The second season of Falling Skies will be upon us in June and TNT have released a nice teaser preview which is over three minutes long and shows that the resistance is far from over.
Well, here is the news everyone has been waiting for. News has started to trickle out that the complete first season of Falling Skies will be released in the Summer, June 5th to be exact if news sources are to be believed. However, at the time of writing this neither Amazon UK or Amazon USA had updated their pages indicating a release date. The timing does seem to make sense though as the long anticipated second season should hit screens in the same month!
Details are sketchy at the moment but it looks like Terry O’Quinn will be joining the cast of Falling Skies for season 2.
The ‘Lost’ actor will apparently play a former history professor and mentor to Noah Wyle’s character Tom Mason but possibly only for the last couple of episodes of season 2
Jessica ‘Jessy’ Schram has been a natural performer since an early age. She was recognised for her talent by a talent agency in Chicago when she was about 10 years old. They immediately signed her up as an actress and fashion model and she soon became famous as one of Chicago’s leading child models, starring in numerous TV and print campaigns. She also did some voice over work and worked on television
At the age of 14, she entered a singing competition and came in runner up and continues to perform as a solo artist.
Jessy has appeared un numerous television shows, including Veronica Mars, Life, Crash, Medium, House, CSI: Miami, Without a Trace, Boston Legal and many more.
If you look back at where Noah Wyle started began his life, you wouldn’t immediately shout out “actor”, if someone asked you to choose the perfect career for him. His father was an electrician and his mother was a nurse who specalised in orthopedics and being one of six children, there weren’t the resources available to the family to support Noah to the nth degree in pursuit of an acting career.
There was one member of the family though who did offer some support in the World of film and television. That was his stepfather, James C. Katz, who was a film restorationist.
Noah had a few small parts in school productions and even won an award for a play that he wrote, but when he became a part of the Northwestern University theatre program, he found that this was what he wanted to do.
At the age of 17 he found himself a part in a TV movie thriller called Blind Faith starring Robert Urich but after landing a few more roles he found himself on a dry run which lasted for two years. During this time he supported himself by waiting on tables. Then, in 1992, a small but significant part came along in the Tom Cruise and Demi Moore hit, A Few Good Men but unfortunately that led to another dry spell and it started to look like waiting tables was what Noah was going to be doing for a good proportion of his life.
Initially, Noah had steered clear of television roles because of the long contract commitments, but one day, the script for the pilot of E.R. landed on his door mat and the part od Dr. John Carter sounded like a good one. It took three auditions, but he landed the role and hasn’t looked back since.
Noah has two children by his wife (probably soon to be ex-wife at the time of writing this), makeup artist, Tracy Warbin
To check out Noah’s other roles, take a look at his IMDB Profile.
