October 24 2011
Much Ado About Nothing casting details.
Edit - there's also more in the official press release.
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grrarg | October 24, 06:47 CET
csi_spy | October 24, 06:47 CET
WHEN? Don't tease!
korkster | October 24, 06:53 CET
Gill | October 24, 07:18 CET
Vera_Samuels | October 24, 07:21 CET
Very curious who shot and who will edit this.
Pointy | October 24, 07:22 CET
Shapenew | October 24, 07:36 CET
CoulterX | October 24, 08:18 CET
@theonetruebix | October 24, 08:26 CET
Sunfire | October 24, 09:25 CET
barest_smidgen | October 24, 09:27 CET
And I also wager that Whedon is going to a.) Make decent money on this, and b.) Make some people very angry. I hope it does not cost him opportunities we want him to have in the future.
jgsugden | October 24, 09:28 CET
He wanted it to be a big surprise? Which it was.
Simon | October 24, 09:38 CET
Sunfire | October 24, 09:41 CET
And now Much Ado About Nothing is a fait accompli and everyone is reacting to what Joss has done, instead of telling Joss what he should be doing instead.
Simon | October 24, 09:45 CET
Sunfire | October 24, 09:50 CET
IrrationaliTV | October 24, 09:58 CET
gossi | October 24, 09:59 CET
I seem to remember that's the reason that Joss gave for not doing the Spike DVD movie in the end despite all the preparation. 20th Century Fox wanted it done on the (very) cheap.
Simon | October 24, 10:08 CET
(Note: 18 words, and still I made a typo. Feh.)
[ edited by QuoterGal on 2011-10-24 19:19 ]
QuoterGal | October 24, 10:15 CET
Simon | October 24, 10:17 CET
[ edited by IrrationaliTV on 2011-10-24 19:28 ]
IrrationaliTV | October 24, 10:27 CET
I just love how even the press release is cute and funny, though it frightens me that festival circuit might mean it will take it long to reach everybody.
I watched the 1993 Kenneth Branagh movie a few times over the years but I can't remember the names, or most of the plot.
Can't wait regardless.
urkonn | October 24, 11:16 CET
He would've been great as Don Pedro, though he should be very fun as Dogberry, too! Michael Keaton was very memorable in this role in the Branagh production (a very fun cast).
zeitgeist | October 24, 11:17 CET
mossome | October 24, 11:27 CET
MacGuffin | October 24, 15:47 CET