New Clip: Nurse Jackie "Breaker Upper" (w/ Peter Facinelli)

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Nurse Jackie Clips: Karma's a Bitch & "New York, New York"

 

 

 

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New Peter Facinelli stills in Nurse Jackie

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Newo promo picture for 'Nurse Jackie' with Peter Facinelli

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It's Raining Men (Nurse Jackie Season 4 Spot)

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Photos Of Peter Facinelli on the set of Nurse Jackie

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Peter Facinelli The Nurse Jackie star & virtual cowboy enjoys iPhone duels

What's the first information you consume in the morning?
First thing in the morning, I check my email on my iPhone or laptop.

What do you read or watch or listen to at the breakfast table?
Normally, I just listen to the crispiness of my bacon as I chew.

What occupies your mind in the car, on the subway, train, or bus?
Playing games on my iPhone and checking my Twitter account
occupies my time when I'm traveling. When I'm driving, I just throw on some music–whatever's playing on the radio.

Are you a TV junkie or on an airtime-restricted diet?
I don't watch a lot of television–I usually watch movies and documentaries using Netflix. I just saw a documentary called The Last Word about a guy who's wrongly accused of murder. I actually got the rights, and I want to make a film about it.

If you're a couch potato, what do you watch, and how: TV, laptop, or tablet?
My two favorite shows are Dexter and Nurse Jackie, which I'm probably biased toward because I'm on it. I don't really turn the TV on because I can watch whatever I want on my laptop. I'm really looking forward to Internet TV, which Apple and Google are working on.

Before bed, do you bite into a novel, graze on Twitter, or fast until morning?
Graze on Twitter. I communicate with my fans and share my day with them. I'm interested in what the people who are following me have to say.

Which is more nutritious: print or Web?
I think that the Web is more nutritious because it's a quicker source of information. You can go to a number of sites and get different information from more than one source.

Give us the skinny on your favorite app.
High Noon–it's the best game. You duel with another cowboy and use your cell phone as a gun. You're actually playing someone else live.

What's your biggest digital indulgence?
I'm really an Internet junkie. And I love my iPhone because it allows me to search the Web, check my email, take pictures of the family, communicate with people, and play games all at once.

With such a bloated media universe, how do you cut out the fat?
I streamline everything down to the Internet. You can stream your news, TV shows, and movies there. I do miss watching things on a big-screen platform, but I feel like at this level, we really need it to all be integrated.

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People's Choice 2012 Nominees

Favorite Movie

Bridesmaids
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
The HelpPirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Transformers: Dark of the Moon

Favorite Movie ActorDaniel Radcliffe
Hugh Jackman
Johnny Depp
Robert PattinsonRyan Reynolds

Favorite Movie ActressAnne Hathaway
Emma Stone
Jennifer Aniston
Julia Roberts
Reese Witherspoon

Favorite Action MovieFast Five
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Thor
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
X-Men: First Class

Favorite Action Movie StarHugh Jackman
Ryan Reynolds
Shia LaBeouf
Taylor LautnerVin Diesel

Favorite Drama MovieThe Adjustment Bureau
The HelpLimitless
Moneyball
Water for Elephants

Favorite Ensemble Movie CastBridesmaids
The Hangover Part II
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
X-Men: First Class

Favorite Animated Movie VoiceAnne Hathaway as Jewel (Rio)
Jack Black as Po (Kung Fu Panda 2)
Johnny Depp as Rango (Rango)Katy Perry as Smurfette (The Smurfs)
Owen Wilson as Lightning McQueen (Cars 2)

Favorite Book AdaptationHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
The HelpI Am Number Four
Soul Surfer
Water For Elephants

Favorite Cable TV ComedyHot In Cleveland
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Nurse JackieRoyal Pains
Weeds

Favorite New TV DramaA Gifted ManGrimm
Hart of Dixie
Once Upon A Time
Pan Am
Person of Interest
Prime Suspect
Revenge
Ringer
The Secret Circle
TerraNova
Unforgettable

Favorite Male ArtistBlake Shelton
Bruno MarsEminem
Enrique Iglesias
Justin Bieber

Favorite R&B ArtistBeyoncé
Bruno MarsChris Brown
Ne-Yo
Rihanna

Favorite BandColdplay
Foo Fighters
Linkin ParkMaroon 5
Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Peter Facinelli on the set of 'Nurse Jackie'

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Nurse Jackie:DVD & Blu-ray Releases Planned for 'Season 3' of the Showtime Series

This past March through June, Showtime aired Nurse Jackie - Season 3, starring Edie Falco and Peter Facinelli. Now Amazon has begun taking pre-orders for the latest season on both DVD and high-def Blu-ray Disc formats. These listings are prior to the official Lionsgate Entertainment announcement for the items, though, so instead of a street date Amazon only says "This title has not yet been released. You may pre-order it now and we will deliver it to you when it arrives." Pricing is available, however, currently showing $39.98 SRP for the standard DVD and $39.97 SRP for the Blu-ray (you can, of course, guarantee your copy right away at a discounted price, if you order it using either of the above links). There are no other details available so far at Amazon's entries, nor is there cover art yet (just temp art used to promote the show's broadcasts). Stay tuned, however, and we'll update you further on this title, just as soon as we find out anything more!

