- Dieses Thema ist leer.
-
Beiträge
-
Aber mit Fragezeichen.
The long journey of Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon’s cult comic series „Preacher“ continues and this time it might be headed for the small screen. Badass Digest is reporting that AMC is developing the series for television and have already ordered a pilot based on the series. Previous reports had director DJ Caruso still attached to a film adaptation, but that doesn’t appear to be the case for this venture. Though no names are given, the site reports that the ones attached are „big and impressive.“
This all remains unconfirmed by AMC but given their current programming, the comic based The Walking Dead and hit western series Hell on Wheels, „Preacher“ would fit in nicely with the rest of their schedule. If true, the adaptation could very well still not happen given the comic’s rocky past including an abandoned HBO pilot that never rolled in front of cameras after nearly four years in development. Check back here for confirmation and other info on the matter as we learn it.
Created by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, „Preacher“ tells the story of a down-and-out Texas preacher possessed by Genesis, a supernatural entity conceived by the unnatural coupling of an angel and a demon. Given immense powers, the preacher, teamed with an old girlfriend and a hard-drinking Irish vampire, set out on a journey across America to find God — who apparently had abandoned his duties in heaven — and hold him accountable for his negligence.
Jupp.
Ich zitiere mich mal aus dem entsprechenden Filmthread:
Der Stoff wäre eh nix gewesen für Aronofsky. Zu abgedreht, zu zynisch und viel zu hardcore.
Schwulen- und Judenwitze sind da noch das Harmloseste. Ich habe mich -auf Empfehlung- mal etwas in die Materie reingelesen, geiles Zeug.#hallo#
Jetzt auch ohne Fragezeichen:
PREACHER Pilot Coming to AMC with Seth Rogen Possibly on Board to Produce | Collider
Jetzt ist halt Seth’s Status klar, wenn der der Serie schon länger klar war. Whatever:
AMC hat einen Piloten bestellt.
Rogen:
AMC’s been very open and not restrictive of the things we wanted to do, and we pushed it pretty hard as we generally do. There’s definitely been some conversations here and there, but ultimately they’ve let us do exactly what we wanted, which has been incredible. Literally you can’t say the F word, but other than that, we’ve pretty much been given complete free range.
Seth Rogen on Neighbors 2, Preacher, and Console Wars | Collider
- Du musst angemeldet sein, um auf dieses Thema antworten zu können.