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To go in line with Hook and Ariel, I think this year’s SDCC will also be someone new
I think either Anna, Elizabeth’s character (which will confirm who she is playing) or maybe even….Olaf. I know they said he won’t be feautred but that doesn’t mean he can’t appear briefly in a little promo to introduce Anna or Elsa or someone
a girl can hope dang it!!!! Again, Anna was already announced, complete with a casting announcement. Neither Hook or Ariel were announced before their teasers.
Anyway, as a random guess….Aladdin? We’ve had Jafar and a total of 4 genies introduced within the Onceverse so far, but not the title character himself.
[adrotate group="5"]We get a trailer or something from the DVDS but that’s it.
Well last year we got the clip of Ariel (not an actual scene from the show but still) and the tear before, didn’t they show the clip of Hook breaking into Golds shop and taking his hook? And also last year they showed a clip of Rumpel and Felix. I just assumed we’d get something like that
I think what we’ll get is a tease for a character they have yet to confirm. We already know Anna and Elsa are on their way, and we got our first visual tease of Elsa as early as the Season 3 finale. To go in line with Hook and Ariel, I think this year’s SDCC will also be someone new.
As far as many of us are concerned, the point is Neal won’t be coming back because Michael Raymond James is no longer with the show. He’s already working on new projects, and Adam and Eddy have made it clear in several interviews that his death will remain permanent. If they had planned for him to stick around, they wouldn’t have killed him off so shortly after his initial fake-out death. Especially when he literally had maybe 20 minutes of total screentime for the 2nd half of Season 3 and died within 4 episodes. As said before, any chance they had of a revival being a being a possibility was rejected within the show itself. Time travel with the possibility of preventing his death? If they had any intention of reversing his death, they would have done it then, but nope! Plus, they went as far as to name the new baby after him. As has been stated before, there’s a difference between “could” and “will”, and the writers have made it pretty clear they don’t have that will in this case. Prior to the Season ending, I saw several theories about how Neal’s death could have been reversed, including a few on this very forum, and none of those theories came to fruition.
On a side note, despite being within the same universe, the laws introduced on Wonderland don’t seem to add up to the laws on Once proper. Technically speaking, “changing the past” is a specific law of magic that can’t be done, and yet Once proper worked around it anyway by having Zelena create her time travel curse simply because “she was powerful enough.” Either the two sets of writers didn’t keep the laws of the universe in check with each other, or Adam and Eddy chose to ignore Wonderland lore because the show was doomed to cancellation anyway.
It’s also been said in a few interviews with Adam & Eddy that major plot lines from Wonderland wouldn’t be carried over to the parent show. They made Wonderland as a show for non Once viewers to be able to jump in, while not all Once viewers watched Wonderland. Like RumplesGirl said, the laws of magic are no longer broken anyway. That was made clear when Jafar’s magic law breaking actions were reversed, including the people he resurrected.
Could the Father of the bride deleted scene be an actual scene between Belle and her father? Hopefully someone will post the deleted scenes and bloopers on youtube.
Maybe, but it might also be an additional scene with King Midas, since there was that “Father of the Bride” line in the final cut of the episode.
Well those are random. Not one from A and E??
It is strange. Especially when David Goodman gets to be on two of them. Actually, I recall it being said that the Blu-Ray would have additional features not on the DVD. Maybe this only lists the DVD special features, and we could get a few more commentaries on the Blu-Ray?
More details about the special features have been released:
Wicked Villains: 11 Minutes 34 Seconds
The Tale of Ariel: 7 Minutes 13 Seconds
Inside the Writer’s Room: 2 Minutes 57 Seconds
The Fairiest Bloopers of Them All: 1 Minute 43 seconds
Comic Con Meets Ariel: 1 Minute 18 Seconds.Deleted Scenes:
Mr Van Winkle: 1 Minute 08 Seconds
A Helping Hook: 1 Minute 09 seconds
Father of the Bride: 1 Minute 27 seconds
A Helping Hook 2: 50 Seconds
Baby Gift: 3 Minutes 41 seconds
Force Fed: 37 seconds
Connected: 58 Seconds.
Princes Leia: 50 seconds.
Liar: 40 seconds.Audio Commentary:
Season 3 Episode 2: Lost Girl
Commentary with Andrew Chambliss and Kalinda Vasquez (Writers)Season 3 Episode 8: Think Lovely Thoughts.
Commentary with David Goodman, Robert Hull (Writers) and Robert Carlyle (Rumplestiltskin, Mr Gold)Season 3 Episode 17: The Jolly Roger:
Commentary with David Goodman and Colin O’Donoghue (Hook, Killian Jones).Source: http://fyesemmaandhook.tumblr.com/post/92729007297/once-upon-a-time-season-3-dvd-features
In all honesty, if they couldn’t get Josh Gad to reprise his role as the voice of Olaf, having a CGI Olaf may not have been worth it. Josh Gad IS Olaf, as far as I’m concerned.
To be fair, this sounds like it’s just a suggestion from Paul Lee, rather than Adam and Eddy seriously planning one. What intrigues me the most is that John Lasseter, the guy in charge of Disney Animation, is actually checking up on how Frozen is handled on Once and has even visited Vancouver.
