Fecha para la finale
Hoy me he enterado en avatarspirit.net de que se ha confirmado la fecha de emisión de los episodios que quedan de Avatar.
Como podéis ver en esta imagen, sacada de la revista de Nickelodeon, los emitirán la semana del 14 al 19 de julio en EEUU, siendo el día 19 el estreno de la final especial de dos horas. Hay que recordar que en Estados Unidos se quedaron por el 3x11, así que los únicos nuevos que veamos en España serán probablemente los del día 18 y 19.
Además, los jefazos de Nickelodeon y M. Night Shyamalan dieron una charla en una convención y hablaron de la película de Avatar, que planean estrenar en 2010. Entre otras cosas, hablan del casting y de conseguir una 'franquicia duradera' (palabras que me dan un poco de miedo).
During the presentation for The Last Airbender, Academy Award(R)-nominated writer/director Shyamalan commented, "Casting has begun and we've seen thousands of kids. I believe we've found the next superstars." In recounting his excitement about the project and how he got involved, Shyamalan recalled, "I called up my agent and said I have a movie I want to do. We phoned Paramount and Nickelodeon, and told them that we think they have the next STAR WARS."
Cyma Zarghami, President of Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids and Family Group, began the morning's presentation, touching on the strength of the Nickelodeon brand and future plans for the hit property. "We're tremendously excited about the growth potential as new audiences meet our hero in live-action form in The Last Airbender," she said. "[Nickelodeon] is developing initiatives to super-serve the show's hardcore super-fans in anticipation of The Last Airbender's premiere."
Also present were Paramount Film Group's President, John Lesher, and Paramount Pictures' Vice Chairman, Rob Moore, who voiced their anticipation of The Last Airbender. Both Lesher and Moore cited the film as "one of those rare event movies that moves audiences globally and ensures the franchise a long, prosperous future."
Nickelodeon & Viacom Consumer Products (NVCP) President, Leigh Anne Brodsky, closed the presentation remarking about potential future Avatar licensing and merchandising programs. "We're especially optimistic about this movie's prospects given The Last Airbender's already rabid, global fan base. The Last Airbender is a living, breathing, organic brand that's poised to explode, [and] our strategy is to work with partners who want to authentically build the brand around the globe."
Como podéis ver en esta imagen, sacada de la revista de Nickelodeon, los emitirán la semana del 14 al 19 de julio en EEUU, siendo el día 19 el estreno de la final especial de dos horas. Hay que recordar que en Estados Unidos se quedaron por el 3x11, así que los únicos nuevos que veamos en España serán probablemente los del día 18 y 19.
Además, los jefazos de Nickelodeon y M. Night Shyamalan dieron una charla en una convención y hablaron de la película de Avatar, que planean estrenar en 2010. Entre otras cosas, hablan del casting y de conseguir una 'franquicia duradera' (palabras que me dan un poco de miedo).
During the presentation for The Last Airbender, Academy Award(R)-nominated writer/director Shyamalan commented, "Casting has begun and we've seen thousands of kids. I believe we've found the next superstars." In recounting his excitement about the project and how he got involved, Shyamalan recalled, "I called up my agent and said I have a movie I want to do. We phoned Paramount and Nickelodeon, and told them that we think they have the next STAR WARS."
Cyma Zarghami, President of Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids and Family Group, began the morning's presentation, touching on the strength of the Nickelodeon brand and future plans for the hit property. "We're tremendously excited about the growth potential as new audiences meet our hero in live-action form in The Last Airbender," she said. "[Nickelodeon] is developing initiatives to super-serve the show's hardcore super-fans in anticipation of The Last Airbender's premiere."
Also present were Paramount Film Group's President, John Lesher, and Paramount Pictures' Vice Chairman, Rob Moore, who voiced their anticipation of The Last Airbender. Both Lesher and Moore cited the film as "one of those rare event movies that moves audiences globally and ensures the franchise a long, prosperous future."
Nickelodeon & Viacom Consumer Products (NVCP) President, Leigh Anne Brodsky, closed the presentation remarking about potential future Avatar licensing and merchandising programs. "We're especially optimistic about this movie's prospects given The Last Airbender's already rabid, global fan base. The Last Airbender is a living, breathing, organic brand that's poised to explode, [and] our strategy is to work with partners who want to authentically build the brand around the globe."