‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Reboot: James Marsters Says the Idea Is ‘Fabulous,’ Open to Playing Spike Again
TCA: The actor did note that if he was to return as the immortal vampire, some special effects would probably need to be involved.
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‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Reboot: Joss Whedon Reinventing Show, With African-American Lead
Joss Whedon is developing the new version with Monica Owusu-Breen (“Fringe,” “Lost,” “Alias”).
Joss Whedon Explains What Making a Web Series and Making a Blockbuster Have In Common
Amazon initially passed on the independent web series “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-A-Long Blog,” which has since made Whedon millions.
Zack Snyder Never Watched ‘Justice League’ Theatrical Cut, Warner Bros. Has No Plans to Release Alternate Version
Anxiously awaiting the release of the “Snyder Cut”? You’ll have to keep waiting for now.
Joss Whedon Bringing Epic Sci-Fi Series ‘The Nevers’ to HBO: ‘It’s Maybe the Most Ambitious Narrative I’ve Created’
Sources say HBO beat out Netflix to win the rights to Joss Whedon’s new science-fiction series.
Joss Whedon Still Loves His Controversial ‘Wonder Woman’ Script: ‘People Say It’s Not Woke Enough’
Whedon’s script leaked online in June 2017 and was accused of being sexist, but the director says he loved his idea for the film.
‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Doesn’t Need a Reboot, Even If Joss Whedon Is Involved
Fox might be open to bringing the cult favorite back to life, but some things are best left in the past.
‘Batgirl’: Why Joss Whedon Was the Wrong Choice, and Why His Exit Means Real Change is Here
The nerd icon’s exit gives us hope for more equal representation behind the camera.
Joss Whedon Exits ‘Batgirl’ Movie After Realizing He ‘Really Didn’t Have A Story’
Whedon has officially exited Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment’s “Batgirl” movie.
‘Justice League’ Originally Began on a More Comedic Note, but Warner Bros. Made Joss Whedon Change It
Whedon memorialized what could have been with a note reading “To Battles Lost.”
‘Justice League’: Why Joss Whedon is Only Receiving a Credit for Writing, Not Directing
The WGA’s decision to give Whedon a “screenplay by” credit indicates his substantial contribution is equal to at least 33% of the final product.
As Joss Whedon and Others Are Confronted By Their Treatment Of Women, Fandom Is Evolving to Listen
Whedonesque goes dark, Tig Notaro takes on Louis C.K., and the beloved Cinefamily is under fire. How fan culture feeds bad behavior — and has the power to starve it.
