Those Arrested Development movie rumors just won’t go away… mostly because the cast won’t quit spreading them. E Online caught up with Jason Bateman who took the opportunity to once again plant the notion in our heads that a film may be possible.
This time Bateman says, “I can confirm that a round of sniffing has started.” I’m not sure what sniffing mean, but it’s better than utter disinterest.
Also talking movie is Jeffrey Tambor, who went on XM Radio and revealed that Ron Howard is actively investigating the possibility of a movie. He claims Howard approached him personally to see if he’d be up for an Arrested Development flick. His answer? “I love doing that.” Tambor is ready to go, Bateman wants more, and it sounds like Ron Howard is pushing this thing as well. Arrested Development: The Movie may indeed be a reality. Or it may be another cancelled TV show that only a handful of people care about with a cast that has nothing better to do than try to create jobs for themselves by pumping up their past work and all of this is wishful thinking.
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It's sad to see how much real life advertising I've done for this show. Fox should have payed me. I have made a lot of fans of this show by word of mouth. With the thought of a movie, I couldn't be more excited. AD is like a movie I can watch, over and over without getting sick of it. If you can find a better cast/story/style of humor than this, please let me know because I don't think it is possible. It might be too late to save our Bluths on television, but come on people, lets make this movie happen.
Actually. I am not sure if it's too late. I am myself a fan who got into the show by words of mouth, and since has been doing voluntary promotion for the show to pretty much everyone i know. I am proud but also somewhat ashamed of the number of times i watched the full 3 seasons. This is quite easily my favourite show of all time....
and though i dont know the numbers it has got to be up there in sale #s since it's always on the front shelves in stores. although i wish it comes back in tv format so there's are a lot more hours to be rewatched again and again, a movie is definitely good news too. and i, along with many people i know, will go to the theatre in the first chance we got to make up for not supporting the show while it's on tv....
Maaaan, Josh you only say that because you either didnt like/didnt watch the show... Some peiople thought it was brilliant Aand well-written and often dark and off-color. I am one of those people. The only thing i agree with is that maybe this is a bit too late? I mean, the show right up to the very end tied itself up in a nice little bow, brining what happened to George in the first episode right back to Lucille, and rightly so.
I wish they had a better shot at staying on the air, but they didnt make it and thats a damn shame.
I just wonder if now its too late to recapture that magic?
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