 

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New "Nurse Jackie" stills with Peter Facinelli

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Los Angeles Times: Q&A with Peter Facinelli

Peter Facinelli stars as Dr. Fitch "Coop" Cooper on Showtime's "Nurse Jackie" — which ends its season Monday — as well as Dr. Carlisle Cullen in the "Twilight" movies.

This year was a rough one for Coop: He had to endure the pain of a bunion and the breakup of his lesbian parents . Have you created your own back story for him? 
Definitely. I think that all of his current problems stem from the emotional baggage of his childhood. And I don't think his issues stem from his parents being lesbians — I think it's how they were as moms. He was coddled, and his upbringing has had an effect on him. He was unpopular, and he didn't understand why. I imagine it as if he was a puppy in a room full of people who don't like dogs. I think as a kid he was jumping all over people and was always getting kicked away. Now he's a 12-year-old boy trapped in a 30-year-old body. That's why I have so much sympathy for him. He doesn't do anything out of malice. It's just that he is completely self-absorbed and unaware.

As someone who's appeared in films, is it fun to play a TV character who doesn't have a beginning and an end?

Yeah, it's different. In television you don't really know where you're going to be in Episode 7. It keeps it fresh in the sense that you only know what your character is going to do that week, and you're not exactly sure how it will develop. It's kind of fun for me because sometimes I'll pick the writer's brain and what's going on with Coop for the season and they have a rough idea. They don't really like to tell us, but sometimes they'll spill some info — it's almost like going to a medium and they're telling you your future. But things can change. They'll throw you a curveball. It keeps you on your toes.

What do you hope the writers have in store for Dr. Coop when "Nurse Jackie" returns for a fourth season?

I've been begging them for a while to give him a mustache. Hopefully, the first episode he'll just walk in with a mustache. Bam!
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Peter Facinelli's 'Nurse Jackie' character Dr. 'Coop' is a kid at heart

LOS ANGELES - Peter Facinelli stars as Dr. Fitch "Coop" Cooper on Showtime's "Nurse Jackie" - which ends its season Monday - as well as Dr. Carlisle Cullen in the "Twilight" movies.

Q. This year was a rough one for Coop: He had to endure the pain of a bunion and the breakup of his lesbian parents. Have you created your own back story for him?

A. Definitely. I think that all of his current problems stem from the emotional baggage of his childhood. And I don't think his issues stem from his parents being lesbians - I think it's how they were as moms. He was coddled, and his upbringing has had an effect on him. He was unpopular, and he didn't understand why. I imagine it as if he was a puppy in a room full of people who don't like dogs. I think as a kid he was jumping all over people and was always getting kicked away. Now he's a 12-year-old boy trapped in a 30-year-old body. That's why I have so much sympathy for him. He doesn't do anything out of malice. It's just that he is completely self-absorbed and unaware.

Q. As someone who's appeared in films, is it fun to play a TV character who doesn't have a beginning and an end?

A. Yeah, it's different. In television you don't really know where you're going to be in Episode 7. It keeps it fresh in the sense that you only know what your character is going to do that week, and you're not exactly sure how it will develop. It's kind of fun for me because sometimes I'll pick the writer's brain and what's going on with Coop for the season and they have a rough idea. They don't really like to tell us, but sometimes they'll spill some info - it's almost like going to a medium and they're telling you your future. But things can change. They'll throw you a curveball. It keeps you on your toes.

Q. What do you hope the writers have in store for Dr. Coop when "Nurse Jackie" returns for a fourth season?

A. I've been begging them for a while to give him a mustache. Hopefully, the first episode he'll just walk in with a mustache. Bam!

