Kathryn Morris UK

Cold Case S02E12 – Yo, Adrian HD Screencaps

Get it? It’s Lilly boxing! 😀 Never mind

We are at the halfway mark of KM UK’s Summer Of HD 2013 and Cold Case is wearing its movie reference on its sleeve.

Yo, Adrian (Cold Case season 2, episode 12) has the Silvester Stallone film Rocky all over it, far beyond the title being a quote from it.

The case involves boxers and the world of boxing. The crime took place weeks after the film was released (December 1976). Even some of the locations used for the Philly-based TV show and film are the same. A similar underdog vs. pro theme is used with the story about the death of a boxer shortly after losing badly in a boxing match. One of the characters even goes to see the film in the cinema! The deathbed confession of the match referee causes the case to be re-opened, that’s pure Cold Case.

Was this episode a knock-out for you? (Sorry! It had to be done)

226 HD (720p) Lilly screencaps from the episode can now be found in the Gallery.

Cold Case S02E11 – Blank Generation Full HD Screencaps

The year was 1978. Teenager Matthew Adams is a member of a cult. He killed himself. Or did he?

The KM UK Summer Of HD 2013 contines with Cold Case episode Blank Generation.

Keen to rescue their relative, the Adams family hired a person to extract and errr… un-brainwash him. Is “brain-dirty” a thing?

Nearly 30 years later Matthew’s sister comes to the Cold Case squad with new evidence. Lilly gets a surprise at home and Scotty receives some tragic news.

314 Full HD (1080p) Lilly screencaps from the episode can now be found in the Gallery.

The Sweeter Side Of Life DVD Released Today

Just a quick reminder.

The Hallmark TV movie The Sweeter Side Of Life, starring Kathryn and James Best (Roscoe P Coltrane in The Dukes Of Hazzard) is out today (16 July 2013) on DVD in the United States. The film first aired on TV in America back in mid-January.

Those that pre-ordered the disc it could very well have had it delivered this morning.

Details of US online retailers can be found in a previous post and KM UK’s review of the film can be found here.

As you can see on the right we now have a picture of the back of the DVD case. The eagle-eyed amongst you may have spotted the QR code in the lower-right corner of the image. Scanning it will give a URL which eventually takes you to a promo video on YouTube. It is the standard 30 second long trailer we are familiar with.

If you are getting to see the film for the first time remember to come back and let us know what you thought.

Surgical Strike!

This was unexpected!

We thought it was completely dead and buried. Never to be seen or heard of again. But no! It takes one final dying breath. One last blip on the ECG before flat-lining.

After failing to be picked up to series it was likely that the Surgeon General pilot would remain locked up in the deepest of CBS’s vaults “on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet, stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard’” (points for getting that reference) and forgotten about forever. Luckily for us PR and marketing company The Cimarron Group had other ideas.

Last Friday, for reasons unknown, Cimarron announced to the world that the show was “coming this fall to CBS”. They are wrong about that, it won’t. However, they were kind enough to post a “sizzle reel” promotional video to go with it. The promo would have been used at the Upfront events if Surgeon General ever got that far. Which it didn’t.

In the video we get to see all the major cast (“Hello to” Jason Issacs, Mike Colter, Beth Riesgraf, Paul McCrane, Anna Deavere Smith, Clancy Brown and Katherine McNamara) including Kathryn, who features prominently in several scenes. Sean Astin is notable by his absence though.

Just to reiterate: this does not mean the show will be made or that the pilot will ever be broadcast.

A set of screencaps and a small copy of the video are now in the Gallery for your viewing pleasure.

As is so often the case we must offer our huge thanks to Kareen_T for passing this along.

Sunday’s Mother Goes Wild

The password has been removed from the online version of the short film Sunday’s Mother so it can now be viewed freely, and you can still do so via the special page on KM UK here.

It has also been posted on the new Defiant Picturehouse (formerly Titan Pictures Media) website.

We’d again like to thank all those connected to Sunday’s Mother for allowing KM UK to be so involved with the project from such an early stage. It was an interesting experience and a privilege.

A set of HD screencaps from the film are now in the Gallery.