CW Teams With Diablo Cody & Greg Berlanti On Live-Action ‘Powerpuff Girls’ Series

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Mulan ” was the one that made the most sense as a live-action remake. Not that there haven’t been good and charming live-action remakes over the past decade — Kenneth Branagh’s “Cinderella” being at the top of the pack — but with most of them no matter how expensive or carefully executed or reverent to the source material, I usually walk out wishing I’d just watched the animated version instead.Part of that might be age.

Nicolas Cage has played a number of strange characters over the decades. Who can forget Castor Troy in “Face/Off?” Or Ghost Rider pissing fire in the superhero sequel ‘Spirit of Vengeance?’ Then, of course, there’s whatever the hell he was doing in “Season of the Witch.” But we can safely say that his upcoming role in the Amazon series “Highfire” might be his weirdest yet.

Netflix has revealed that it will be releasing its live-action Resident Evil TV series and shared some behind-the-scenes details.After much speculation, the streaming platform has agreed to a series of eight hour-long episodes based on the popular survival horror video game franchise.Andrew Dabb (Supernatural) will serve as showrunner, and Bronwen Hughes (The Walking Dead) will executive-produce and direct the first two episodes.The series is described as a brand-new story spread across two

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA live-action “Resident Evil” series has been picked up at Netflix.The streamer has given an eight episode order to the one-hour series, which is based on the Capcom video game franchise of the same name. Constantin Films, which produced the six-film franchise based on the games, will serve as the studio behind the series.

Variety, the girls are now ‘disillusioned twenty-somethings who resent having lost their childhood to crime fighting’.But now that the world needs them will they be able to put everything behind them and return to their superhero roots?The series is in development at American station The CW which is also home to Riverdale as well as classic teen dramas like Gossip Girl and The Vampire Diaries.Writers and executive producers Heather Regnier and Diablo Cody are currently working on the series,

The CW is headed to the city of Townsville. The network is developing a live-action update of Cartoon Network's Powerpuff Girls, with the three titular superheroes now young adults.

“The Powerpuff Girls” has become the latest animation to be given the live-action treatment.

The Powerpuff Girls,and it could be sugar and spice, everything nice, and a little bit of Chemical X. The potential show is based on the Cartoon Network animated series about three superpowered little girls who were created in a lab by their adoptive father, Professor Utonium, after he accidentally poured the mysterious Chemical X into a mixture while trying to create the perfect little girl.

Also Read: Latest Jim Carrey Cartoon Depicts Trump Supporter on Ventilator“The Powerpuff Girls” animated series originally premiered in 1998 and ran until 2005.

The CW is developing a live-action Powerpuff Girls series, according to Variety.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVArrowverse architect Greg Berlanti is ushering in a new group of superheroes at the CW.The network has put in development The Powerpuff Girls, a live-action series based on the original Cartoon Network animated series created by Craig McCracken. The project, featuring adult versions of the three kindergarten-aged girls from the classic animated series, hails from Diablo Cody (Juno, United States of Tara), Heather Regnier (Veronica Mars), Warner Bros.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“The Powerpuff Girls” could soon fly again. Variety has learned that a live-action version of the classic Cartoon Network series is in development at The CW.In the updated version of the series, the titular superheroes are now disillusioned twentysomethings who resent having lost their childhood to crime fighting.

Greg Berlanti says the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the plans for the next crossover for the Arrowverse.

Crisis on Infinite Earths event, the five-part crossover that brought together not only all of the CW DC superhero shows but also brought in comic nods, DC shows from other networks, and Ezra Miller's Barry Allen from the DC film universe. It was a bit of a coup to get Miller into the crossover for a brief, but iconic, scene with Grant Gustin's Barry Allen.