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| Angel
The Series :Renouvellé ! Et
Spike Aka James Marsters :
membre
du cast pour toute la saison ! |
| Depuis
déjà une petite semaine, tout laissait supposer que Ats serait renouvelé
par la WB dans leur grille de programmes pour la rentrée 2003-2004.
Et bien voilà, aujoud'hui, le magazine Variety
annonce officiellement que Ats restera sur les écrans pour au moins une
saison de plus. Mais pour améliorer la journée des fans encore plus,
nous apprenons par la même occasion que James Marsters, qui a joué
Spike pendant 6 saisons de BTVS, rejoindra le cast de Angel, et comme membre régulier
durant toute la saison. James Marsters avait d'ailleurs déclaré
lors de la convention Vulkon de Cleveland qu'il
accepterait de reprendre son rôle de Spike, mais seulement en tant que membre
régulier du Cast.
Je pense que beaucoup d'articles et d'interviews
paraîtront cette semaine concernant le renouvellement d'Angel, j'essaierais
autant que possible de vous tenir au courant ! D'ailleurs, le transcript du pochain
chat avec Wanda (12/05/03, 8pm heure locale LA)
devrait couvrir ce sujet... | Ci-dessous
:
Les premières photos Promo de la saison 5 d'Angel
!
L'article
de Variety sur le renouvellement d'Angel Le
transcript en français de l'article de Variety
| Les
premières photos promo de la cinquième saison de Ats | |
HAUT
www.variety.com
"Warner Bros. TV's "ER" will remain open
on NBC until at least May 2006, while 20th Century Fox's "Angel" -- with new cast
addition James Marsters-- is taking flight for a fifth season on the WB.
[snippage of ER news] 'Angel' wings in As for "Angel," Frog has ordered another
full season of the Joss Whedon-creative skein and will air the show Wednesdays
at 9 p.m., with relocated hit "Smallville" as its lead-in. Frog has an option
for a sixth season.
What's more, Paradigm-repped Marsters has signed
on to reprise his "Buffy" role as punker vamp Spike. Other "Buffy" regulars may
also make guest appearances next season, while Whedon has vowed to write several
scripts and direct episodes of the show. Jeffrey Bell and Tim Minear will be exec
producers/showrunners. Charisma Carpenter, who plays Cordelia, is not expected
to return as a series regular.
"Angel's" recent ratings perfomance should
have made it a shoo-in for a renewal. Still, WB execs wanted to see how their
drama development turned out, and, more importantly, needed to hammer out a new
license fee deal with 20th. While "Angel" isn't a particularly expensive skein
to produce, it doesn't do very well in repeats, making it tougher for the Frog
to turn a profit on the show. "Until we knew at what price we could close a deal
for the series, as well as what the rest of our schedule cost, we couldn't make
the call," WB Entertainment chief Jordan Levin said.
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