"Alias"
Ice (2005)

Director:

Jeffrey Bell

Writers:

J.J. Abrams (creator)
Jeffrey Bell (written by)

TV Series:

"Alias" (2001)

Original Air Date:

19 January 2005 (Season 4, Episode 4)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Drama | Mystery | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Plot:

Sydney and Vaughn go undercover to track down a deadly new bio-weapon. Meanwhile, Sydney is concerned about Vaughn not having yet put Lauren behind...

Plot Keywords:

Frozen | Hospital | Terror | Chemical Weapons | Former Yugoslavia

Cast

Jennifer Garner	...	Sydney Bristow
Ron Rifkin	...	Arvin Sloane
Michael Vartan	...	Michael Vaughn
Carl Lumbly	...	Marcus Dixon
Kevin Weisman	...	Marshall Flinkman
Mía Maestro	...	Nadia Santos
Greg Grunberg	...	Eric Weiss
Victor Garber	...	Jack Bristow
Kelly Macdonald	...	Kiera MacLaine / Meghan Keene
Mark Aiken	...	Fentan Keene
Richard Speight Jr.	...	Derek Modell
Daniel Kash	...	Soldier
Michael McKay	...	Injured Soldier (as Michael J. McKay)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sam Ayers	...	Anton

Runtime:

Germany:39 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Bad Robot

Goofs:

Continuity: When Jack shows Nadia the picture of Irina holding her niece as a baby, the picture originally shows Irina holding her in her left arm, in the next shot it shows her holding her in the right arm, and then switches back to the left

Quotes:

Kiera MacLaine: It's a pretty nasty cut. Mind telling me how you got it?
Michael Vaughn: [disguised as a priest] Someone didn't like my last sermon.

For Your Accent Only !

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

You'll have one originally horrific opening scene , good dialogue like the sentence about how the evils gone to be good guys outwardly (Sydney said it as she tells Sloane : Eat this ..We knew all about you Mister !) , some well-made thrill , and as the show was wondering around at the time like a separate episodes the writers wanted to exploit the matter of (Vaughn) being a killer of his own British wife , so they wanted to make some kind of peace between (Vaughn) and himself through his running into another British beauty who's close to sin and looks like the late wife however more sensitive.

The drama here seemed nice and gave (Michael Vartan) maybe one of the rarest times to show his talent of acting in powerful scenes thanks to the writing , and despite my own faith that in the list of Alias's good actors (Vartan) occupied the bottom of it .. i think he did a fine job here. So now ..Let me talk about (Kelly Macdonald) a little ..

She is so beautiful with such a very tender voice , presented a lovely performance indeed as (Kiera MacLaine) and what a Scottish accent she owns ..It was attractive , sweet and sexy !. I loved all her scenes especially the one with the wounded fake priest , I can't forget the way of her pronunciation while she was saying : (Sorry she's new ..A bit eager) , (I've known a priest or two) , (I'm not sure how I suppose to feel about a flirty priest) , (I was send here for my sins) .. She's exceptional just like the one who wrote that talented scene.

It was fine altogether ..So It's not her accent only which made me watch yet it's her accent only which would make me watch it again.