JamesG
09-20-2011, 02:31 PM
"Friday Night Lights" Cast Talk Movie Update
9/19/11
Some of the cast have pitched their own ideas for the possible "FNL" movie.
Matt Lauria said, "Luke goes to war and comes back not the same brave soul he was when he left Dillon and he’s ready to settle down with Becky. He goes to Coach because he’s gone AWOL and his dad will never accept him. Or we flash forward five years and we’ve already got a little baby."
Zach Gilford updated on the Matt and Julie romance, "Matt and Julie are married at this point, so I’m the son-in-law and I have to pop up somehow. Maybe they have a kid, who knows. I’m going to start pitching story lines!"
Recent Emmy winner Kyle Chandler said that he hasn't given much thought about it, but did mention that he "didn't get the job offered yet."
Writer Jason Katims (who also won an Emmy) mentioned last month that he "is very serious" about making the film happen.
"Right now we’re trying to figure out the story that we want to tell. That’s something we hope will happen. What’s important for the cast to know is what story we’re telling. They have such pride in the show and care so much about those characters. Before any serious conversations go on, we want to make sure that we have a great story."
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/race/friday-night-lights-cast-talks-237343
9/19/11
Some of the cast have pitched their own ideas for the possible "FNL" movie.
Matt Lauria said, "Luke goes to war and comes back not the same brave soul he was when he left Dillon and he’s ready to settle down with Becky. He goes to Coach because he’s gone AWOL and his dad will never accept him. Or we flash forward five years and we’ve already got a little baby."
Zach Gilford updated on the Matt and Julie romance, "Matt and Julie are married at this point, so I’m the son-in-law and I have to pop up somehow. Maybe they have a kid, who knows. I’m going to start pitching story lines!"
Recent Emmy winner Kyle Chandler said that he hasn't given much thought about it, but did mention that he "didn't get the job offered yet."
Writer Jason Katims (who also won an Emmy) mentioned last month that he "is very serious" about making the film happen.
"Right now we’re trying to figure out the story that we want to tell. That’s something we hope will happen. What’s important for the cast to know is what story we’re telling. They have such pride in the show and care so much about those characters. Before any serious conversations go on, we want to make sure that we have a great story."
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/race/friday-night-lights-cast-talks-237343