Comments on: Alex O’Loughlin Can Drum Up Chemistry With a Door Knob

By: scarlarose

scarlarose — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:54:08 +0000

First of all, I must comment on his movie, The BackUp Plan. And, yes, I wrote “his” movie because he totally owns that movie. Any success that movie had was because of the sincerity, comedy, and beauty that he brought to it (and that’s just for starters). I will watch that movie for his scenes a hundred times and fast forward all the other scenes. Move over JLo!
Secondly, my favorite Alex romance would the truest one… Alex and Beth. His love for her was the perfect example of what love needs to be in real life so it can last and keep building with quality and intensity. He always thought of Beth first with no regards to himself or regrets. Perfect example… in the scene when Josef returns Mick. Alex said during an interview that the “my Beth” line was totally improv becaus he was so in the moment and completely thinking about how much he loved this woman. This is what sets Alex O’Loughlin apart from other actors. He lives and feels his parts. I truly would not be surprised if the love that he showed us between Mick and Beth is the way Alex would love his lady in reality. His outer attractiveness is magnified by his inner beauty. You can see it when he is doing a show or an interview. It’s all there in his eyes and smile, and that you can’t act.

By: jc

jc — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 21:04:16 +0000

Went to see The Back up Plan and truely Alex is the best part of the movie. So much expression of his feeling come from his face and his hazel eyes. Funny, Talented and oh so nice to look it. This was another great acting performace.

By: Margroks

Margroks — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:18:24 +0000

Hottest relationship? Mick and Beth, of course! I think they have super chemistry but iof course, Alex has super chemistry with all his co-stars, doesn’t he? But I like the intensity of his attraction to Beth and the fact that the show ended with them together at last was icing on the cake. I’m glad the Coraline interaction was minimal overall because that relationship was not only completely toxic from the beginning when Coraline worngly turned him without his consent, but any further attraction to Coraline would be a betrayal of Beth becauze of the kidnapping. I disliked Mick’s inexplicable attraction to Coraline initially becasue she was so clearly manipoulating him adn a smart man would never go back to that kind of insanity. Coraline owed Micka lot becseu of what seh did to him but she came back soley to manipulate him some more for her own gain. If Mick is the smart guy I think he should be then there will be no more chances for Coraline adn, after the events of Sonata-it’s gotta be Mick adn Beth all the way. While it would be lovely to get a ML movie or miniseries, I’m behind Alex no matter what he does! Ah…Doorknob! You are so lucky!

By: Loretta Averna

Loretta Averna — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 18:14:44 +0000

Natalie: Thanks for the lead on CBS. I just went to the website and commented. Also let them know how much we miss Moonlight &&&&& wouldn’t a movie be great too.

By: Natalie

Natalie — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 02:26:40 +0000

Did you know you can comment at CBS website, just click “Shows”, then click “Three Rivers”, then click “Comment” – just to show support for Alex to the powers that be at CBS.

Just a side note, I have enjoyed all your comments on this website. It’s been enlightening, entertaining, and just plain fun at times. I value all your comments and hope you continue to post on this website. It’s been great and I feel that I am part of something towards helping a fine actor Alex O’Loughlin through our show of support in whatever form it may take.

By: Janie

Janie — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 04:46:48 +0000

My husband and I were big fans of Moonlight.
I am not a fan of hospital shows but we plan to tune into Three Rivers because of Alex.
I hope the show is a big hit for him! He deserves it. He did a great job on Criminal Minds.
Don’t get me wrong..if Three Rivers is not a good show we will not keep watching no matter who is in it. I have no doubt Alex will do wonderful. It is just going to take some of us Moonlight fans a little adjusting lol.

By: Tish S

Tish S — Tue, 19 May 2009 11:08:30 +0000

That’s alright, Jean F. My last name is hard enough, so just getting my initial worng is nothing and not a problem… and almost 40 years since it became my surname, people still pronouce it wrong… The man who worked on my furnace for over 8 years always pronunced it like Ed Sullivan would have announced the opening of his weekly Sunday night show… “We are going to have a really big shoe!”

And I definitely will have to check that out, but not this wee hour of the AM, should have been zzzzing hours ago… Nighty-night…

By: TIsh S

TIsh S — Tue, 19 May 2009 09:52:57 +0000

Thank you, Jean F, for reminding me…I thought it was Beauty and The Beast but I just could not think 9f it at that moment…

Gosh I would not want Ron Koslow getting the Tinseltown stigma put on him as the “Unlucky Writer”, so we do have to also recognize, that again, that show as well as ML came in on the CBS Network. There you have another pattern and stigma to forewarn show producers to “be very careful where they pitch their goods”

But let’s face it, Networks are all about what can cost them less money… Both of the fantasy themed shows in question would have cost more with special effects, makeup & costuming… Like it has been said so many times before, we do not know the whole story behind ML than most other shows to finance. We do know money rules and at that time last year,I was following the stock for CBS & CBS was losing its millions big time in falling stocks and cancelled mergers…

I just read recently that “Samatha Who”, which won some awards including those for Christina Applegate, will not be picked up this coming Fall… So winning does mean a thing to Network big wigs…

By: Jean F.

Jean F. — Mon, 18 May 2009 15:29:59 +0000

And I got your inital wrong! If you get a chance do check out the horrors we Beauty and the Beast fans went through back in the day (also on CBS)
I’m just glad Moonlight had such an excellent season. Brief, but wonderful.

By: Jean F

Jean F — Mon, 18 May 2009 15:16:04 +0000

Tish H wrote: “I am trying to think of the Ron Koslow program cancellation of which you speak and am drawing a total blank. Can you please enlighten us…”

Beauty and The Beast. Talk about a BAD experience for the fans! I did feel that familar sinking feeling when I saw Ron was involved in Moonlight. I was honestly afraid to watch the show until after it was cancelled and came out on DVD. Beauty and the Beast PTSD