AVAN JOGIA & KANDYSE MCCLURE TALK "GHOST WARS" AT SDCC 2017 (INTERVIEW) | MUSELED
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Avan Jogia and Kandyse McClure will be co-starring in the next Syfy horror series "Ghost Wars" and spoke about their characters and the authentic approach to creating the show's visuals at SDCC 2017.
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Avan jogia ... Super cute and handsome and good looking 😍😘
Lol
This guy is very beautiful
Two of the most genetically gifted people ever
Kandys maclure
Is so beautiful
Understatement
They both are alumni of the Battlestar Galactica universe! Kandsye played Dee on BSG, and Avan played Bill Adama’s older brother on Caprica
Madre del amor hermoso, pero qué hombre más bello estoy viendo.
Desde España un saludo avan
you cannot convince me this boy doesn't have ADHD lmao fidgeting, looking all around, getting scolded to stop playing with things over and over again... and I've noticed watching other interviews and stuff, the fewer things he can play with or look at, the harder a time he has getting his thoughts out. let the man play so he can talk, damn it! lol
he actually has ADHD lol he talked about that on tiktok
😎👌🏻
avna jaoij
jooa
Answer are lies or projections -cool
4:27
Leon S. Kennedy.
8:17 what's with that awkward laughter ??
Probably didn't liked to talk about her grandfather
wink 8.17
Bossy girl
😂He is so rude..what a fella.❤
How is he rude? I found Kandyse to be more rude. She's very opinionated and dictative. I sense a negative tension between them. He's kind a jokester and she seems very serious.
Beck avan isn't even rude lol! I felt the same way
Yeah she seems to be too stuck up or something. I don't know her personally but that's just from what I'm seeing here. I love ppl who don't take themselves too seriously.
Watched the show? Ghost Wars?
@@moonmothh-I think they’re just having fun. It’s nice to see two Canadians not being stereotypically “nice.”