A 'Party Down' movie has been talked about for months, but now series co-creator Rob Thomas is saying there are talks going on to reunite the cast on the big screen.
"People are talking to us about doing a Party Down movie, and we are pretty far down the deal-making process with that," Thomas said during the 'Party Down' marathon event at the Alamo Drafthouse.
"We're hopeful that there will be a 'Party Down' movie. Ideally, if it works out, we could be shooting in television hiatus time next spring," he said. "So hopefully that deal will close, and we'll all tweet about it when it does."
'Party Down' isn't the only Thomas creation with a long-rumored flick in the works. You all remember the saga known as the 'Veronica Mars' movie?
A 'Veronica Mars' movie was on, then off, then back on -- sort of -- with Kristen Bell saying she'd finance the film ... if only Warner Bros. would let her.
Last November, Warner Bros. set up an email address for fans to email in support of a 'VM' film. Since then, there's been little word regarding the status of this pipe dream.
Source: AOLTV
Imagine 90-minutes of Party Down goodness! Rob Thomas cancelled series made into movies are like The Loch Ness Monster or the Jackalope - mystical and elusive treasures that are more rumor than reality!Hey if it happens I'm first in line. Great idea.
ReplyDelete*face palm* i didn't even know Rob Thomas was the creator. Really have to catch up to this on Netflix. As for movies, well, if Arrested D becomes a movie I think a lot of other shows would get a chance. Fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteYou should check it out! Veronica Mars stars and guest stars are in a lot of episodes... well every episode since "Dick Casablancas" is one of the catering team members.
ReplyDeleteI will literally die a little if an Arrested Development movie ever gets made and released.
I really loved Party Down. I'd be great if there'd be a movie! Party Down was such a good show, funny, hilarious.. just indescribable :D
ReplyDeleteOne of the best ensemble comedy sitcom casts ever on one of the most underrated sitcoms ever. Serious talent!
ReplyDeleteId love it!!!
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