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Peter hopes ‘Nurse Jackie’ doc never grows up

Peter Facinelli hopes his character never changes.
The actor plays the hilariously immature Dr. Fitch “Coop” Cooper on “Nurse Jackie” (season finale tonight at 10 on Showtime)
“I’m not sure if I want him to grow,” Facinelli told the Herald recently. “I like seeing the situations that he’s put in with the dysfunction that he has right now and the limited social skills that he has. If he grows up, then he won’t be as fun to watch.”
This season, Coop had a more serious story line when his two moms decided to divorce. “The energy shift was different,” he said. “Coop is usually very much riding on a 10-volt charge, running around like he had three cans of Red Bull. This season, there’s a couple episodes where he’s kind of like Eeyore from ‘Winnie-the-Pooh.’ I felt a little sad playing him that way. I was glad when he snapped out of it and started getting back to his old self.”
Showtime recently renewed “Nurse Jackie” for a fourth season.
Of the season finale, he said, “There’s quite a shocker of information that occurs. If there’s one episode not to miss, it’s definitely the last one. I don’t want to spoil it, but it’s definitely worth watching. For my character, his whole arc for the season comes to a head with his wedding plans and getting married. It’s the wedding of the century, people. You have to watch it.”
The actor, who is married to actress Jennie Garth (“Beverly Hills, 90210”), reprises his role as Dr. Carlisle Cullen in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1,” in theaters November.
“I’m really happy right now that people can take a look at two things I have going on simultaneously, and they’re 180 degrees away from each other,” he said. “Carlisle and Coop have one thing in common: They share the same occupation. I like when the characters are vastly different from each other because it excites me as an actor.”
The father of three is also writing and producing. His film “Accidentally in Love” starred Garth and aired earlier this year on the Hallmark Channel.
“As an actor, you’re really a cog in the wheel of a bigger machine, and you come and you do your part and you leave, and over 16 years I’ve realized you have very limited control,” he said. “I read scripts all the time, and a lot of them are being produced, and you’re like, ‘Why is this being made? I’ve seen this movie.’ Or, ‘This movie is not great. I don’t know why they are spending money on it.’ I started thinking about what kind of movies I would want to tell and then I started writing them.”

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Peter Facinelli talks Breaking Dawn Wedding w/ Seacrest & G4

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Behind the scenes with 'Nurse Jackie' & Peter Facinelli

Upon occasion, we here at Awards tracker will check in with a show’s cast members to get their responses to some random questions. Today we spotlight Showtime’s "Nurse Jackie," in which Emmy winner Edie Falco plays a drug-addicted nurse who shares a workplace with idealistic nurse Zoey Barkow (Merritt Wever), narcissistic Dr. Fitch Cooper (Peter Facinelli) and pharmacist Eddie Walzer (Paul Schulze), who also happens to be Jackie’s lover. Up first, Facinelli. Check back later this evening for Q&As with Schulze and Wever.
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Peter Talks About Breaking Dawn & Nurse Jackie With "LXTV"

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Showtime Renews 'Nurse Jackie' for Fourth Season

The dark comedy starring Emmy winner Edie Falco will return.

Showtime has renewed Nurse Jackie for a fourth season.

The dark drama starring Emmy winnerEdie Falco has averaged 2.8 million viewers a week during its third season.

The Monday night half-hour from creators and executive producers Liz Brixius and Linda Wallem draws 762,000 viewers on Mondays, with 71 percent of Showtime subscribers watching via On Demand, DVR and replays throughout the week.

Jackie also stars Peter Facinelli, Paul Schulze, Merritt Wever, Eve Best, Anna Deveare Smith, Stephen Wallem and Dominic Fumusa.

Its Season 3 finale airs next month.

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Peter talks 'Nurse Jackie'

We thought Jackie Peyton had it tough, but her drug dependency seems like a walk in the park compared to the world-shattering revelation Dr. Cooper was blindsided by in last night's episode: his mom's are getting a D-I-V-O-R-C-E. You gotta spell it out because Coop took the news like a big baby.
But it's understandable given how quickly things are going downhill for the doc. And that rapid descent continues over the next few episodes according to Peter Facinelli. I caught up with the actor to talk about "Nurse Jackie's" sensational third season, what it's like to have Mike Dexter back in his life and why "Breaking Dawn: Part II" might not be the last you see of Carlisle Cullen!

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Peter a 'whole different' Coop on 'Nurse Jackie,' 'magical' 'Breaking Dawn' wedding scene

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Peter Facinelli sounded a little exhausted when EW chatted with him on the phone last week — as he well should be. The actor has been flying to and from the set of Breaking Dawn in Vancouver, where the cast is filming “second unit” scenes (like stunts). What gives him an energy boost? Talking about what’s next for Coop on Showtime’s Nurse Jackie, following a big, life-changing moment for the doc on tonight’s episode. He explains (SPOILERS ahead):

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