Dragon Prodigy

iFMagazine have had a fairly long interview with Cliff Curtis for the upcoming movie and his work on Trauma.

"It’s a trilogy and if the first one does well, I’ll be back for the second and third installments," he reveals. "I’m playing Firelord Ozai, so I’m kind of the Darth Vader character for that franchise. I didn’t want to watch the animated version, because I knew the director, M. Night Shyamalan, wanted to depart from that and I wanted to take his lead on where he wanted to take the franchise. He’s had to condense [multiple] years’ worth of television episodes into three movies.”

To check out the full interview on iFMagazine, CLICK HERE

Nina Matsumoto has once again added another drawing from the Ink Test drawings she done for the TLA Manga books. The first was posted 2 days ago and today she's posted up another one with a link through her Twitter page.

To check out an enlarged version of the drawing, CLICK HERE

Nina Matsumoto also stated that she had to halt her work until the rest of the prequel script gets approved.

"Unfortunately I have to halt my work until the rest of the prequel script gets approved so today I will work on cleaning/revising pages"

To check out her Twitter page, CLICK HERE

To check out her Deviant Art gallery, CLICK HERE

MTV and the fierce Fire Nation actor Aasif Mandvi sat down for an interview which covered the production of the movie and experiences gained along the way. Aasif Mandvi also shared a few thoughts on M.Night Shyamalan describing him as stressed.

“I’m sure he’s pulling his hair out somewhere in an edit room, but that’s the process,” laughed Aasif Mandvi.

 

To view the full interview over on MTV, CLICK HERE

Nina Matsumoto (the artist working on The Last Airbender manga books) has been kind enough in sharing an ink test drawing of Zuko and Iroh on her Twitter account.

To check out her Twitter page, CLICK HERE

To check out her Deviant Art gallery, CLICK HERE

Amazon has now started taking preorders for TLA Movie Tie-In manga book which will release on June 22nd, 2010. The Movie Tie-In manga book contains 176 pages. More information can be found over on Amazon, CLICK HERE