Collider.com has reported that Summit Entertainment and E1 Entertainment have just announced screenwriter David Hayter (Watchmen, X-Men and X2 ) will be writing and produce a pilot script for a TV version of Push.
Rob Friedman and Patrick Wachsberger of E1 Entertainment had this to say...
“The concept behind the Push feature film offers a broad and rich canvas on which to extend the storyline and characters introduced in the feature film,”
“The project is also the perfect vehicle to initiate Summit’s plans of producing programming for the global television marketplace. The opportunity to do this with our trusted partners at E1 re-enforces that this is the right opportunity to grow Summit’s platform.”
The movie starring Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning was about a group of young Americans with telekinetic and clairvoyant abilities hiding from a U.S. government agency. They must use their different talents and band together for a final job enabling them to escape the agency forever.
To be honest i hated this film and it was a'Push' for me to watch to the end, saying that i can see promise as a tv show sice i cant see a aequel ever being made....especialy with the $50 million worldwide box office it received...ouch!!
"Why write an article on a movie you hated" i hear you say!! .....well mainly cus my brain exploded when i realised the co-writer of many CBM's David Hayter played Sean Barker in Guyver: Dark Hero ....yay lol
Teabag out :P
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