I’ve heard rumors that Dreama will attend tonight’s premiere of The Runaways in New York City so make sure to check back on the site tomorrow!

CBS will rebroadcast one of Dreama’s The Good Wife episodes “Painkiller” on April 13 so make sure you tune in if you haven’t seen it yet!

Great news! Dreama will be on the next The Good Wife episode on March 9!

Synopsis: “Fleas” – As Peter strategizes on how to handle his retrial and the next steps in his public rehabilitation, Alicia and Will defend an attorney arrested for murder, on THE GOOD WIFE, Tuesday, March 9 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Ana Gasteyer (“Saturday Night Live”) guest stars as Pam Lester, a difficult judge whose respect Will needs to earn.

Wonderful news! Rachel Melvin, Dreama’s co-star in the Lifetime mini-series Seven Deadly Sins has tweeted about the show here and here.

Thanks to that we now know that the show will air around May and that they’re (almost) finished with the automated dialogue replacement.

Fantastic news! Dreama will be in a new movie called Chlorine. I’m so excited and happy for her.

The township’s own Tiger Tennis of Wayne abandoned its regular routine of rackets and tennis shoes to be part of an upcoming dark comedy called “Chlorine.”

Starring Kyra Sedgwick, Dreama Walker, Rhys Coiro, Elisabeth Rohm, and Vincent D’Onofrio, the movie portrays the lives of several struggling couples who are facing the cruel obstacles that life occasionally presents. The requirement to depict an upper class country club in a complicated suburban town drove the movie’s director to choose Tiger Tennis as its number one shooting location. Coincidently, one of the movie’s producers happened to be a Wayne resident who suggested the Tennis Court as a sensible place to film some of the movie’s scenes.

Chelsea Lounsbery, a part time employee at Tiger Tennis and high school student, said, “It’s crazy to know that the actors and actresses I watch on T.V. are filming a movie not only in Wayne, but in the place I work!”

Lounsbery noted the generosity of each of the cast members.

“Everyone was willing to take pictures and sign autographs. They never made you feel like you were a bother.”

Although the release date has not been announced, this movie will surely appease any movie lover’s appetite for both comedy and drama.

Source: NorthJersey.com

Dreama will reprise her role as Becca in the January 12th episode of The Good Wife.

“Painkiller” – When a star high school quarterback dies from an overdose of painkillers, Alicia represents the doctor who prescribed the medication. At home, Alicia and the kids deal with some bad news and she gives Peter information that makes his blood boil, on THE GOOD WIFE, Tuesday, Jan. 12 (10:00-11:00PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

Source: CBS

The circus is back in town, but not the kind that showcases acrobats, trapeze artists and a ringmaster.

The “circus” also refers to the stationary assemblage of shiny white movie trucks, trailers and other mobile units that show up when a movie or TV show starts shooting. It routinely prompts double-takes — and calls to the Times Colonist arts desk.

If you’re wondering about the new fleet that just rolled into town, it’s for production of Lifetime Movie Network’s Seven Deadly Sins. Principal photography gets under way in Victoria Monday.

The four-hour miniseries is based on Robin Wasserman’s novels — Lust, Greed, Envy, Wrath, Gluttony, Sloth and Pride — and centres on a group of morally challenged high schoolers in a fictional northern California town called Grace.

You can expect a few wide loads ahead during the 38-day shoot of the series that stars Eric Close (Without a Trace), Rachel Melvin (Days of Our Lives), Dreama Walker (Gossip Girl), Jared Keeso (The Guard) and Emma Lahana.

Seven Deadly Sins is being produced by SDS Films in association with Bauman Entertainment. Victoria-raised Jeff Renfroe is directing from a script by Gary Tieche (Medium).

Source: The Victoria Times Colonist

Lifetime Movie Network is taking a contemporary look at the seven deadly sins.

The cable network is moving with production on “Seven Deadly Sins,” a four-hour miniseries based on Robin Wasserman’s “Seven Deadly Sins” series of novels: “Lust,” “Greed,” “Envy,” “Wrath,” “Gluttony,” “Sloth” and “Pride.”

“Without a Trace” alum Eric Close is set to star in the mini, written by Gary Tieche and to be directed by Jeff Renfroe.

Dreama Walker (“Gossip Girl”), Rachel Melvin (“Days of Our Lives”), Jared Keeso (“The Guard”), Emma Lahana (“The Guard”), Greyston Holt (“Durham County”) and Steven Grayhm (“Taken”) co-star in the project. It is slated to begin production late this month for a 2010 premiere.

In “Sins,” Harper (Walker) is a manipulative queen bee at her high school whose popularity is usurped when a transfer student (Melvin) comes to town, seduces Harper’s boyfriend (Keeso) and shamelessly pursues handsome French teacher Mr. Powell (Close).

Meanwhile, Harper’s father is carrying on an extramarital affair with Sharon Geary, the town sheriff. When a teen is mysteriously killed and Harper is accused of the murder, Geary has to prove the guilt of her lover’s daughter, even if it means uncovering every dark secret and lie.

Geary’s investigation reveals that no one is who they appear to be, from the mysterious Mr. Powell to her own son (Holt). Geary’s role is still uncast.

SDS Films is producing, with Barbara Lieberman serving as executive producer and Ted Bauman as producer.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter