Lucy Lawless: Trying To Keep It Real
There is a tiny bit of Lucy audio here on Hollywood Breakout site. I can't remember if this was posted around the time of the Spartacus TCA & Comic Con PR tour
Lucy Lawless, Trying to Keep It Real
LUCY LAWLASS, TV’s ever popular XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS, is returning to the small screen in a big way. She’ll be seen as the diabolical Lucretia in the upcoming STARZ NETWORK series SPARTACUS: BLOOD AND SAND. At the recent press conference for the show, LAWLESS talked about her character and how she doesn’t see her in quite the same light that others might.





According to The Press newspaper in New Zealand, Lucy will be a guest on Media 7 looking back on the year.









Lucy attended a luncheon in Auckland called Beauty Inside & Out Summit on Wednesday 16 December 2009 with special guest Tyra Banks.


Spartacus Billboard in LA featuring Spartacus, Lucretia, Batiatus and Doctore!
Wellington, Dec 18 NZPA - New Zealand actress Lucy Lawless says there's a "truckload of blood," in her new cable television series, Spartacus: Blood and Sand, being filmed at Auckland.







Emmy Magazine Issue 6, 2009 has a spectacular 10 page article on Spartacus Blood and Sand. Fantastic article with some very interesting info in it.
The Sunday Star Times 13 November 2009 had a brief article about the Planet A concert and it had a cute pic of Lucy with Jason Kerrison relaxing at the concert.







I love photos such as this one (it's my favourite Lucy in concert pose...I find something special in it it). The photographer who created the video and took the images is a









The Sunday News has an EXCELLENT interview with Lucy about the Sign On Campaign and Saturday's Planet A March and Concert in Auckland.
Thousands of people, eager to draw attention to climate change issues, gathered or marched in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch yesterday, calling for a good outcome from the United Nations conference in Copenhagen which starts tomorrow.








Includes round-trip air travel, 7 days/6 nights first class hotel accommodations, 48 hour pass for Hop On/Hop Off double-decker bus tour, $1,000 spending money and tax assistance funding.
For those thinking about going to the Planet A March and Concert ...pack your umbrella, it's going to be a very wet day on Saturday. Rain is forecast.
Lucy was on the NZ TV Show Good Morning. Actor Lucy Lawless talks about her fight for the environment;