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    Preacher is a go on AMC with Seth Rogan attached

    Zach WoolfBy Zach WoolfFebruary 7, 20147 Comments1 Min Read

    Attempts have been made for the last 15 years to create an adaptation of the Garth Ennis and Steve Dillion’s graphic novel Preacher, but now it seems it might finally happen as AMC has given the go-ahead to the This is the End team of Seth Rogan and Evan Goldburg.

    Names like Kevin Smith, Sam Mendes, Rachel Talaly and DJ Caruso have all made an attempt at one point to adapt the novel for screen, but AMC made the announcement yesterday that Seth Rogan and Evan Goldburg will be the two main heads to put Preacher on the screen.

    AMC is giving them a trusted guiding hand however in the form of Sam Catlin, who was a writer-producer for AMC’s Breaking Bad. I see this move as a positive one for Rogan and Goldburg as they don’t have the experience of running a day-to-day set of a television show like Catlin gained on Breaking Bad.

    What are your thoughts on AMC’s selection for creating a Preacher adaptation? Think it is a good choice to capture the tone of the Ennis and Dillion’s work? Sound off in the comments below!

    via Empire

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    7 Comments

    1. Rome on February 7, 2014 10:07 am

      Not to be THAT guy, but….

      I’ll believe it when I see it.

      I hope I will, but I doubt it in the same breath.

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    2. HipHopHead on February 7, 2014 10:12 am

      FINALLY!!! I would have preferred one of the uncensored cable channels (HBO, Showtime or Cinemax), but this is FAR better than a 2 hour movie.

      Does anyone know why it was/is so easy for the Walking Dead to have found a broadcasting home, but we had to wait for 15 years for Preacher to find a home?

      I hope the cast READS the source material to get the right feel for each character.

      Next: Preacher Digital Comic Sale

      Reply
      • @str8edg on February 7, 2014 10:28 am

        Zombie are HOT right now… dealing with God… I am surprised it is happening at all! Happy but still surprised! Maybe it got green lit due to the Vampire angle! :)

        Studio: WE NEED ANOTHER SHOW ABOUT VAMPIRES
        Guy: Well I read this comic call Preacher, it’s about Angels and Demons and this guy who has the power of God and his girlfriend who…
        STUDIO: I SAID VAMPIRES
        Guy: ya, ya they have a friend who is a vampire
        STUDIO: Then let’s do it!

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    3. @str8edg on February 7, 2014 10:15 am

      I love it…. I am just so afraid that they will mess it up. This is such a good book IMHO but it also has so much going on supernatural wise that I can see it turned into something just wrong.

      I will watch at least the first few episodes (ya right I’ll watch it all) I will keep my fingers crossed and hope for the best.

      I have been waiting for this so long. I think I may have re-read the whole thing again now

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    4. HipHopHead on February 7, 2014 11:53 am

      The run of Preacher by Ennis/Dillon contains vampires, religous reference, zealots etc., but was about relationships.

      I think AMC has understands this with The Walking Dead. The zombies and apocalypse are used to the stories of human relationships.

      I understand some of storylines must be tweaked to transition from sequential art storytelling to motion picture storytelling. Where some aspects of the Ennis/Dillon Preacher will not translate to the screen.

      For the vampire fans, I hope they keep Cassidy consistent with the source material. I hope the initial run is successful enough to have “special” episodes, including Saint of Killers, Arseface, Herr Starr, Jody and T.C. (Good Old Boys) and John Wayne.

      How cool would it be to animated instead of live action? consistent with Dillons art style?

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      • @str8edg on February 7, 2014 1:11 pm

        I never even thought about having it animated… that would be excellent!

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    5. b003 on February 10, 2014 11:12 pm

      Seth…..= god awful.

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