that the show will be renamed, costar Dan Byrd tells me…
“I think it seemed like a very real possibility when we wrapped up the first season,” Byrd said last night at the Maui Film Festival screening of his flick Norman, in which he stars as a high schooler who pretends to have cancer. “But I think the problem they’ve run into is that they can’t come up with a better name to really justify doing that and the repercussions that come along with it.”
Perhaps it could be called The Show Formerly Known As Cougar Town?
“Yeah, and then we can just be a symbol,” Byrd cracked. “It could just be a picture of a paw.”
In other words, the name of the show isn’t going anywhere. Byrd said, “If I was a betting man—which I am, so I’m not sure why I just used that expression—I would say we’re probably going to stick with what we got.”
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