As we announced a few days ago, Supernatural filming will resume this month and the cast and crew must carry out a self-quarantine of 14 days before starting to work.
Meanwhile, we know Jensen and Jared are already back in Vancouver. Two days ago, two fans had the opportunity to take photos with them.
The filming of the last and 15th season of Supernatural were suspended in March for an undetermined period of time due to COVID-19 pandemic. The target dates to film the remaining episodes of the show, the last two of the show, were now revealed.
The cast and the crew of the show should resume filming during 4 weeks, from August 18 to September 11. This means Jensen and his co-workers might head back to Vancouver soon since they need to carry out the Canadian government-mandated 14-day self-quarantine before start filming. Also, it seems the production crew had already started working on the episodes left to edit.
The last 7 episodes of Supernatural should air this Fall.
During their flight from Vancouver to Las Vegas for last weekend’s convention, the airplane where Jensen and some Supernatural cast members were had an incident. The story was told by Misha Collins and Richard Speight Jr. who were also on the plane.
The plane were they were was Jared’s private jet (who was not on board), a Dassault Falcon 50 plane. One of the three motors of the plane exploded during the flight and they had to do an emergency landing in Vancouver.
Aparently, all passengers started to send messages to their families and Jensen stayed calm. However, after landing, he confessed “I’m never flying again”. At the end, they had to catch a commercial flight to Las Vegas, after talking with their families who encouraged them to continue with their plans. With the current situation of COVID-19, Jensen was photographed with a mask on the plane.
You can hear Misha and Richard telling the story here and here.
The Reel Thanksgiving Challenge, an initiative to raise funds for Greater Vancouver Food Bank, was going on for a few days on Supernatural set and they were able to raise $46000. Besides the parade with water, yesterday they repeated a game where they threw pies at each other.
This year, Supernatural crew is participating again in The REEL Thanksgiving Challenge which aims to raise funds to Greater Vancouver Food Bank. One of last year’s challenges in which Jensen took part, consisted in throw pies at each other. This year, Jensen wore his red gym teacher suit that Dean Winchester wore on Season 4 and joined the campaign where other crew members dressed up and got wet. The donations can be sent here.
The jersey which Jensen worn at Legends & Stars game last September 14th is available for auction here and the last bid is already over $3000.
All funds raised go to Whitecaps FC‘s community partners.
New videos from the charity game Legends & Stars hosted by Vancouver’s team Whitecaps FC, including a short interview to Jensen, were released. Our gallery has been updated with more photos and more can be found in a Flickr account of a fan who was there.
In the interview below Jensen shows up the first time at 3:45min and then at 6:45min.
Jensen was part of a charity soccer match organized by Vancouver’s Whitecaps FC this Saturday. As we announced, Jared was supposed to attend too but he had the cancel his participation and only Jensen joined the other celebrities at the game Legends & Stars.
You can find below some photos and videos.
Jensen and Jared were invited to play on a charity soccer match hosted by the team Vancouver Whitecaps FC on September 14th. They will join other celebrities as Jacob Tremblay and actors from The 100, Riverdale, Siren and A Million Little Things.
The game will take place at BC Place in Vancouver and the tickets can be bought here.
