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Related TVLine article with a bit more spoilers about who she’s playing.
As first reported by The Hollywood Reporter, the 24 and Private Practice alum has been booked for a three-episode arc on the ABC series, though no details on her character or the timing of her debut were shared by the trade.
Yet Bruckner seems to perfectly fit a casting call that recently went out for the role of “Autumn,” a charismatic and fiercely independent woman who “easily wraps others into her schemes.” Yet despite her “penchant for troublemaking,” the casting notice reads, “Autumn” “just wants to be loved.” Alas, her misguided methods typically wind up alienating those she loves most.
Also of note: the casting call for “Autumn” specifies brunette hair, hence my going with an older photo of the recently blonde Bruckner — if that is who she’s playing.
http://tvline.com/2015/02/11/once-upon-a-time-season-4-cast-agnes-bruckner/
Small side note, Agnes got her start in this business on CBS soap, The Bold and the Beautiful. She played Bridget Forrester. I haven’t seen her in anything else since she left B&B, so it’ll be fun to see what she does with this mystery character and who she’s playing.
Twitter handle @agnesbruckner1
[adrotate group="5"]Looks like Young! Mal to me.
Calling it now: Mal was once in love with Philip and got her heart broken.
For a moment there, I thought you wrote Aurora’s father, King Stefan.
So tomorrow in the 28 Days of OUAT, is Favourite Canon Ship (In-show Past or Present). I already have something written up about Captain Swan but it would be good for my ‘shipmates to post their thoughts about CS tomorrow and why our babies are our favorite.
Day 11- Favourite Villain – Any villain who ‘ships Captain Swan so hard is my favorite. But narrowing it down, I’m going to have to go with Peter Pan too. Robbie Kay was amazing in that role and that thing he did with his eyebrows, magical. His acting was phenomenal. Elizabeth Mitchell’s Ingrid is a close second.
Ditto Matt about Pan’s manipulation passing down to Rumple.
Colin filming at Snow and Charming’s loft for 4×18.
— Helga Ungurait (@heglahegla) February 10, 2015
Thank you @Jenna_B 🙂 Rumple used to be my favorite to once but when he does something I don’t approve, I’m not going to blatantly ignore it. I’m going to call him out on it. Everything Rumple did in 4A was more than reprehensible. He deserved to be banished.
Hook made mistakes in 4A but he did not have deserve to have his heart ripped out and forced to become Rumple’s slave. Nor did he deserve to be forced to watch another woman he truly loved die before him.
And the argument goes back to, if Hook apologizes to Belle without Emma present in the room, he’s not trying to win Emma over, than it’s a legitimate apology.
Wow.
I think an apology from Hook can be sincere with or without Emma’s presence. If he means it, he means it. But this is what I mean by, whatever Hook says or does, it’ll never be good enough.
In regards to Emma, she never asked him to change. What I love about Hook is that he took the initiative to want to change for himself. And I don’t think it’s a bad thing to want to change for the better for someone that you love. That’s beautiful. It means the other person really means something.
Hook made mistakes this past season and as angry as I am with Rumple, I think their storyline highlighted how much Rumple hadn’t changed but Hook did. Rumple, who was willing to let everyone in the town kill themselves and Hook who begged Rumple to spare everyone in it.
Even if he does apologize to Belle, would that satisfy the Hook haters?
Probably not.
Because anything Hook is never good enough anyway.
