Paparazzi photos from the Revenge set give us a pretty good idea who's going to die...
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Its first season was certainly not without its fair share of drama, with protagonist Emily Thorne desperate to exact revenge on those who had contributed to the imprisonment and untimely death of her father
But it would seem the cast of Revenge will soon be waving goodbye to one of the leading characters if new on-set pictures are anything to go by.
Dressed all in black, Emily VanCamp - who plays Emily in the ABC drama - could be seen looking downcast as she wandered through a ceremony flanked by dramatic floral displays.
Although wearing funeral attire, there was no denying the character looked her typically effortlessly chic self as she got to work on set.
One hint as to the identity of the deceased could be Charlotte Grayson's apparent upset at the funeral.
With her mother Victoria's arm wrapped around her, the troubled teen - played by Christa B. Allen - looked utterly distraught as she held a simple white lily in her hand.
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Joshua Bowman's character, Daniel Grayson, was also present at the ceremony, while Jack Porter - played by Nick Wechsler - and his brother Declan (Connor Paolo) were also on set for the funeral.[son of a bitch]
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However, Amanda Clarke, the best friend of Emily and the person who Charlotte believes to be her half-sister, was nowhere to be seen, suggesting it could be she who had met her maker
Also not present was British actress Ashley Madekwe, who portrays Ashley Davenport in the drama, while Conrad Grayson (Henry Czerny) was apparently not on set.
Also not present was British actress Ashley Madekwe, who portrays Ashley Davenport in the drama, while Conrad Grayson (Henry Czerny) was apparently not on set.
Earlier in the day, the actor was seen shooting scenes alongside his on-screen wife Victoria (Madeleine Stowe).
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Looking stony-faced and silent, the couple quietly sat alongside each other in what appeared to be a pew, perhaps ahead of the fictional funeral
Revenge details the story of emotionally disturbed Emily, who returns to the exclusive Hamptons posing as a wealthy socialite to avenge the death of her father after he was wrongly imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit at the hands of the scheming Grayson family.
As she set her plan in motion, the butt-kicking blonde attempted to destroy the upper society and exact her ultimate revenge
Discussing why the show has proved so popular, Emily recently told GQ: 'I think revenge is a universal theme. It's fun to delve into the lives of the rich and beautiful people of the Hamptons.
‘I always feel like I'm playing a character when I'm in a beautiful dress, with my hair coiffed. I like getting down and dirty.
'It's really fun. There's nothing better than setting an a**hole's house on fire. It's those moments when I think "I love my job!"'
'At first I thought the show was going to be so female-oriented. I think it's one of those shows that the girlfriend turns on and the guy ends up liking more though
'I've had so many lovely encounters with guy fans. Then you have the crazy ones, too—the ones that come up to you on the street and don't realise you aren't your character.'
Revenge Boss Previews a 'Powerful' Tragedy, Emily/Aiden At Odds and Amanda's 'Darker' Path
After just one week back on the air, ABC’s Revenge is preparing to hit fans with a few tragic departures, some romantic kerfuffles and a return to ruthlessness for one individual.
Here, Revenge creator Mike Kelley details all of that and more — including what to expect on the rocky road to a midseason spectacle that finds The Amanda six feet under and why Emily and Aiden’s future will soon be called into question.
TRAGIC TAKEDOWN | Revenge‘s now-signature midseason climax is slated to take place in Episode 14 (the season’s 11th installment airs this Sunday), and Kelley assures us it will not disappoint. Leading up to the big event — which finds the Porters’ beloved boat sinking with one or more Hamptonites on board — “there are more weddings and more deaths,” he shares. And then, “There is a shake-up in the Hamptons and Emily’s world [will] be pretty rocked — as are the people who watch the show.” When asked how Season 2′s game-changer compares to last year’s “killer” Fire & Ice Ball, Kelley promises, “The emotional resonance of this particular tragedy is going to be a lot more powerful. This is as powerful emotionally as last year was shock-wise.”
‘AIDILY’: IT’S COMPLICATED | Emily and Aiden may have “broken up” last week, but their love story is far from over. “I am enjoying them as a couple and I’m enjoying learning more about him and what they share,” Kelley relays. “As we move through the next few episodes, especially Episode 13, we’re exploring how the presence of Aiden — the mere existence of him — gives Emily the sense that she’s not entirely alone.” That said, their road to romance will not be without its bumps. “There’s gong to be a huge loyalty challenge between them,” he reveals, “because Aiden’s very complicated; he’s got his own drama and agenda…. Just as their passion and commitment to each other is growing stronger, they’ll find themselves at odds mission-wise.”
FRENEMY REDUX | Once a bit kooky, Amanda Clarke has, of late, become Revenge‘s voice of reason. Has the murderous imposter hung up her crazytown banana pants for good? Not quite, says Kelley. “The thing about Amanda is that she’s a survivor,” he shares. “She’s going to have a challenge coming up…. In order to save what she has going on with Jack, there’s going to be a choice she has to make that will involve a betrayal of Emily.” Said double-cross “is quite deep,” he adds, “and will set [these former friends] on a darker path as foils once again.” But don’t let Margarita Levieva‘s non-series regular status fool you: Kelley assures that Amanda is “a character that we love who has endless opportunity to give us story.”
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So Conrad doesn't seem to be dying anytime soon, Charlotte's at the funeral and very upset, seems like it has to be Fauxmanda? Nolan isn't there either but I don't think Charlotte would be crying for him. I can't believe both of the damn Porters will survive the boat accident smfh.
There are also a zillion stills from upcoming episodes on Wetpaint if you want to click through lots of wedding pictures: http://www.wetpaint.com/revenge