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At least somebodys recorder was working and I think this is important news so
here's what JMS said about the new "World War Z" project:
I've read the first few interviews in the book and I can see that this would be a great project for JMS. I can actully (so far, at least) see it being done as is, without a main character, though it would be very off-format. I like the experimental, off-format stuff as long as it's accessible which JMS's stuff is.
Jan
here's what JMS said about the new "World War Z" project:
"You all know the novel World War Z? I'm adapting that for Paramount. For Brad
Pitt potentially -- we'll see what happens. He might be the star in it. So
things are going very well for a TV guy."
"You all know the novel World War Z?" asked Straczynski of his audience during a
New York Comic-Con panel on Friday. "I'm adapting that for Paramount. For Brad
Pitt potentially -- we'll see what happens. He might be the star in it. So
things are going very well for a TV guy."
"What you have to do is… the book, if you haven't read it, is a wonderful,
wonderful book in an interview format after the zombie wars. You see how we
survived. It's very political, very smart, very cagey, but there's no main
character. So you have to create who the interviewer is and give him some
background and bring him from place to place to place to place. And they said,
'Feel free to get as political as you want, as incisive as you want, to play
with it. You could look at this as a Katrina kind of catastrophe.' But I'm being
very faithful to the book, letter by letter when I can, and I'm on about page 70
right now and I'm really happy with it. I'm really pleased with it actually, so
if that goes well we might go into production on that one."
Pitt potentially -- we'll see what happens. He might be the star in it. So
things are going very well for a TV guy."
"You all know the novel World War Z?" asked Straczynski of his audience during a
New York Comic-Con panel on Friday. "I'm adapting that for Paramount. For Brad
Pitt potentially -- we'll see what happens. He might be the star in it. So
things are going very well for a TV guy."
"What you have to do is… the book, if you haven't read it, is a wonderful,
wonderful book in an interview format after the zombie wars. You see how we
survived. It's very political, very smart, very cagey, but there's no main
character. So you have to create who the interviewer is and give him some
background and bring him from place to place to place to place. And they said,
'Feel free to get as political as you want, as incisive as you want, to play
with it. You could look at this as a Katrina kind of catastrophe.' But I'm being
very faithful to the book, letter by letter when I can, and I'm on about page 70
right now and I'm really happy with it. I'm really pleased with it actually, so
if that goes well we might go into production on that one."
Jan
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