It was 9am (BST) on the 18th of May 2009 when a dark corner of the Internet got a little bit brighter.  Yes, KM UK has reached the grand old age of 3.

It’s been an interesting journey so far.  We [...]]]> Happy Birthday to us! Happy Birthday to us! Happy Birthday to us!

It was 9am (BST) on the 18th of May 2009 when a dark corner of the Internet got a little bit brighter.  Yes, KM UK has reached the grand old age of 3.

It’s been an interesting journey so far.  We started shortly before Cold Case was renewed for its 7th, and ultimately final season, which was not a given by any stretch of the imagination.  We’ve seen new film roles for Kathryn, neither of which hit the big screen.  One of which only only of sort made it to the small screen.  Production companies have come and gone.  And there has been a decreasing number of public appearances.  But we still have plenty to do here on KM UK and we hope you will join us.

We don’t often blow our own trumpets but it’s our party and we’ll cry if we want to.  Here are a few site stats to wow you with:

• 554 articles posted (this is number 554), that’s equivalent to one every 2 days!
• More then 3280 comments posted, an average of 6 per post
• Hundreds of hits per day
• Regular visitors from all over the world

And some numbers for the Gallery:

• 45,000 images and it is growing all the time
• Almost 900 albums
• Over 520 registered users
• 385,000 image hits
• 815 votes cast
• 570 comments
• Top 100 most popular images have over 21,700 hits

Thank you to everyone, friends both old and new, that has contributed in the past 12 months to help make this site such a big success.  Thank you.

A quick word for the spammers of this world:  Try as your bots might none of the 33,500+ messages they have tried to post here these past 3 years have ever appeared on this site.  Not a single one 

Anyone want cake?  Well get me some then

Technically Summer [...]]]> The weather in the UK the past few weeks has covered pretty much every season going.  Sometimes we even get a bit of each within the space of a few hours.  I know, as a nation we’re obsessed with it   You would be too if you got so much of the stuff.

Technically Summer starts in mid-June but we can’t wait that long to get started with the 2012 edition of KM UK’s Summer Of HD.

Over the next few months we’ll be bringing to you a whole new set of HD screencaps from your favourite cop show starring Kathryn Morris.  There’ll be some promo & stills photos to go with them too.

In 2011 we did season 4.  Tune in next week to find out which season we’re covering this year.

We will continue our 2007 updates with a second post covering the Primetime Emmy Awards of that year in moment, but first we need to add something that got missed off from the previous update.

I’d forgotten that I had a video of Kathryn being interviewed on [...]]]> Careful Kathryn there’s some Pino on your arm.

We will continue our 2007 updates with a second post covering the Primetime Emmy Awards of that year in moment, but first we need to add something that got missed off from the previous update.

I’d forgotten that I had a video of Kathryn being interviewed on the red carpet stashed away waiting for an appropriate time to post it.  Last week would have been that time.  Doh!  It’s the usual sort of chit-chat about the dress etc. but does include Kathryn’s thoughts on the then upcoming season 5 of Cold Case.  The video now is in the Gallery.

And back to our regularly scheduled update…

Last time out it was Kathryn on the red carpet.  Now we move on to the show itself, into the backstage area, the post-show press room and an after party.  Photos aplenty.  And a video!

Ms Morris and Mr Pino presented two awards together and we have video to prove it.  Once off stage they were photographed together in the press room.  We already had quite a few photos of the pair of them larking about for the snappers but we’ve super-sized four of them and added a further 24 for your viewing pleasure!

But that’s not it.  We also have an additional shot of Kathryn and Danny backstage and one of Kathryn attending the Governor’s Ball after party.

For the some of the larger sized images we have to say a big thank you to our friends at Danny Pino Online.

I know the loss of some key cast members hit the show hard last year but it sounds like it did well in the [...]]]> Just a quick post to congratulate Danny Pino and the rest of the cast and crew on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit getting a renewal for the show’s 14th season.

I know the loss of some key cast members hit the show hard last year but it sounds like it did well in the ratings and that Danny and fellow newbie Kelli Giddish have done a great job.  The news last week that Mariska Hargitay had signed a deal to remain with the show if it was renewed must have encouraged the network to keep the faith.

Hopefully we’ll see Kathryn get a guest starring role in the 2012/2013 season 

If you want to keep up with all the Danny news then go and see our friends over at Danny Pino Online.

As luck would have it it ties with the many-themed 2007 posts we’ve been running.

Back in February, the 13th to be precise, the movie Resurrecting The Champ was released on DVD here in Great Britain.  If IMDb is to be believed (and I’ve no reason not [...]]]> Not sure how this one passed me by.

As luck would have it it ties with the many-themed 2007 posts we’ve been running.

Back in February, the 13th to be precise, the movie Resurrecting The Champ was released on DVD here in Great Britain.  If IMDb is to be believed (and I’ve no reason not to) then this is the first official release of RTC in the UK.  Quite why it has taken 5 years is unknown.  And why did Momentum Pictures choose now to release it?

Anyway, what we have is the most basic of DVDs.  It’s just the film.  No extras.  At least they haven’t claimed “interactive menus” (what else could a menu be?) as a feature!  There is no accompanying Blu-ray version either.  Reflecting the limited nature of the package is the low cost, it’s a cheap £6.49 (~US$10).

