Fata Morgana

Veronica, Italian. This blog is dedicated to the awesome Stana Katic, just this. I believe in destiny, and I think everyone of us has its own path ahead. It is only a matter to find it.

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Rings 

“You just need one touch of jewelry”

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Quintessence (of magic)

Working with Stana Katic is awesome. She smells like rose petals and leaves magical dust when she walks. - Victor Webster

Hey there,I thought I felt fairy dust in the air. - Victor Webster

and don’t forget this interview.

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Outstanding

No words needed.

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Natural/naive

“When someone accuses you of being ‘childish’, I think you should take it as a compliment.”

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Motherly

“It’s awesome! (…)We had playmates all the time, and we were right there, under the same roof (…) I mean, you have your regular spats as little kids but, uhm, I’m very protective of them and I think that they are of me as well and I really really love them and I really am willing to do everything to make their futures as big and as bright as possible.”

(Stana Katic talking about how it has been to grow up in a big family, and about her brothers)

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(Her) Laugh

Just listen here

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Kindhearted

“I was closing his eyes (referring to her 11 year-old cousin) for the murder stuff, but [right before the explosion] I had to leave because I had to go sit on this panel and talk to people. One of the producers stayed with him and afterwards she said to me, ‘I really think you need to go sit down with your cousin. He’s really disturbed about the explosion, he’s really concerned. So the whole taxi cab ride home, I had to convince him that everything was going to be okay and that Kate jumped into the tub at the end. I thought that was just so sweet to have a little cousin be that invested in my character. It was really heartwarming.”

“I’m just blown away continually by the people that have kind of taken the time to watch some of the things that I do and have expressed an appreciation for it. I’m super honored by all of them.”

“I’m very protective of them (referring to her brothers), and I think they are of me as well; and I really really love them and I really am willing to do anything to make their future as bigger and as brighter as possible.”

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Joyful

I learned that you should just live your life. Live in the moment. Be carefree and happy because you will never know which day will be your last.

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Inspirational

It was in “Zorba the Greek” where I read “I breathed you in”. It sounds a little goofy to our language now, but I think that’s the way I continously approach my life. I just want to breath it in. I want to soak it up. I want to devour it.

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Hairporn

1. Stana Katic’s hair - Urban dictionary


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Graceful

Working with Stana Katic is awesome. She smells like rose petals and leaves magical dust when she walks. - Victor Webster

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Facial expressions

Stana is the queen of facial expressions - Andrew Marlowe

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Enchanting

There’s something that is amazing about being an actor because we’re asked to live life as vividly and kinetically and electrically as we possibly can. I remember traveling to New York once with some photographers, and I started to see the world through their eyes, and the way they took photos. Their eyes were constantly taking photos, and what I think an artist does, is frame moments and making that moment noticeable. And by framing that moment and bringing notice to it, they were elevating it, and perhaps even elevating our experience as we walk through the earth and see. I think that actors are blessed with the opportunity to experience all our senses in that way, where we’re asked to frame every moment because one day, perhaps I’ll be able to grab a moment and it will create an echo in a character or it will be a definitive line I can deliver to the audience and maybe it will elevate our experience. There’s nothing better. We could be working in a steel mill, where you’re forced to shut so many of your senses down just to get through your day. So for those hours that we’re in the steel mill, we’re not living. But as an actor, you’re asked to remember it, and live vividly.