Go behind the scenes of the show that Entertainment Weekly hails as "a badass chick anthology series" and The Huffington Post calls "Pulpy Fun." Inspired by film noir, graphic novels, and pulp fiction, the stars and creators celebrate the DVD release of the show's hit second season from eOne Home Entertainment with some special giveaways, including season 1 DVDs and soundtrack albums. On stage, meet your favorite guest stars, including Dean Haglund (The X-Files) and Reggie Hayes (Girlfriends), and stunning femmes fatales Nikki Griffin (Dukes of Hazzard, Fast and Furious III), Kristen DeLuca, Jen Roa, and composer Joe Kraemer (Jack Reacher), along with series creators Mark A. Altman (DOA: Dead or Alive, Free Enterprise) and Steve Kriozere (NCIS, V.I.P.), who will make a special announcement. All attendees will get an exclusive Femme Fatales poster. Femme Fatales is a Four Amigos/Radioactive Fishtank Production.
Panelists (left to right): Mark Altman, Steve Kriozere, Darin Scott, Tiffany Brouwer, Ashley Noel, Kristen DeLuca, Jen Roa, Dean Haglund, and Joe Kraemer.
In the audience included Chanon Finley and Madison Dylan.
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