For those that don’t know RTC tells the tale of Erik (Josh Hartnet) a struggling newspaper sports reporter who comes across a now homeless ex-champion boxer (Samuel L Jackson).  Erik seizes the opportunity to pen a potentially career-making article.  Hilarity ensues.  OK, it’s not so much with the hilarity.

Kathryn plays Joyce, Erik’s estranged wife and mother of their son (Dakota Goyo).  She is a little older than Erik, works for the same newspaper and, significantly, is a much more successful writer.  You know how fragile the male ego can be.  Kathryn’s role is not particularly big (somewhere between Minority Report and Cougars, Inc.) but her character is key.  She sets the yardstick by which Erik measures his own success, is the prize Erik is really after (he wants to prove himself and become a proper father/husband) and is the moral centre of the movie.

This is another Rod Lurie directed film, one of several that has Kathryn had roles in.  Alan Alda (M*A*S*H), Terri Hatcher (Desperate Housewives) and Rachel Nichols (G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra) also star.

You can buy Resurrecting The Champ on UK DVD from Amazon.co.uk and find newly added copies of the DVD cover and a poster in the Gallery.

Oh, it’s not that spring break 

According to an article on the online magazine Society News LA website Kathryn attended an event called Spring Break: Destination Education on the Saturday just gone, the 5th of May 2012.  Her name appears in an extensive list of celebs [...]]]> She didn’t really strike me as the type.

Oh, it’s not that spring break 

According to an article on the online magazine Society News LA website Kathryn attended an event called Spring Break: Destination Education on the Saturday just gone, the 5th of May 2012.  Her name appears in an extensive list of celebs that were present at the event held on the Sony Pictures lot in Culver City, Los Angeles.

The City Year Los Angeles annual party raises money and awareness for work done with at-risk students.  At this, the 2nd running of the event, $1.2M was raised by more than 1,100 guests and sponsors with an evening of fun and games.  That’s more like the Kathryn we know

You can read the full article written by Ellen Olivier on the Society News LA website and more about the charity on the City Year website.

No further information on Kathryn’s involvement is available at this time and so far no photos have emerged of her at the event.  We will let you know if more comes to light.

This, the first of a couple of updates we will have from the 59th Annual Primetime Emmys, we look back at [...]]]> Returning to our 2007 theme we jump from a cold January in Utah at the Sundance Film Festival to a significantly warmer Los Angeles in September.  Things have indeed got a little hotter

This, the first of a couple of updates we will have from the 59th Annual Primetime Emmys, we look back at the arrivals or red carpet.  “Back” is very much the theme of the photos too.

I’m sure you all remember Kathryn’s amazing red dress with plunging front and the ribbon criss-crossing her back.  Just a tug away from… disaster/triumph.*

We last did an update of photos from this event in September 2010.  Now we have a further 20 new images of various sizes to bring to you.  Find them all in the Gallery.

More photos from the rest of the event will be posted next week.

*delete as applicable

The final two episodes (Almost Paradise and Shattered) of the much loved CBS drama series aired in the USA on the 2nd of May 2010.  They completed a 7 season long run totalling 156 episodes.

As we know Danny Pino (Scotty Valens in CC) [...]]]> Today marks the 2nd anniversary of the end of Cold Case.

The final two episodes (Almost Paradise and Shattered) of the much loved CBS drama series aired in the USA on the 2nd of May 2010.  They completed a 7 season long run totalling 156 episodes.

As we know Danny Pino (Scotty Valens in CC) has gone on to star in the most recent season of the ABC show Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.  We are still waiting for news on its renewal for 2012/2013.  Most of the rest of the core cast have made guest appearances on other TV shows or had small roles in movies.  See KM UK’s “Other Cold Case Cast & Crew” posts category for more details.

Kathryn has been something of the exception.  Her non-appearance in Moneyball and role in a short film Sunday’s Mother, which premièred yesterday, has been the extent of of her on camera work.  And her public appearances have been “limited” to put it mildly.

The film will be shown with 5 other films in a collection titled “Don’t Cut Your Family Short” at 4pm local time.  To quote the official blurb from the Festival Genius website (which [...]]]> Today (1st of May 2012) the short film Sunday’s Mother is due to première at the Newport Beach Film Festival in California.

The film will be shown with 5 other films in a collection titled “Don’t Cut Your Family Short” at 4pm local time.  To quote the official blurb from the Festival Genius website (which also has details of the screening):

After moving to a new school, Sunday is confronted by a bully who claims he has a scandalous secret about his newly-divorced mother.

Kathryn stars as Gillian, that newly-divorced mother.

Sadly, according to our information it is unlikely that Kathryn will be attending the screening.

We hope to bring you more news from the event later but for now we’d like to wish the cast and crew the best of luck with the event.

As with so many good questions the answer they were after was “Kathryn Morris”

The question in question was: This actress was cast as Billy Beane’s second wife in Moneyball, but [...]]]> A few days ago the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) posted a trivia question about the film Moneyball on their Facebook page.  See it HERE.

As with so many good questions the answer they were after was “Kathryn Morris”

The question in question was: This actress was cast as Billy Beane’s second wife in Moneyball, but her scenes were cut from the film. Can you guess the actress?

Many of the commenters got the correct answer but I’m not sure that all of them were taking it seriously.  Betty White?

Of course, I could be wrong   What do you think the correct answer is?