- ALAN TUDYK CON I AM A LEAF ON THE WIND MOVIE
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“Firefly” is based loosely on a concept first tested with Whedon’s own screenplay for 1997’s “ALIEN: Resurrection,” which saw the outlaw crew of a small transport ship, the “Betty,” getting caught up in a much bigger government conspiracy. The Betty was a rundown little ship doing off-the-books jobs to support her motley crew. Said motley crew included a morally dubious captain, a hired muscleman, a waifish android, a paralyzed mechanic and a dreadlocked weapons expert. Firefly, version 2.0: Jayne (Adam Baldwin), Kaylee (Jewel Staite), Shepherd Book (Ron Glass), Simon Tam (Sean Maher), Inara (Morena Baccarin), Mal (Nathan Fillion), Zoe (Gina Torres), Washburne (Alan Tudyk) and River (Summer Glau).
ALAN TUDYK CON I AM A LEAF ON THE WIND SERIES
The subsequent “Firefly” TV series would take those core characters of “ALIEN: Resurrection” and warm them up considerably, adding greater wit, vulnerability and charm.
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The morally dubious captain became the more lovable war veteran Malcolm Reynolds ( Nathan Fillion), the cool-under-fire weapons-guy became Mal’s fellow war vet turned first officer Zoe Washburne ( Gina Torres), the impish mechanic became the jokester pilot & Zoe’s husband Hoban “Wash” Washburne ( Alan Tudyk), the waifish android became sweet-natured engineer Kaylee Frye ( Jewel Staite), and the hired muscle became…well, hired muscle Jayne Cobb ( Adam Baldwin). Instead of transporting the human-xenomorph hybrid Ripley-8, the crew of the Firefly-class vessel “Serenity” were transporting registered “companion” Inara Serra ( Morena Baccarin), former-operative-turned-preacher named Book ( Ron Glass), and a pair of highly-sought after fugitives a traumatized, weaponized teenaged psychic named River Tam ( Summer Glau), who is under the care of her devoted older brother Dr. According to the DVD commentaries, Whedon wanted the ‘Firefly’-class spaceship to look like a meddlesome, pesky insect, in keeping with the crew’s knack for getting themselves into trouble.Ī botched rollout by the Fox TV network saw the episodes airing out of order, with the pilot episode airing last ( “Serenity”, not to be confused with the later feature film/subject of this article). With the network rapidly losing faith amid poor ratings, the final few episodes weren’t even broadcast in the series’ initial run, and “Firefly” was unceremoniously cancelled. This caused a huge uproar with the show’s passionate fans (“Browncoats”, aptly named after the losing side of a solar system-wide civil war), who petitioned the network to bring the show back. Long before Kickstarter, GoFundMe and Indiegogo were actual things, Whedon repackaged the return of the Serenity crew as a feature film for Universal, whose own rebooted “Battlestar Galactica” TV series (2003-2009) became a critical darling. It was hoped that if the film was successful, it might spawn sequels, or perhaps a return to the small screen.
ALAN TUDYK CON I AM A LEAF ON THE WIND MOVIE
Whedon held a touring series of fan-attended preview screenings of the film, which arguably cut into some of the film’s initial box office when it finally hit movie screens in late September of 2005, six months after its planned release for April. The film marked the feature film directorial debut of Whedon, who would later experience great success with 2012’s “The Avengers” (and the Marvel cinematic universe in general). The movie opens with a clever spin on the Universal Pictures’ logo, which uses its image of Earth in the story, showing a dying planet, as hundreds of spaceships flee the husk of their home world. The narration fills in some gaps for non-fans of the series, showing the settlement and terraforming of the faraway star system where the TV series was set. #I am a leaf on the wind firefly series.#I am a leaf on the wind firefly android.
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