Bei Fox gibt es wie gesagt einiges, auf das ich nicht verzichten möchte.
1.Fringe Staffel 4 mit Abschluß
1.5. Locke & Key nach der Comicserie von Joe Hill aka "dem Stephen King sein Sohn". :lol:
2.Alcatraz
3.Exit Strategy + Chicago Code
4.Touch
Die Absetzung von Traffic Light ist bedauerlich, aber unvermeidlich. Gegen eine Verlängerung von Human target hätte ich auch nichts, aber nicht auf Kosten der anderen Serien.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/a ... nal-169544
Arnold Schwarzenegger will announce the first details of his new TV series at this year's MIPTV. Details of the project, which is being kept under wraps, will be revealed April 4 at a press conference at the Riviera-side Majestic Hotel.
Reps for the former California Governor -- who recently announced he planned a return to movies -- said only that Schwarzenegger was involved in an "international TV series."
Hmm...ne richtige Serie, in der er auch mitspielt oder nur von ihm produziert oder gar irgendein Realitydokuscheiß? Ersteres wäre sehr interessant.
Genau so wie das:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/j ... ron-169591
In a high profile twist, Aaron Sorkin’s TV pilot is close to nabbing actor Jeff Daniels as its star.The hotly anticipated drama pilot, tentatively titled More As the Story Develops, is set behind the scenes of a nightly cable news show, just as Sorkin’s Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip was a behind-the-scenes look at a Saturday Night Live-type sketch comedy show and Sports Night was a similar take on a SportsCenter-like sports news program. Sorkin spent time with high profile cable newsmen, including Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews, among others, to better understand the world he planned to recreate.
Daniels, 56, is currently negotiating for the lead role, which was originally written as a 40-something.
If the project goes to series, it will mark the actor’s first foray into regular series television. Previous TV credits include several telefilms, including 2008's Sweet Nothing in My Ear for Hallmark Channel. Daniels is better known to stage and film audiences, for a profilic career that includes Dumb & Dumber, The Squid and the Whale to State of Play, among many others.
For Sorkin, who won an Oscar last month for his screenplay for The Social Network, the project will be his first in cable. All three of his previous series, Sports Night, The West Wing and Studio 60, aired on a broadcast network (the first on ABC; the latter two on NBC). Scott Rudin, who worked with Sorkin on Social Network and will also serve as an executive producer on the HBO project, dabbled in series television only once in the mid-1990s, when ABC adapted Clueless, which he had produced for the big screen.
Ich hatte es schon bei der Ankündigung des jetzt wohl gescheiterten Showtime Projekts geschrieben. Einer der unterschätztesten Charakterdarsteller und so eine Serie, in der er zusätzlich auch sein komödiantisches Talent einbringen könnte, wäre natürlich ideal.
http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/03/21/steph ... -dead-amc/
AMC’s zombie sensation The Walking Dead might be getting a serious scare injection on its writing staff for next season. Iconic horror novelist (and former EW columnist) Stephen King has confirmed with EW that he’s currently in talks to write an episode of the post-apocalyptic series. Dead is executive-produced by Frank Darabont, who has directed three films based on King’s work — four, if you count his 1983 short film The Woman in the Room — and King tells EW exclusively that Darabont “has expressed enthusiastic interest for season 2 or possibly 3.” Although the author is still early in negotiations, the current plan would be for King to co-write an episode with his son, Joe Hill, the author of horror novels Heart-Shaped Box and Horns.
Kings Abstecher als Drehbuchautor waren nicht immer berauschend, aber trotzdem wäre das für mich natürlich eine Traumehe. Vor allem, wenn Darabont für diese Episode erstmals seit dem Piloten wieder auf den Regiestuhl klettert (hatte eigentlich auch auf den Staffelauftakt gehofft.). Die Unterstützung des comicerfahreneren Sohnemanns könnte auch nicht schaden.
Der wird es jetzt wohl mit Kinofilmen versuchen ... naja, besser das als ein Crime Procedural bei CBS :lol:
