Greenie revient ^^

Sujet: Greenie revient ^^ Dim 30 Jan 2011, 12:57

David Greenwalt va produire une série policière fantastique basée sur les contes des Frères Grimm:

Citation :: Former Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel auteur David Greenwalt’s next TV show is going to be Grimm (yes, with a capital G).
NBC has just greenlit a pilot for the Greenwalt-produced Grimm, a fantastical cop drama about a world in which characters inspired by Grimm’s Fairy Tales exist. Fellow Angel scribe Jim Kouf will co-write the script and both will serve as exec producers. Also serving as EPs are Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner, the duo behind TV Land’s red-hot Hot in Cleveland.

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Sujet: Re: Greenie revient ^^ Dim 30 Jan 2011, 16:03

J'adore le titre j'avais pas capte qui c'etait^^
en tout cas cool pour lui!!!

Sujet: Re: Greenie revient ^^ Dim 30 Jan 2011, 17:14

C'est une super nouvelle pour lui ! Le sujet m'intéresse qui plus est ♥

Sujet: Re: Greenie revient ^^ Dim 30 Jan 2011, 20:59

Lol, Esther, tu ne connais pas le surnom Greenie?

Et moi aussi ça m'intéresse. Ca a un bon potentiel je pense, puis Greenwalt quoi ^^ Il a fait d'Ats ma série préférée Greenie revient ^^ Invisio3

La série a été achetée par NBC ^^

Citation :: "Grimm", produced by "Angel"-producer David Greenwalt will be a series as well. The show is set in a world, where creatures from fairy tales exist. It is supposed to be some kind of cop-show. "Angel"-writer Jim Kouf is on board as well.

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Yeaah, c'est super pour lui !! :005:

Et pour nous! La série m'intéresse beaucoup perso ^^

Ditto !!! Je suis curieuse de voir ça !!

Citation :: As NBC kicks off its upfront presentations today in New York City, the network has released the first look at several of its new series, including Grimm, the fantasy police procedural created by Jim Kouf (Angel) and David Greenwalt (Buffy the Vampire Slayer).

Grimm is a new drama series inspired by the classic Grimm’s Fairy Tales. Remember the fairy tales your parents used to tell you before bedtime? Those weren’t stories — they were warnings. Nick Burkhardt (David Guintoli Turn The Beat Around) thought he prepared himself for the realities of working as a homicide detective until he started seeing things he couldn’t quite explain. When his ailing Aunt Marie (guest star Kate Burton, Grey’s Anatomy) arrives, Nick’s life turns upside down when she reveals they are descendants of an elite group of hunters, also known as “Grimms,” who fight to keep the balance of humanity safe from the supernatural creatures of the world. As Nick digs deeper into her past, he realizes that he will have to shoulder the responsibility of his ancestors — and contend with a larger-than-life mythology of the Brothers Grimm that is now all too real. Russell Hornsby (Lincoln Heights), Bitsie Tulloch (Quarterlife), Silas Weir Mitchell (Prison Break), Reggie Lee (Persons Unknown) and Sasha Roiz (Caprica) also star.

Le pilote va être diffusé lors du Comic Con ^^

Citation :: Universal Media Studios will premiere the pilot for NBC's upcoming supernatural drama Grimm at Comic-Con.

The series, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel writers and executive producers Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt, will hold its panel on Saturday, July 23.

Following the screening, a Q&A will be held with Kouf and Greenwalt joined by the cast including David Giuntoli, Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch, Silas Weir Mitchell, Reggie Lee and Sasha Roiz.

From UMS and Hazy Mills Productions, Grimm is executive produed by Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner. The series is inspired by the classic Grimm Brothers Fairy Tales. The drama will air in the fall on NBC

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David Greenwalt au Comic Con parle de Grimm, sa nouvelle série ^^

Citation :: GreenWalt's Grimm Comic Con 2011

NBC's 'Grimm' puts the gruesome back in Grimm's Fairy Tales.

New supernatural thriller Grimm could scare up an audience on Friday nights this fall.

Grimm, which debuts Oct. 21 at 9 p.m. ET, will likely get a look from fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel as former Buffy writer/producer David Greenwalt and Angel writer/producer Jim Kouf are writing and executive producing the new series.

Greenwalt and Kouf premiered the pilot episode Saturday afternoon at Comic-Con. It quickly brought shrieks from the packed room when a coed jogger got brutally blindsided by a monster. "There are going to be dark and tragic things that will happen in the show," Greenwalt said in the discussion after the episode.

The series stars David Guintoli as Portland, Ore., police detective Nick Burckhardt, a modern-day ancestor of the Grimm brothers, who can sense the monstrous alter egos of some people. Crimes that he investigates with partner Hank Green (Russell Hornsby) have parallels to classic Grimm's Fairy Tales.

"Most of these fairy tales involve some kind of a crime," Greenwalt said. "In Cinderella, her sisters had their eyes plucked out. We try to find what the crime is and turn it on it's head."

ohhh ça semble particulièrement intéressant comme idée de série, maintenant à voir le résultat, j'espère que la qualité (et l'ambiance) sera au rendez-vous.

J'avoue que j'espère aussi! Parce que je suis fort enthousiaste pour cette série, c'est celle que j'attends le plus, et j'espère ne pas être déçue!

ça peut vite devenir très "cheap" ce genre de séries, à la moonlight & co. J'espère qu'on lui donne tous les moyens nécessaires. je suis emballé également (peu de séries m'emballent ces temps-ci :-()

C'est un peu ce qui me fait peur en fait! Parce qu'il a beaucoup travaillé sur le pilot de Moonlight (seul épisode que j'ai vu, beurk!) et j'ai vraiment pas accroché!

D'un autre côté, il a fait d'Ats ma série préférée, donc j'ai envie de croire en lui ^^

Une review du pilote de Grimm, elle est un peu sévère je trouve... ATTENTION SPOILERS :

http://io9.com/5825484/nbcs-grimm-is-like-early-angel-unfortunately?tag=television

Spoiler:

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NBC’s Grimm is like early Angel… unfortunately

Fans of Angel, the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff, will remember that took a long time to find its feet. The makers of Angel have a new production, a fairy-tale cop show called Grimm. And the pilot gave us a very "early Angel" feel.

That is to say, the Grimm pilot is not quite firing on all cylinders. It mostly feels pretty by-the-numbers, with just a few moments of wit or cleverness to remind us of what Angel eventually became. The good news is, Grimm does have loads of potential. Spoilers ahead...

So in Grimm, we learn that all the monsters and creatures in the Grimm Fairy Tales are real, and the Brothers Grimm were actually "the first profilers." Instead of just collecting folklore for children, they were actually profiling all of the real-life predators that are out there. And their descendants have the magical power to see the monsters who appear to be regular humans, along with a vaguely defined sacred trust to fight these baddies. (So yes, the "Grimms" are sort of like the Slayer. And when one dies, another is called.)

Little does Nick, a hard-working Portland police officer who looks sorta like Brandon Routh, realize that he's actually descended from the Brothers Grimm and is thus "a Grimm" himself — until he starts seeing the real monster faces of the people around him. Soon, he and his African American partner Hank are coping with the case of a "big bad wolf" who's targeting any girl who's wearing a red hoodie. And meanwhile, Nick starts learning more about his heritage from his aunt, a badass ninja who's sadly dying of cancer.

The first episode is not exactly bursting with cleverness. For example, in the first scene, we see a girl in a red hoodie going jogging, and her iPod is playing the Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams are Made of This." And then she's attacked by the big bad wolf. Much later, her shredded remains are found, and then the detectives find her iPod — which is still playing "Sweet Dreams are Made of This." Towards the end of the episode, they're questioning a suspect, and decide he's innocent — until they hear him humming "Sweet Dreams are Made of This" under his breath. It's the song from her iPod! Then they know he's guilty. Because apparently this girl's iPod only had one song on it. Umm... yeah.

The first episode is mostly a by-the-numbers "guy discovers his heroic destiny and fights his first monster" story, with pretty much no surprises. The good news is, there are a few good moments. In particular, we meet one supporting character who actually has some life to him: Monroe, a "nice" monster who doesn't prey on people. He explains that he does a lot of pilates to keep his urge to kill humans under control. He's very much like Lorne or Clem from the Buffyverse, and when he's on screen, the show suddenly becomes a bit more interesting.

All in all, though, the show seems to be trying really hard to stick to the "cop show" formula, and it's clear that every week there's going to be a "fairytale monster of the week" thing, with Nick using his super-senses and Grimm powers to find and fight the monster, while his clueless partner Hank wonders what's going on. And every case will be based on a different fairytale — the producers told the Comic-Con panel that the cases will include "The Three Little Wolves" (instead of the Three Little Pigs). And Cinderella "might become Thinderella," said one producer. There could be Hansel and Gretl and Goldilocks episodes coming up too.

And at some point, the show might draw on fables from other parts of the world too. Producer Jim Kouf told the panel, "The Grimm brothers were only the profilers in Germany at the time, so we are going draw on fairy tales from all over the world." They stressed that there will be a self-contained storyline every week, but all of the characters will have ongoing arcs as well.

