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Karl on TV (check your local listings and times to be sure -- especially for Xena episodes, since it seems it's not shown at consistent times across the country or on satellite and cable):
Thursday, 23 April, 2:35 p.m. EST/1:35 p.m. CST, Pathfinder on Thriller Max East
Friday, 24 April, 3:45 p.m. EST/2:45 p.m. CST, Pathfinder on More Max East
Friday, 24 April, 6:45 p.m. EST/5:45 p.m. CST, Pathfinder on More Max West
Sunday, 26 April, 8 p.m. EST/7 p.m. CST, Pathfinder on Thriller Max East
Wednesday, 29 April, 11:15 a.m. EST/10:15 a.m. CST, Pathfinder on Thriller Max East
The 17 April 2009 Red carpet video for the Australian premiere of Star Trek (on expressandstar.com).
Karl and other Star Trek stars are interviewed by Kate Rodgers for Scoop.
It looks like Karl has been cast in "And Soon the Darkness", a movie following two girls on a bike trip, where one goes missing.
The Star Trek trailers and TV spot are now on the official site. Karl's not shown much, but the movie looks good.
I just found an online Karl interview video for G4's Attack of the Show. They talk briefly about Pathfinder and Karl's tendency towards "geek" TV and movie roles.
I recently found an older New York Post Karl article called Easy Riders: The Final Chapter of 'Lonesome Dove' Saga.
As well all know, Karl will be playing Leonard "Bones" McCoy in the new new "Star Trek" movie. Check out the new posters with the some of the casts' images. Here's a larger one of just Karl.
Check out the video of Karl being interviewed at the Cloverfield premiere. I have screencaps that I'll be adding soon.
Drenchedinpain.com has a ton of fantastic Karl pictures, including some from his appearance at the Cloverfield premiere.
TV Guide has a new Karl interview, Karl Urban: From Comanche Moon's Old West to Star Trek's Exciting Future by Matt Webb Mitovich.
Check out the The Deadbolt.com interview, Karl Urban Talks Comanche Moon Mini-series and Star Trek by Troy Rogers.
ComingSoon.net and Yahoo Movies have articles on how Karl is going to be in Black Water Transit (replacing Bruce Willis), which is an adaptation of a novel by Carsten Stroud. Karl will play Earl Pike, a crook trying to get an illegal gun collection to safety.
According to The New Zealand Herald and NZCity, Karl is appearing in a movie called Out of the Blue. It's distributed by First Take, an IFC company. Karl plays Nick Harvey. This controversial movie depicts a day in 1990 in Aramoana where a man, David Gray, killed 13 of his neighbors. It aired at the Toronto film festival on 11 September 2006. It premiered in New Zealand on 12 October 2006. It will supposedly be out in limited release on 22 August 2007. The film was directed by Robert Sarkies. It was filmed in Dunedin, New Zealand.
Karl attended the 21-23 April 2006 Starfest convention in Denver. The site has pictures.
According to Film Force, Karl is no longer starring in Outlander.
Film Force has an article from the set Pathfinder.
According to Karl's management, Karl and Keith Urban are NOT related! You can all stop wondering (and asking me) now.
I have some screencaps from the Pathfinder trailer.
It looks like Karl is attached to the new Tom Clancy (from the video game and novels) movie, Splinter Cell. I'll put up any more info as I find it.
Check out the Pathfinder site. It also has a very nice trailer.
The Coming Soon site has an article about a Pathfinder set visit. There are a couple interesting things about Karl.
The Pathfinder trailer is now posted at Yahoo! Movies.
Karl's joined the cast to a CBS miniseries called Comanche Moon. It's a prequel to Lonesome Dove. He plays a Texas Ranger named Woodrow Call. Call was originally played by Tommy Lee Jones. Read about it at Yahoo! News.
I found an amusing San Francisco Bay Guardian "Doom" review. It's not a positive review, but I enjoyed the positive thing that was pointed out: "The best thing about Doom is that it's rated R, which means there's cussin' and bloodlettin' aplenty. Also, Karl Urban (The Lord of the Rings' Eomer) is dreamy." Can't argue with that!
Ange from New Zealand was kind enough to share a couple pictures with me from the King Kong premiere. They're very nice. Enjoy.
Check out the article Spotlighting Karl Urban at Search My Trash. It's a very nice article.
It seems that Karl has already signed on to do a sequel to Doom should the first one do well. Eurogamer.net has an article on it.
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