Also, Netflix’s format meant we had an opportunity to reimagine a story that had originally been told in self-contained half-hour episodes as an ongoing serialized narrative. We’ll be able to see bending in a real and visceral way we’ve never seen before. VFX technology has advanced to the point where a live-action version can not only faithfully translate what had been done in animation - it can bring a rich new visual dimension to a fantastic world. The more I thought about it, the more intrigued I became. In a blog post released by Netflix, Kim talked about his love for the show, and how the idea of bringing this world to the streaming platform got him thinking: Kim has worked on several other TV shows before as a writer and a producer, including Sleepy Hollow, Nikita, ESPN Hollywood, and more, so it’s exciting to see him take on the challenge of adapting this beloved series. With the announcement of the main cast, it also came out that Albert Kim would be acting as showrunner, as well as executive producer, for the Avatar: The Last Airbender live-action series. Warner’s interest in reviving “Scooby-Doo” is the latest example of Hollywood studios looking to milk their preexisting properties, even those that have scarcely given moviegoers time to miss them.Albert Kim Will Be Showrunner For The Live-Action Avatar Series Though both movies were given the thumbs down by critics, the first grossed $275 million worldwide, and the follow-up took in $180 million. as blond jock Fred, Sarah Michelle Gellar as danger-prone Daphne, Matthew Lillard as slacker Shaggy and Linda Cardellini as brainy Velma. The mystery solving gang last appeared on the big screen in 2002’s Scooby-Doo and its 2004 sequel, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, which starred Freddie Prinze Jr. The studio is “starting from scratch,” with Randall Green penning a script, as reported by Deadline with the presumable exception of a CGI Scooby the rest of the movie will be a live action comedy. is seriously looking at bringing the cowardly Great Dane back on the big screen.
The last live action was nearly 10 years ago and Warner Bros. It’s been a while since we saw Scooby-Doo in flesh (well, not literally) but in a live action flick.
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