Brian Damage
06-28-2008, 09:03 PM
TV drama Jericho could be heading to the big screen, according to the show's stars Ashley Scott and Brad Beyer.
The series - a portrayal of America post-nuclear attacks - was axed by network CBS in March after a small, devoted group of fans begged TV bosses to green light a second series last year. But now supporters of the program could be in for a treat if movie bosses give the go ahead for a film version of the show.
And Scott insists that she, and her co-star Brad Beyer, would both be interested in signing on to the project. She says, "We caught wind of a possible movie idea, which we thought was really good. I think Brad had heard about it online the other day, and I just heard tonight, and I thought that would be really wonderful, wouldn't it? Kind of put a closing on it."
Beyer adds, "We kind of feel like it needs some closure, because it still feels kind of weird. I mean, we didn't get to a whole second season. ... I think you can do a lot more with it. I think there's a lot of different ways you can go with the story."
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The series - a portrayal of America post-nuclear attacks - was axed by network CBS in March after a small, devoted group of fans begged TV bosses to green light a second series last year. But now supporters of the program could be in for a treat if movie bosses give the go ahead for a film version of the show.
And Scott insists that she, and her co-star Brad Beyer, would both be interested in signing on to the project. She says, "We caught wind of a possible movie idea, which we thought was really good. I think Brad had heard about it online the other day, and I just heard tonight, and I thought that would be really wonderful, wouldn't it? Kind of put a closing on it."
Beyer adds, "We kind of feel like it needs some closure, because it still feels kind of weird. I mean, we didn't get to a whole second season. ... I think you can do a lot more with it. I think there's a lot of different ways you can go with the story."
(This news article provided by World Entertainment News Network)