Veronica Mars - maybe?
After several months of no new news rumours of a potential Veronica Mars movie have re-emerged...
(from the article)
Ever since Veronica Mars went off the air in 2007 -- after a too-brief run of two seasons on UPN followed by a third on the CW -- rumours have swirled that the series would eventually migrate to the big screen. It's no longer a rumour: series creator Rob Thomas revealed he is currently working on a screenplay.
The series -- which follows the exploits of a teenage gumshoe -- has a rabidly loyal fan base (of which I am one) which has been clamoring for a conclusion to the series, which ended with several loose ends.
Reports Natalie Abrams:
Although previously reported that the movie would give fans a taste of Veronica solving crimes in college, Thomas clarifies: "I think it would open just days before Hearst College graduation, so Veronica would be at the end of her college career." As for where she'll go from there, Thomas hasn't quite nailed that down, but has plenty of ideas. "[The story is] 70 percent broken in my head. I've been struggling with one plot point, and I'm hopeful [that I will] figure that out. On the dry-erase board at my house there are Veronica Mars plot points that I want to see, so it is at least there."
(from the article)
Ever since Veronica Mars went off the air in 2007 -- after a too-brief run of two seasons on UPN followed by a third on the CW -- rumours have swirled that the series would eventually migrate to the big screen. It's no longer a rumour: series creator Rob Thomas revealed he is currently working on a screenplay.
The series -- which follows the exploits of a teenage gumshoe -- has a rabidly loyal fan base (of which I am one) which has been clamoring for a conclusion to the series, which ended with several loose ends.
Reports Natalie Abrams:
Although previously reported that the movie would give fans a taste of Veronica solving crimes in college, Thomas clarifies: "I think it would open just days before Hearst College graduation, so Veronica would be at the end of her college career." As for where she'll go from there, Thomas hasn't quite nailed that down, but has plenty of ideas. "[The story is] 70 percent broken in my head. I've been struggling with one plot point, and I'm hopeful [that I will] figure that out. On the dry-erase board at my house there are Veronica Mars plot points that I want to see, so it is at least there."