Hi, everyone. Emily was busy this Thursday promoting The Resident around New York City. She taped for The Chew early in the morning, then visited Today with Kathie Lee and Hoda and finished with Build Series. You can watch the videos below!

Hi, everyone. Emily’s upcoming appearance on Build Series has changed to a different date and time to accommodate her schedule. Please note the new airing of her interview: Thursday, January 25th at 11:45 AM EST on www.buildseries.com (it will be streamed live but you’ll be able to view it in their archives. I will link it later this week)

A Message from BUILD Series:

Hello,

Due to some changes in her schedule, Emily VanCamp will now be taking the BUILD stage 11:45 AM January 25. We apologize for any inconveniences this may have caused and hope that you can still attend. We look forward to seeing you!

Thank you!

– BUILD Series

The first of the 2-night event for The Resident starts tomorrow on FOX at 10 PM EST. Be sure to also DVR the second episode that will air on Monday night at 9 PM EST! As always, check your local listings for the most accurate air times.

The cast will be livetweeting during the episode so remember to hashtag #THERESIDENT when you watch and tweet along!

@ResidentFOX
Join @EmilyVanCamp and the cast to live tweet #TheResident two-night premiere! ? Be there TOMORROW at 10/9c.

Emily is scheduled to appear on the following shows next week (please check your local listings):

JANUARY 24th NOW ALSO JANUARY 25th

Build Series (Online) – 4:30-5 PM EST live on buildseries.comNEW DATE AND TIME: JANUARY 25TH AT 11:45 AM EST
“The Resident” is a powerful new medical drama focusing on the final years of a young doctor’s training that rips back the curtain to reveal the truth of what really happens, both good and bad, in hospitals across the country. Join VanCamp as she comes to BUILD to chat about the new FOX show. l Sign up for FREE TICKETS to the taping in NYC [while supplies last] SOLD OUT

JANUARY 25th

TODAY with Kathie Lee and Hoda (NBC)
10:00 – 11:00 AM EST
Emily VanCamp on The Resident. Ambush Makeovers. Say “I Do” with Kathie Lee & Hoda: Wedding Cake Vote. Lanco performs on Today.

The Chew (ABC) – 1:00 – 2:00 PM EST
Michael is preparing a delicious dish; Clinton is dishing with Emily VanCamp (“The Resident”); Carla answers a viewer’s plea.

A new interview from when Emily was promoting “The Resident” for the Television Critics Assocation has been posted recently. You can watch below.

Press for The Resident has started! Here is a video of Emily with co-star Matt Czuchry (and Frankie B, Emily’s dog!) during a Facebook Live interview a few hours ago.

Happy New Year, everyone! We are only a few weeks away from the premiere of Emily’s new show, The Resident. Here are some promotional videos/trailers that have been posted recently. You can watch those below.

New medical drama THE RESIDENT debuts Sunday, Jan. 21 (10:00-11:00 PM ET/7:00-8:00 PM PT), and makes its time period premiere on Monday, Jan. 22 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT). THE RESIDENT is a powerful new medical drama focusing on the final years of a young doctor’s training that rips back the curtain to reveal the truth of what really happens, both good and bad, in hospitals across the country. Starring Matt Czuchry (“The Good Wife”), Emily VanCamp (“Revenge”), Manish Dayal (“Halt and Catch Fire”), Moran Atias (“24: Legacy”), Merrin Dungey (“Big Little Lies”) and Shaunette Renée Wilson (“Billions”) with Melina Kanakaredes (“CSI: NY,” “Providence”) and Bruce Greenwood (“The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story,” “Mad Men”), the series’ executive producers include Todd Harthan (“Rosewood”), Amy Holden Jones (“Mystic Pizza,” “Indecent Proposal”), Rob Corn (“Grey’s Anatomy”), Antoine Fuqua (“Southpaw,” “Training Day”), David Boorstein (“Level 26: Dark Revelations”), Oly Obst (THE MICK, GHOSTED) and Phillip Noyce (“Patriot Games,” “The Bone Collector”), who also directed the pilot.

From 20th Century Fox Television, 3 Arts Entertainment, and Fuqua Films, a tough, brilliant senior resident guides an idealistic young doctor through his first day, pulling back the curtain on what really happens, both good and bad, in modern-day medicine. Written by Amy Holden Jones (Black Box), Hayley Schore, and Roshan Sethi. Philip Noyce (Revenge) directed the Pilot.

Credit: FOX

A new trailer for “The Resident” has been released. You can watch it below. It has also been confirmed that the show will premiere in January 2018. No official word on the exact date yet but I will keep you all posted.

The following article was originally posted on Deadline on August 2nd, 2017 –

It’s been awhile since we last saw Revenge‘s Emily VanCamp at TCA. But the actress attended the bi-annual TV critics confab today for the CW’s 15th anniversary Everwood panel, and we caught up with her to chat about her new Fox series The Resident and whether Sharon Carter was returning anytime soon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

It was announced in May that Fox picked up The Resident, the new-hour long medical drama that reteams VanCamp with her Revenge EP and episodic director Philip Noyce. The Salt director also helmed the first episode of The Resident, which was written by Amy Holden Jones, Hayley Schore and Roshan Sethi, and executive produced by Antoine Fuqua.

No premiere date has been set yet for The Resident, but January is a conceivable air time. While VanCamp has played both the girl and the assassin next door in Everwood and Revenge, respectively, she says about Resident: “I’ve never played a nurse before and while I can’t speak about my arc, she’s easily based off a real-life nurse who was a whistle-blower to a corrupt situation in a hospital.”

“That’s what drew me to her, when you’re working in the medical field, there’s so much at stake and to go up against these hospital CEOs and surgeons, everything is at risk if you expose it. I was always drawn to strong female characters,” VanCamp says.

Given the fierce debate over health care in America, VanCamp adds, “It’s really nice in this political climate to be part of something. At its core, it’s a discussion of how corrupt the medical system is in America and that spoke to me because in this time it’s nice to have a voice and speak up about things that are happening.”

Which brings us to Marvel. Moments before Revenge ended its series run on ABC in May 2015, news hit that VanCamp was reprising her role as Agent 13, aka Sharon Carter (and in the MCU, arguably she’s Peggy Carter’s grand-niece), in Captain America: Civil War following her debut in 2014’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier. But in regards to whether VanCamp will reprise again in Infinity War or a future TV series, VanCamp said, “No idea.” How about the Brie Larson feature Captain Marvel? “You guys put it out there,” she said, beaming.

“With Marvel, they can give you a call the day before you shoot. You don’t know what’s going on with their movies because they’re very secretive,” said VanCamp. Asked whether Sharon was ever going to join ABC’s Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D., VanCamp says, “I think it was discussed, but I was working on Revenge at the time.”

VanCamp was also asked about equal pay for actresses, and whether she was ever in a situation where a male co-star with an equal part was paid more than her.

“I think since I was a kid, I always fought for equal pay, so I’m glad it’s at the forefront of discussion and I think slowly we’re starting to see a change,” says the actress.

“I’ve always been a feminist and I’ve always been for gender equality, and it’s always been at the forefront of my mind as a teenager. It only makes sense if things are fair.”

Source: Deadline