Joffrey L a écrit :

Aslan a écrit :Forcément, avec une série télé, il n'y aura pas de grosse "star" !

Attention, dans les 2 dernières saisons de The Shield, il y avait Forest Whitaker et Glenn Close. De plus, et sans vouloir faire trop de spoilers, l'histoire du Trône de Fer est une véritable hécatombe de personnages centraux ; ils crèvent tous comme des mouches. Ce qui permettrait à des stars de ne rester qu'une saison ou deux... Un peu à la manière de Whitaker, Close, mais aussi Michelle Rodriguez dans Lost.

Comicon, NYC a écrit :Some notes form the George RR Martin signing and Q&A that I thought would be of general interest to the community:...C. He said about the HBO series: Its in development, which means there is nothing like a timetable for when (or if) we will see the series. But he is very optimistic about it getting the go ahead – they will be shooting the pilot over the summer for submission to and approval by the brass at HBO, and if all goes well there, they will really go into high gear on the series we are all so excited about. He seemed really, really pumped to get going on this adaptation....

I hate to have to tell you this, but the reports coming out of ComicCon that the pilot for HBO's GEORGE RR MARTIN'S 'A SONG OF ICE & FIRE: A GAME OF THRONES' will be filmed in the summer of 2007 are wildly optimistic.Here's the current status of HBO GRRMs' ASoI&F:AGOT as far as we know today, Februrary 27th, 2007.The writers/producers, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, are, as all writers who are WGA members must, waiting for the formal contracts, deals, and options to be completed. Then they'll begin work on the first major draft of the pilot script.Once that first draft is finished, they'll submit it to HBO and then, sometime, maybe in a week, maybe in a month, they'll get Notes.Then they'll do a second draft, and repeat the process until HBO is satisified and gives them the green light to start pre-production.So let me clarify for everyone, that there is not much of a possibility that we'll see even the beginning of pre-production this summer.

DireWolf a écrit :Niveau post-production, je ne pense pas qu'il y en ait énormément plus que pour Rome, et certainement moins que pour Battlestar Galactica.

DireWolf a écrit :Message de Parris :

Spyglass has picked up big screen rights to Neil Strauss' dating novel The Game, which Dan Weiss will adapt.The project, set up at Sony with Michael De Luca last year, will now be financed by Spyglass and produced by Depth of Field. Depth of Field partner Chris Weitz was originally going to adapt the book, but then he got pulled back into direct The Golden Compass after Anand Tucker departed the project.The book recounts "an average frustrated chump's" attempts to become the world's best pickup artist with the help of professional seduction experts.Weiss has done a series of rewrites, including for Halo and Peter Weir's Pattern Recognition. He also penned the HBO pilot "Game of Thrones" with David Benioff.Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum and Jonathan Glickman are producing for Spyglass, and Chris and Paul Weitz are producing with Miano for Depth of Field.