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June 06 2004

Short interviews with Amber Benson, Tom Lenk, and Julie Benz from FedconXII.

faith1984 | Cast&Crew | 03:42 CET | 8 comments total | tags:

James Marsters was in Berlin about two weeks ago. He said (though he wasn’t allowed to do so) that they are planning to do a Spike Movie.

Interesting. How soon could this happen, I wonder, given JW's other commitments, and are we talking HBO here? (I'm assuming 'they' means ME and not WB, but that 'movie' still applies to TV.)

Wiseblood | June 06, 12:10 CET

Tom Lenk speaks German? Wow. Does anyone know what the phrase means? "Bist du müde oder munter?"

chickenbird | June 06, 12:16 CET

It means 'Are you tired or awake/refreshed?'. Courtesy of mijn nederlandse man. :)

Rogue Slayer | June 06, 12:22 CET

I'd treat the Spike Movie thing as just a rumor, at least for right now.

Invisible Green | June 07, 00:08 CET

The reference to the "planned" Spike TV movie could be a mistranslation/miscommunication. I think the most Marsters has said on the subject is that it would be pretty cool.

TheJoyofZeppo | June 07, 00:08 CET

At the James Q&A today at Moonlight Rising, he said that there's going to be a Spike TV movie. I'm not going to get too excited until Joss says something, but it sounds hopeful.

He also got the fifty million dollar financing for his Macbeth project that he's writing the script for now. According to him he'll be involved with that for approx. three years. Harry Dresden is still possible as well.

faith1984 | June 07, 01:30 CET

What's Harry Dresden? I seem to briefly remember that name? Wasn't that a book he did the audio reading of?

Invisible Green | June 07, 03:49 CET

The Harry Dresden Files are a series of books by Jim Butcher. There's something like six books out, with the seventh one coming out in a few months. JM has done the audio books for the first two so far.

The books are about a wizard detective in Chicago (Harry Dresden, natch), and all the wacky people/creatures he meets along the way. I think the books are pretty good.

lalaa | June 07, 04:07 CET

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