MonnoM
10-06-17, 12:14 AM
http://comicbook.com/tv-shows/2017/10/04/v-for-vendetta-live-action-tv-series/
"It has been more than a decade since V for Vendetta’s live-action movie debuted, but the industry may not be done with the graphic novel just yet. According to a new report, it looks like a TV series is being developed for the acclaimed series.
Earlier today, Bleeding Cool's Rich Johnston wrote up a scoop he claims to have learned about V for Vendetta. The reporter says the site has “confirmed with industry sources” that Britain’s Channel 4 is developing a live-action series based on V for Vendetta.
There’s no confirmation about the series from either DC, Warner Bros., or Channel 4 about the series. However, fans do seem intrigued by the adaptation’s prospects.
If you are not familiar with Channel 4, the network houses several well-known series. The broadcaster developed shows like Humans, Black Mirror, Misfits, and more. The UK’s lax censorship laws would also allow V for Vendetta to show more than a U.S. adaptation would on basic cable, and the series would need that explicit allowance."
"It has been more than a decade since V for Vendetta’s live-action movie debuted, but the industry may not be done with the graphic novel just yet. According to a new report, it looks like a TV series is being developed for the acclaimed series.
Earlier today, Bleeding Cool's Rich Johnston wrote up a scoop he claims to have learned about V for Vendetta. The reporter says the site has “confirmed with industry sources” that Britain’s Channel 4 is developing a live-action series based on V for Vendetta.
There’s no confirmation about the series from either DC, Warner Bros., or Channel 4 about the series. However, fans do seem intrigued by the adaptation’s prospects.
If you are not familiar with Channel 4, the network houses several well-known series. The broadcaster developed shows like Humans, Black Mirror, Misfits, and more. The UK’s lax censorship laws would also allow V for Vendetta to show more than a U.S. adaptation would on basic cable, and the series would need that explicit allowance."