Skewed and Reviewed posted a new and brief interview with Babylon 5 producer J. Michael Straczynski, in which he talks about the possibility of a big screen Babylon 5 movie. Here is an excerpt.
"The first rule of subsequent storytelling is Do no harm to the original." he told the site "So in terms of the future, the only thing that would compel me to return to the B5 universe would be if WB came around and said "Here's enough money to make a Really Big Movie, go and write whatever you want." I
don't think the fans are owed more B5 sui generis, but I do think the fans might be owed more good B5. Ironically, WB never seemed interested in doing a big B5 movie just on its own terms, in recognition for what it is and was. But now that I'm suddenly doing all this movie work, they've started calling and saying, "So, how big a movie would it have to be for you to come back and make a B5 movie for us?" So we'll see."
http://trekweb.com/articles/2009/01/...ure-Film.shtml
"The first rule of subsequent storytelling is Do no harm to the original." he told the site "So in terms of the future, the only thing that would compel me to return to the B5 universe would be if WB came around and said "Here's enough money to make a Really Big Movie, go and write whatever you want." I
don't think the fans are owed more B5 sui generis, but I do think the fans might be owed more good B5. Ironically, WB never seemed interested in doing a big B5 movie just on its own terms, in recognition for what it is and was. But now that I'm suddenly doing all this movie work, they've started calling and saying, "So, how big a movie would it have to be for you to come back and make a B5 movie for us?" So we'll see."
http://trekweb.com/articles/2009/01/...ure-Film.shtml
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