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And here I thought they wouldn’t be doing the whole direction thing… In the books, the Good Witch of the north was a very minor character. : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Witch_of_the_North Here’s the actress
She was the one who started Dorothy’s journey off in the books. The film combined her and Glinda into one character. So she’s semi-important.
[adrotate group="5"]Personally, I assume it’s real because Mark has done this before. But just to keep up with news
Yeah, Mark’s posted legit photos that nobody else has before months before the episodes have aired. Adam’s just playing damage control. I suspect he’s taken photos with his camera/phone while scoring the episodes.
Mr @colinodonoghue1 on set, yesterday night❤️ pic.twitter.com/Xm5UTCUu3F
— Captain Swan Armyღ (@CaptainSwanArmy) March 29, 2014
From YVRshoot’s post:
There’s No Place Like Home. Once Upon a Time filmed its season three finale at Granny’s Diner in Steveston on Friday night. The scene: #OutlawQueen –Regina (Lana Parrilla) and her new love Robin Hood (Sean Maguire) — stroll down Storybrooke’s Main Street with his chocolate ice cream cone-eating young son between them and turn into Granny’s Diner. He runs ahead and #OutlawQueen kiss in a long embrace.
I agree that Snow, David and Emma are all owed an apology from Regina and Rumple for casting that terrible first curse. It’s utterly tragic what happened to their disrupted family. I think the Charmings sometimes do get the raw end of the deal. Yet no amount of apologizing is going to give them back what they lost: being together. It’s really sad, and I wish that there were communicating. But Rumple and Regina have reformed. They’re not the same people they used to be. They finally did the selfless thing in 3×11. Rumple scarified his life to save everyone from Peter Pan. Regina blessed Emma and Henry with happy memories in which Emma never placed him for adoption. Sometimes actions speak a lot stronger than words. I think there has been a tremendous amount of growth between Snow and Regina as well in the Enchanted Forest. They’re allied together and working as a team. They’re even sharing a castle together and finally getting along as step-mom and step-daughter. So if Rumple and Regina are no longer the traditional villains, they might just get their happy endings.
I also have a feeling that one theme presented in this half of the Season will be the idea of letting “villains” getting a happy ending, in contrast to Rumple’s line “villains don’t get happy endings.” Regina and Hook also discussed the question of whether it’s true villains don’t get happy endings in the Season premiere. Regina could get her’s via Robin Hood, Rumple via Belle , and possibly Hook too depending on who you ship. Can we see these so called villains fully redeem themselves and get something out of it?
