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Wir brauchen einen eigenen Thread dazu. Anscheinend ist VM komplett zurück.
Inklusive den ersten Roman, welchen man bei Amazon bereits vorbestellen kann.
http://www.amazon.de/Veronica-Mars-...&qid=1392719042&sr=1-1&keywords=veronica+mars
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Inklusive den ersten Roman, welchen man bei Amazon bereits vorbestellen kann.
http://www.amazon.de/Veronica-Mars-...&qid=1392719042&sr=1-1&keywords=veronica+mars
The most recent issue of Entertainment Weekly (where Kristen Bell and Jason Dohring are on the cover) reveals that, after a test screening in October, Warner Brothers requested a Kristen Bell-narrated prologue. Their hopes are that the prologue will more easily introduce the Veronica Mars universe to newcomers in a simple and clear manner.
Entertainment Weekly also reports that Warner Brothers provided Rob Thomas with enough money to shoot a few extra scenes involving Veronica and Keith in response to the test audience wanting to see more of their interaction. These additional scenes are also reported to help clarify a few of the plot points. Their funding of additional scenes is really interesting considering that they wouldn’t originally do more than help promote the film. This further involvement may demonstrate their renewed faith in the series.
Entertainment Weekly’s story also discusses Rob Thomas and Kristen Bell will be gauging the success of the film and the odds of a follow-up film. “I know what number we’d have to hit to do it again,” says Kristen Bell, but she wouldn’t give the specific number because she’s optimistic that the film will be able to hit it. However, the article says that Veronica Mars will live on no matter how the film does. In addition to the novels, Rob Thomas and Kristen Bell state that they’re interested in low-budget Veronica Mars movies or even a Netflix series.
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