Milo Ventimiglia’s (Jess Mariano on Gilmore Girls) talked with Comic Book Resources about his comic book, Rest, which is a great read if you like comics. However, what I want to bring out is the BEST news of all! 

When asked if Milo Ventimiglia would consider being in a Gilmore Girls movie, this was his response;

“You know what? I would. If they made a “Gilmore Girls” movie, I’m in. If they ever made a “Gilmore Girls” movie, I think that would be awesome.”

We think that would be awesome too, Milo. One more chance to see Jess!! How do you think Jess could be involved in a potential Gilmore Girls movie??

Source: Gilmore Girls News

Saturday afternoon at New York Comic Con, “Heroes” star Milo Ventimiglia stopped by the CBR Tiki Room for a video interview with Jonah Weiland to be posted on CBR later this week. Of the many topics covered, Ventimiglia spoke about the cancellation of “Heroes”, and NBC’s ultimate decision not to wrap up the series with a television special.

Jonah Weiland: We were big supporters of “Heroes” on CBR. I can’t let you get away without two questions on that at least. It’s disappointing that NBC didn’t let you guys wrap it up in some way. I know Tim has talked about that. How do you feel about it? Are you disappointed?

Milo Ventimiglia: You know what? It’s one of those things where being on a TV show, you always have to be ready that they’ll give you the can. If you’re expecting that you’re going to get a courtesy of an end episode, I kind of think you’re being a bit delusional, to be honest. I remember during the first season, we were sitting at an Emmy panel, and there was a whole bunch of us on stage. Somebody asked us about catching this lightning in a bottle and how exciting it was, and I was the only person who raised my hand and said, “Look, the reality is the show will get canceled.” Everybody was looking at me cross-eyed, like, “You’re crazy! Don’t say it!” But that’s reality. So if we’re hoping for that and we wanted to tell the story, if we didn’t get to tell a story, then it should have been in the series.

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Milo Ventimiglia’s (Jess Mariano on Gilmore Girls) will be starring in season 5 of The Temp Life as a socially-ungraceful cafeteria temp.

The Temp Life is a sitcom about an incompetent temp agency boss and the temps that work for him, with each online episode running 3–5 minutes in length.

The Temp Life was created by Wilson Cleveland (who stars as Nick) and is the web’s longest-running, sponsored original series.

Thanks to http://shando.info/ for making me aware of this!

“Suite 7,” a seven-episode Web video series, is being produced for the BSC by New York-based CJP Communications. The premiere episode is in production this month and will launch in December, going live on MyLifetime.com (www.mylifetime.com) and all of its platforms—Hulu, YouTube and Verizon VCast. A new five- to-eight- minute episode is expected to air each week.

More info at the source: Sleep Products.org

Thanks to Rolli for pointing out a new photoshoot Milo did! Looks recent! Thanks!! Check it out.

Links:
- Outtakes > Session #058

Heroes alums Masi Oka (Hiro) and Jack Coleman (Noah “Horn-Rimmed Glasses” Bennet) have landed fun new gigs on CBS procedurals, both as characters named Max. “I’m playing an odd little man named Max Bergman,” says Hawaii Five-0 addition Masi, who’ll begin recurring in Episode 4. “He’s brilliant at two things — being the Honolulu medical examiner and playing the piano, which he does in his autopsy-room office to help him think.”

Meanwhile, on The Mentalist, Jack pops up on October 14 as a wealthy, arrogant murder suspect named Max Winter. “The man who murdered my wife is himself murdered,” reveals Jack, suspecting his character “could conceivably have a fairly profound effect on Patrick Jane [Simon Baker], who lost his own wife and daughter.”

Had Heroes continued for one final arc, Masi tells me fans would have seen a brutal bloodbath. “They were going to end everyone’s stories by bumping off one character every week,” says Masi, who has remained closest to Milo Ventimiglia, Adrian Pasdar and Zachary Quinto. “A ‘Ten Little Indians’ thing was very much a possibility,” seconds Jack. “Based on the execution — no pun intended — it could have been brilliant. Or not.”

Sorry for completely disappearing from this site for a few weeks. I was sloppy and only looked for Milo on Google News and totally missed his appearance at the Screening Of The Weinstein Company The Tillman Story on August 12th!

IMDB also changed his profile page and added two movies to it: “The Divide” and the unconfirmed “Paper Wings”. Does this mean Milo signed for Paper Wings? Only time will tell, but IMDB is pretty reliable when it comes to new projects. Stay tuned for more news!

Links:
- August 12th: Screening Of The Weinstein Company The Tillman Story

Heroes may have ended, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get your superheroes fix from the show. Get a sneak peek of the Season 4 DVD extras, which include an interview with Milo Ventimiglia about growing up as comic-book fan, Zachary Quinto recalling his audition for Sylar, and a behind-the-scenes look at how Jack Coleman’s flooded car scene was made.

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