One of the biggest problems with the pilot was the lack of character development for the main character, Nick — we're told he's hugely in love with his fiancee, Juliette, and he's going to have to choose between their relationship and his monster-fighting destiny. But we never really see this on screen. And in the roundtable interviews after the panel, the show's stars revealed that they shot a lot of "lovey dovey scenes" between the two characters, which ended up getting cut to make room for more exposition.

It sounded as though the character of Nick's fiancee was very much a work in progress. Actor Bitsie Tulloch told us that her character was a baker originally, and her job was changed at the last minute to veterinarian. (Which could mean she gets to help look after some wounded monsters at some point, possibly.)

And David Giuntoli, who plays Nick, says we'll see a big conflict between Nick's monster-sensing abilities and his police duties. Nick will be getting clues from his Grimm vision that he can't use in his police work, because he can't explain how he knows stuff. He'll have to find ways to use actual police procedures to solve crimes, even when he already knows who did it. (In the pilot, he basically just keeps telling people he has a hunch, or not really explaining.)

Another bright spot: Caprica's Sasha Roiz plays a recurring role, which is oddly similar to the recurring role he's playing on Warehouse 13 right now. And Roiz told us there's going to be a lot of layers of mystery around his character, and we may not find out who (or what) he really is for a while. Talking about fairy tales, Roiz told us:

Citation :: They do run the gamut of various oral lessons — everything from respecting your elders to being able to recognize veils and various deceits. They are great for kids but they work on a whole differnet level [for adults in the 21st century.]

J'ai pas tout lu parce que, pour une fois (lol), j'ai pas envie de me spoiler. Mais j'aime le "early Angel feel" ^^ Et même si la série met du temps trouver son équilibre... bah j'ai envie de dire que c'est normal. Tant que le potentiel est là (ce que dit la review) ça me va ^^ De toute façon, mis à part quelques exceptions (SPN par exemple), les pilotes vont rarement parties des meilleurs épisodes des séries en ce qui me concerne.

Un 'tit résumé (si c'est le bon mot) du Comic Con:

Citation :: New supernatural thriller Grimm could scare up an audience on Friday nights this fall.

Grimm, which debuts Oct. 21 at 9 p.m. ET, will likely get a look from fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel as former Buffy writer/producer David Greenwalt and Angel writer/producer Jim Kouf are writing and executive producing the new series.

Greenwalt and Kouf premiered the pilot episode Saturday afternoon at Comic-Con. It quickly brought shrieks from the packed room when a coed jogger got brutally blindsided by a monster. "There are going to be dark and tragic things that will happen in the show," Greenwalt said in the discussion after the episode.

The series stars David Guintoli as Portland, Ore., police detective Nick Burckhardt, a modern-day ancestor of the Grimm brothers, who can sense the monstrous alter egos of some people. Crimes that he investigates with partner Hank Green (Russell Hornsby) have parallels to classic Grimm's Fairy Tales.

"Most of these fairy tales involve some kind of a crime," Greenwalt said. "In Cinderella, her sisters had their eyes plucked out. We try to find what the crime is and turn it on it's head."

Sujet: Re: Greenie revient ^^ Mar 01 Nov 2011, 14:01

'Tite review :

Not perfect, mais j'ai assez bien aimé ce pilote!

Je ne sais pas si c'est inconscient de ma part, sachant que Greenie est impliqué, mais j'ai définitivement ressenti some "Angel-vibe".

Enfin, wait&see. Oh, et mention à la photographie! J'adore ces couleurs saturées! Puis le p'tit chaperon rouge est un bon conte pour commencer! Et heh, j'aime déjà le camarade wereworlf repenti!

Oh, et loved la B.O! Sweet dream est une chanson que j'ai toujours adoré, tant l'originale que la version de Marylin Manson, et j'étais ravie d'entendre les 2! Surtout dans cet ordre!!!!

Sujet: Re: Greenie revient ^^ Dim 20 Nov 2011, 00:26

Citation :: Grimm Exclusive: Amy Acker to Play [Spoiler]!

Grimm? Ha — this news is positively joyful!

Sources confirm exclusively to TVLine that NBC’s freshman thriller has cast Angel and Dollhouse alum Amy Acker as the fearsome Black Widow.

Just how fearsome is she?

Well, most of the time, not at all — she’s Lena, your run-of-the-mill happy housewife. But, because she suffers from rapid-aging syndrome — wait, that’s not just a soap opera thing? — every five years, she has to leech the life out of three guys in three short days in order to maintain her appearance.

What? Like your beauty regimen is so much more respectable.

Anyhow, her episode will air in early 2012, so save some of that New Year’s Eve bubbly, huh? In the meantime, feel free to weigh in on her casting below. You know you want to!

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