Will Claire Coffee’s character still be in Season 2 now that she has no powers?
DAVID GREENWALT: Stay tuned.
Can you talk about the decision to remove her power and what that means for her in the future?
DAVID GREENWALT: Well, we thought it was a great thing that you had to kill a hexta (sp?) beast beats. He had no problem with that. But then we thought it would be great to kill a hexta beast inside the human. She’s just left as a human, which some people would find a great relief, but she is cast out by her mother and by the captain, and she’s left to kind of wander the world as a human, but stay tuned.
Is there anything about the mythology of the show as you’re going that can surprise you in its evolution?
JIM KOUF: Everything.
DAVID GREENWALT: Well, when we first wrote Monroe’s character surprised us that he, you know, that to him, the Grimms were the big bad boogiemen of his childhood. That gave us a whole point of view on what the critters feel about the Grimms looking at the other side of the coin. So we keep discovering more history in the show. You know, we actually had Hitler in episode 113, and we keep discovering more ways to
JIM KOUF: To anchor it in real events.

Full Interview

New screencaps in the Captivating Claire Coffee Gallery from this week’s Grimm – seriously Claire ROCKED those scenes!

New caps in the Captivating Claire Coffee Gallery from this week’s Grimm, Island of Dreams.

There’s a first look of a new photoshoot of Claire’s up HERE

TOTALLY excited for next week it has been too long! From IMDB, it looks like she’s suppose to be on the next two episodes at least.

HM: How would you describe GRIMM, NBC’s much touted drama, and tell me about the role you play?

CC: Grimm is a police procedural where all the cases are based in one of Grimm’s Fairy Tales and all of the bad guys are Grimm’s fairy tale villains. I play one of these mystical characters, a Hexenbiest.

HM: How did you approach the role?

CC: Like anything else, I want to know what drives the character, what makes the character happy, what makes the character frustrated. Most importantly, I try to understand her relationship to the other people in this world.

read the full interview here

As our intrigue about Adalind (Claire Coffee) continues to grow, viewers are about to discover another piece of her puzzle. EW has learned exclusively that True Blood‘s Jessica Tuck is set to play Adalind’s fellow Hexenbiest mother, Catherine, in an upcoming episode titled “Love Sick,” set to air later this season.
Tuck, best known for her years on One Life To Live, also appeared on True Blood as the head of the American Vampire League.Source

Thanks to Brianne for the photo we’ve added one of Claire’s headshots to the gallery.

WOO HOO to hear she’ll be back at Grimm!