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August 14 2014

Joss Whedon's filmography: what's been found, and what hasn't. An exhaustive list of Joss's produced, unproduced, and rumored scripts he has written throughout his career.

libradude | Fandom&Fun | 08:00 CET | 20 comments total | tags: joss whedon

Parenthood
His next TV gig. "Fun for Kids," "Small Surprises" and "The Plague."
Availability: Haven't seen them anywhere.

One of his episodes of Parenthood, Small Surprises, is apparently available for viewing at the Paley Center in Los Angeles. I've been meaning to check it out for a while now. So, not exactly easily-accessible, but if you're in LA with some time to kill, doable.

Great list, though.

sumogrip | August 14, 08:16 CET

If I missed any, please let me know. Also, if any links should not be there, let me know that as well.

I don't know Joss' thoughts on people reading his screenplays. For me, it's a fascinating look into the thought processes of the writer, an invaluable guide to learning how to write screenplays myself, and often an interesting look at how movies change from inception to screen.

C. A. Bridges | August 14, 08:21 CET

If that Wonder Woman script is legit, by the way... wow. Really exciting find.

sumogrip | August 14, 08:30 CET

Did he get as far as writing the scripts for Batman and Iron Man?

Simon | August 14, 08:37 CET

Batman was only ever a pitch, as far as I can tell--since he was one of several writers called in to pitch the reboot, it'd be jumping the gun a bit to write a draft when they hadn't hired him. Never knew he had involvement with Iron Man, though.

sumogrip | August 14, 08:42 CET

Quick search on the internet says he wrote a treatment for Iron Man but had to back out. I would like to see if Joss wrote anything for that Larry Niven/Jerry Pournelle magic show that never was.

Simon | August 14, 08:49 CET

Is that the original Buffy movie script by Joss or the one changed by the director?

Ricardo L. | August 14, 09:01 CET

Really excellent work on this C.A. Bridges!

libradude | August 14, 09:23 CET

Have you considered adding his writing contributions to comics as well? I suppose that could be a separate list. His work as a songwriter could be another list as well.

libradude | August 14, 09:27 CET

The forum there is for screenwriters, so I stuck with screenwriting.

Some of the dates listed are guestimates.

[ edited by C. A. Bridges on 2014-08-14 18:32 ]

C. A. Bridges | August 14, 09:32 CET

I don't know if it was the original Joss one, but I once read a Buffy movie script online and was quite different from the movie, especially how Merrick gets killed. Off the top of my head I remember that Buffy says "...marry Charlie Sheeen and die", instead of Christian Slater which ended up in the film.

KissingToast | August 14, 09:51 CET

If that Wonder Woman script is legit, by the way... wow. Really exciting find.

It's legit.

Sirk | August 14, 11:41 CET

A Night Alone (1986)... Whedon won't let the film be shown

Ok, but, it have ever surfaced anywhere, because if yes, this means it may be found yet.

Buffy the Animated Series

Has anyone asked to Jane Espenson, Steve DeKnight, Drew Greenberg and Doug Petrie if they could release the scripts?

In Your Eyes... Haven't seen it online

However, it IS online.

Brasilian Chaos Man | August 14, 14:55 CET

I believe he's talking about the script of In Your Eyes, Brasilian Chaos Man... unless you have info the rest of us don't.

sumogrip | August 14, 15:50 CET

Thank you for the clarification, sumogrip. I mistakely assumed the text was talking about the movie.

Brasilian Chaos Man | August 14, 17:02 CET

If the Wonder Woman script is legit, can we have a discussion thread about it? I loved it!

under rug swept | August 15, 03:46 CET

It is posted illegally without Joss's consent (if it is real), so I don't think a discussion thread would be appropriate.

libradude | August 15, 06:54 CET

I don't mind articles that are reviews of scripts. I do object to entries pointing to where the scripts can be found.

Simon | August 15, 08:02 CET

Agreed, a worthwhile distinction.

libradude | August 15, 09:12 CET

I tried to sign up to the message board, but keep getting rejected on the false grounds that I'm a spammer. Does anyone have the script(s) for Afterlife and/or Suspension (or alternative links to them) and can send them to me?

GreatMuppetyOdin | August 26, 05:34 CET

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