Gail Berman Leaves Fox.
Entertainment President of Fox Network is headed for Paramount Pictures.
Berman was president of Sandollar Television, where she helped Joss Whedon develop "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" into a TV series for the WB Network.
March 23 2005
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Gunn 2 N's | March 23, 01:42 CET
Simon | March 23, 01:43 CET
[ edited by eddy on 2005-03-22 23:54 ]
eddy | March 23, 01:53 CET
Gunn 2 N's | March 23, 01:56 CET
Ocipital | March 23, 02:09 CET
Emma Frost | March 23, 02:09 CET
Djungelurban | March 23, 02:19 CET
aapac | March 23, 02:21 CET
killinj | March 23, 02:30 CET
Simon | March 23, 02:36 CET
sistakaren | March 23, 03:03 CET
At this point Joss's previous work will either stand on it's own or it won't. Twelve seasons of slayerverse excellence, along with the merchandise and DVD sales, not to mention a movie based on his third show, should be enough to convince anyone that a Spike telemovie is a good idea. Admittedly Gail would have been a useful ally in this but money speaks even louder. Fox would no doubt love to see another succesful DVD set come out of the slayerverse and a series of Spike telemovies would provide that very easily and relatively inexpensively.
Either way, good luck to Gail in her new position.
Kaine | March 23, 03:15 CET
That's the first thing I thought of too...
VampiresSuckLOLOLGetIt | March 23, 03:23 CET
ringworm | March 23, 03:28 CET
Ocular | March 23, 03:35 CET
That's what I'm thinking too. Getting Joss stuff on tv may have just gotten a little harder. However, he's doing "Serenity" for Universal, "Wonder Woman" for Warner Brothers, could a movie with Paramount be in the future? I doned the rose-colored glasses over the thought of a theatrical Buffyverse project, since she was a strong advocate in the past.
killinj | March 23, 04:18 CET
I'm reminded of a reply from a former exec at Marvel Comics, years ago, when asked why she left the company:
I wish her the best on the new job. (For a minute, I thought "Universal! -- Damn, no, it's Paramount.")
bookrats | March 23, 05:37 CET
Which is really, really sad.
Rob | March 23, 10:49 CET