Ever since the 'Veronica Mars' kickstarter soared passed its $2 Million goal within hours of launching, the film became a fait accompli. Which made it unlikely that creator/writer/director Rob Thomas didn't already have plans for Kristen Bell and the rest of the cast. Now he's revealed some of the details of the upcoming movie.
Truly, the golden age for cancelled TV is upon us. Whereas a short time from now will see the long-awaited release of new 'Arrested Development' episodes on Netflix, it seems 'Veronica Mars' will soon return from the dead with an official movie as well! No mere pipe dream, Kristen Bell, creator Rob Thomas and the cast have opened up the 'Veronica Mars' movie with an official Kickstarter campaign to raise funds, shooting the film this summer! Find out how you can contribute to the 'Veronica Mars' movie inside!
We first took notice of Kristen Bell's particular brand of charmingly sassy and adorable in the television series 'Veronia Mars,' and we've loved her since with roles in films like 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall.' In today's Way Back When, we take a look at Bell before she was famous.
Given so many cancelled TV series in the last few years, and the flurry of resurgences that see shows like 'Arrested Development' returning from the grave, one name that hasn't gotten much play in recent years is that of a potential movie wrapping up the critically adored P.I. series 'Veronica Mars.' Series star Kristen Bell certainly hasn't been starved for work since its end, but what does she have to say on the progress of a movie?
While Pixar may get all the animation kudos as the being the best around, don't count out the original Mouse House and what they're still able to bring to the table. 'Tangled' and 'Winnie the Pooh' were bonafide hits for Walt Disney Animation, and 'Wreck-It Ralph' looks to be a sure-fire hit. Now they've got a new film in the works for 2013 that looks to be another cool cartoon.
Actor and writer Ken Marino ('Wet Hot American Summer') has a new web series on Yahoo! titled 'Burning Love.' The series is a spoof on the long-running dating show 'The Bachelor,' and we've got a look at the hilarious first episode.
The trailer for 'Hit and Run' has, well, hit the internet, giving us our first look at the new comedy written and co-directed by star Dax Shepard.
