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The ‘Sandman’ TV Series May Not Be Dead Just Yet
This will either be great news or a disappointing report, depending upon what sort of fan you are of Neil Gaiman's landmark comic book series Sandman. Do you want to see the stories adapted into a new medium, or not? Last year we heard that Warner Bros. TV was developing [1] a TV series based on the comic, with Supernatural's Erik Kripke a top choice to lead the project.Yesterday a brief interview surfaced [2] in which Mr. Kripke said that the project was dead. Specifically, he said, "Unfortunately, for a lot of varying reasons, Sandman is not in the works, at least for this season. I retain hope that maybe sometime in the future we can resurrect it."Now it sounds as if Sandman was never quite dead. Geoff Johns, writer and Chief Creative Officer for DC Comics says that development continues.Today, Geoff Johns said via Twitter [3],Correction to world: The Sandman is Awake!»
- Russ Fischer
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Disney kills Robert Zemeckis’ Yellow Submarine project
For a while, many people were upset at the prospect of Robert Zemeckis creating an updated, 3D-animated version of The Beatles’ animated film, “Yellow Submarine”. Well, now that his “Mars Needs Moms” bombed at the box office, making less than $7 million while it took $150 million to make the film, Disney has decided not to take any chances and has effectively severed all ties with the “Yellow Submarine” remake, according to ScreenCrave and The Hollywood Reporter.The film, which had already been cast with Dean Lennox Kelly as John Lennon, Cary Elwes as George Harrison, Peter Serafinowicz as Paul McCartney and Adam Campbell as Ringo Starr, was going to be [...]»
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