Post by Effulgent on Sept 20, 2005 4:03:12 GMT -5
So You've all heard about this right? The Spike tv movie? A movie about Spike on tv? well.... I thought I would make a Spike tv movie thread and post any new info in it.
So what we know so far:
So new artcile news thingy:
www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/index.php?category=0&id=32494
So what we know so far:
- James Says he'd play spike again
- Joss said if he did something related to the buffyverse it would be a Spike movie.
- Joss asked Tim minear if he would write and direct a spike movie... and Tim said yes.
So new artcile news thingy:
Whedon: Expect Future Buffy TV
Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, told SCI FI Wire that he definitely plans to revisit the "Buffyverse" in a future, unspecified TV project. "I think it's realistic," Whedon said in an interview while promoting his upcoming SF movie, Serenity. "I like my chances. But it is absolutely still too amorphous for me to make any kind of announcement about it. I'm out there trying, and there's other people trying, to put it together. But until something falls in place, I really can't say."
Whedon is especially keen on doing a movie centering on the vampire character of Spike (James Marsters). "Let's say it's a good jumping off point," he said. As for Marsters' reported comments that he is growing too old to play the eternally youthful former bloodsucker, Whedon said: "Well, we're working. We're trying. I know. ... James is in very good shape. Keep working out, James."
Joss Whedon, creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, told SCI FI Wire that he definitely plans to revisit the "Buffyverse" in a future, unspecified TV project. "I think it's realistic," Whedon said in an interview while promoting his upcoming SF movie, Serenity. "I like my chances. But it is absolutely still too amorphous for me to make any kind of announcement about it. I'm out there trying, and there's other people trying, to put it together. But until something falls in place, I really can't say."
Whedon is especially keen on doing a movie centering on the vampire character of Spike (James Marsters). "Let's say it's a good jumping off point," he said. As for Marsters' reported comments that he is growing too old to play the eternally youthful former bloodsucker, Whedon said: "Well, we're working. We're trying. I know. ... James is in very good shape. Keep working out, James."
www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/index.php?category=0&id=32494
add a new bit about Vampires being able to age in certain circumstances too 
