Thanks to tarotmaniac for the heads up.
You know what goes best with a dinner of liver, fava beans a nice Chianti? A dreamy piemaker, of course!
Hannibal and Pushing Daisies boss Bryan Fuller just told E! News exclusively that he's planning to cast Daisies star Lee Pace—as well as (fingers crossed) Kristin Chenoweth and maybe even Anna Friel—in the second season of his insanely riveting new horror drama on NBC. And, even better, and you Daisies fans better sit down for this: Fuller is also considering launching a kickstarter campaign for a Pushing Daisies movie.
Universe. Make. It. So.
"From the moment the show was canceled [on ABC], I've been trying to do a Pushing Daisies movie and started writing a script for it," Fuller told me over the phone from London. "The best chance for it to happen, perhaps the only chance for it to happen, would be through something like Kickstarter. I haven't even been back in Los Angeles for more than five days since wrapping Hannibal, so one of the first orders of business is to find out more from [Veronica Mars creator] Rob Thomas to find out how he did it. And to call Warner Brothers to see if it's something that they would allow...But I would, Oh my God, I would love to get those actors together again. I have what I think is a very cool story; it's just a matter of finding out if it's possible. I think it would be such an interesting sentimental return."
Source: Full Article @ E!Online
Hannibal and Pushing Daisies boss Bryan Fuller just told E! News exclusively that he's planning to cast Daisies star Lee Pace—as well as (fingers crossed) Kristin Chenoweth and maybe even Anna Friel—in the second season of his insanely riveting new horror drama on NBC. And, even better, and you Daisies fans better sit down for this: Fuller is also considering launching a kickstarter campaign for a Pushing Daisies movie.
Universe. Make. It. So.
"From the moment the show was canceled [on ABC], I've been trying to do a Pushing Daisies movie and started writing a script for it," Fuller told me over the phone from London. "The best chance for it to happen, perhaps the only chance for it to happen, would be through something like Kickstarter. I haven't even been back in Los Angeles for more than five days since wrapping Hannibal, so one of the first orders of business is to find out more from [Veronica Mars creator] Rob Thomas to find out how he did it. And to call Warner Brothers to see if it's something that they would allow...But I would, Oh my God, I would love to get those actors together again. I have what I think is a very cool story; it's just a matter of finding out if it's possible. I think it would be such an interesting sentimental return."
Source: Full Article @ E!Online
