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’17th Precinct’ & ‘Them’ Pilot Screencaps

[ Written on September 29 2023 by sarah ]

Hello, everyone! I’m super excited to post that I have added screencaps from two unsold pilots that Tricia filmed in 2007 and 2011. It’s a rare treat when these kinds of pilots become available. So, enjoy!

Runway Show & Other Modeling Additions

[ Written on August 29 2023 by sarah ]

Hello, everyone! I have officially finished the Runway section of the gallery. Of course, there could be updates in the future as more shows are found. But, for now, everything I have is uploaded. Since my last post, I have also completely reorganized the gallery. Runway photos have been moved to a more encompassing ‘Modeling’ section. So, enjoy!

Big Runway Shows Update

[ Written on June 04 2023 by sarah ]

Hello, everyone! As many Tricia fans know, she got her start as a model both on page and runway. After over a month of work, I am very excited to announce a huge update coming to the Runway section of our gallery. Today, I uploaded runway and advances from the 1993 seasons, but keep an eye out as I add even more over the coming weeks!

Tricia Attends Straight Outta Hell Con

[ Written on September 28 2022 by sarah ]

‘Spin Me Round’ Screencaps

[ Written on September 28 2022 by sarah ]

Tricia Attends a Special Screening for ‘Spin Me Round’

[ Written on August 18 2022 by sarah ]

Tricia Covers Regard Magazine + Attends Summer Release Party

[ Written on June 07 2022 by sarah ]


Tricia Helfer Fan Has a New Look!

[ Written on January 29 2022 by sarah ]

Hello, everyone! I’m very excited to announce that in celebration of our recent 7th anniversary, we have a brand new look on the site. The gorgeous header was made by my very talented friend Ana!

Also, in case you missed it earlier this month I uploaded screencaps from one Tricia’s early films, The Genius Club.

Tricia Helfer reprising her role as Dracula on Syfy’s ‘Van Helsing’

[ Written on April 10 2021 by sarah ]

Veteran actress Tricia Helfer’s versatility will be showcased in the coming months.

Helfer, 46, is reprising her role as Dracula on the fifth and final season of Syfy’s “Van Helsing” — premiering Friday (April 16) at 10 p.m. — and will reappear in “Lucifer” as Lucifer’s (Tom Ellis) mother in the upcoming sixth and final season of the wry Netflix fantasy series. She’s also joined the dance drama “Step Up: High Water,” airing on Starz.

The actress, who rose to TV fame as Number Six on “Battlestar Galactica” (2004-09), answered some questions about her work and her love of animals.

Was it serendipity or coincidence that you were cast in the genre-specific series “Lucifer” and “Van Helsing?”
I don’t think it was either. I think it was a well-thought-out decision by the production teams. Both were straight offers, and while I’m sure they had a list of people they went to first, they ultimately ended up offering the roles to me. I’m glad they did because both roles were really fun to play.

Will “Van Helsing” fans be surprised by the evolution of Dracula this season?
Because Dracula was only introduced briefly last season, even fans from the beginning of the show don’t know too much about her. She is, obviously, this enigmatic, powerful being who is the leader of darkness. In our story, she has been locked away in the dark realm for a very long time and is now just newly released into the world, so no one really knows what to expect from her yet. The upcoming season will be really exciting for the fans, I think. I can’t say much right now without giving away spoilers. All I’ll say is that there is a different side to Dracula that we see early on — and due to actions that happen, she may not necessarily be at her ultimate strength going forward.

You’ve been working non-stop in television for 20 years; would you consider a starring series role at this point?
I think almost any actor would be lying if they said they didn’t want a starring role but, like anything, there are pros and cons to both. I’m just happy to have been able to play many series regular roles in a variety of projects. It certainly keeps it interesting. But of course if the right lead role came up and it made sense for me to play it, then I’d be happy to sign on.

Comedies or dramas?
I don’t have a preference. I’ve done more dramas so it appears [that’s] the preference of those hiring me, but as an actor, the main perk I see is getting to play all types of roles in all types of projects. Studying and learning who a character is, and what her world is only expands your own knowledge and curiosity. Being able to switch it up and play something more lighthearted is lovely because, especially if the role or subject matter is very dark, it can wear on you a bit.

Besides Number Six, is there one role that still resonates with you?
I do wish I had gotten to play Molly Parker in the short-lived [2014] ABC series “Killer Women” longer. We only did one eight-episode season, and the show was just starting to find its feet. The tone was specific, and they got lost trying to make it too stylized in the first episodes instead of just letting it be a bit of a quirky procedural. It was also a little ahead of its time, I think. But I really loved playing that character, Texas Ranger Molly Parker, and wished I would have gotten to do it for longer.

Was there an incident that sparked your devotion to animal-welfare causes?
No. I’ve always been an animal lover and to be quite honest, I usually prefer the company of animals than I do of humans. With heavy travel like I did during my modeling career, and for most of my acting career, it’s never really been too much of an option to be a hands-on physical volunteer because you’re so often gone, and your schedule is so last-minute, that you aren’t really that reliable. So most of the efforts that I do are in advocacy or awareness, donating and helping to raise money. I can certainly do better, and I will continue to strive for that, but it does give me a sense of pride to do what I can and to be amongst the group of animal activists that strive to make the lives of animals better.

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Tricia Helfer, Taika Waititi, Zac Efron & More Star In Animated Short ‘Save Ralph’

[ Written on April 06 2021 by sarah ]

Creative minds from all corners of the entertainment world have united for Humane Society International’s new animated short film “Save Ralph”.

Taika Waititi, Ricky Gervais, Zac Efron, Olivia Munn, Tricia Helfer, and more star in a new short film campaigning the ban of cosmetic testing on animals. The short received additional support from Canadian filmmaker Denis Villeneuve and others.

Tricia Helfer, best known for her stints on “Battlestar Galactica” and “Lucifer”, urged the Canadian government to take charge.

“As a proud Canadian, I have been an animal lover and protector for many years and I am so honoured to be able to lend my voice in a very real way to this important, moving campaign,” she shared. “I felt it was vital to help create awareness that there is currently no policy in Canada to protect animals from cosmetic testing.”

“Together with HSI/Canada we are urging the Canadian government to make the necessary changes to ensure a policy be implemented to protect the animals from unnecessary harm and suffering.”

You can also watch the premiere and panel discussion here:

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