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IGN Interviews Michael Shanks
Spoilers for the two SG-1 movies (said to be direct-to-DVD) are starting to emerge. The latest comes from an interview conducted by IGN TV with Michael Shanks, published December 18, 2006.
Shanks qualifies these spoilers with, Quite frankly that is as much as I know. I haven't even talked to the guys about it. They told us these pitches in September, so I haven't talked to anyone since then so that could've changed overnight, I have no idea.
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Movie 1: Robert Cooper's Ori Story
Written by Robert C. Cooper
Directed by Robert C. Cooper
Filming begins around April 15, 2007.
Shanks stated, "As much as I know about the story, the first one Rob is writing and directing has to do with wrapping up the Ori storyline, which is the storyline that has taken prominence for the last two years of the show. I don't know if he is going to wrap it up completely or bring it to some conclusion for the sake of the fans and the franchise, to bring that epic struggle to a close I don't know how he is going to do it in two hours but it will be pretty interesting to watch."
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Movie 2: Brad Wright's Time Traveling Story
Written by Brad Wright
Directed by Martin Wood (tentative)
Filming begins around June 1, 2007.
Shanks stated, "And Brad is writing one, as far as I know, is a bit more standalone that will involve some kind of time travel and has something to do with our main mustache twiddling villain Baal doing something in the past that alters…he basically finds a way to lift the stargate from Earth so the Stargate Program never happens, and I imagine the characters will have to go through some process to reset the clock and fix everything over the course of two hours."
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The movies might be running about two hours each. It isn't clear if this is the total running time (without commercials) or the time that they'd run if they were broadcast on television with commercials and without cuts.
Contract negotiations are just finishing up for the cast, but Shanks didn't specify which actors would be in each of the movies.
The information about the movies is from the third page of the interview. Along with the previous two pages, Shanks discusses his Women of Sci-Fi Calendar co-produced with Christopher Judge, the cancellation of SG-1, the 200th episode, and what's in store for the second half of S10 (spoilers), and reflects on his time with the cast and crew over their ten years of production.
IGN Interviews Michael Shanks
IGN Interviews Michael Shanks
Spoilers for the two SG-1 movies (said to be direct-to-DVD) are starting to emerge. The latest comes from an interview conducted by IGN TV with Michael Shanks, published December 18, 2006.
Shanks qualifies these spoilers with, Quite frankly that is as much as I know. I haven't even talked to the guys about it. They told us these pitches in September, so I haven't talked to anyone since then so that could've changed overnight, I have no idea.
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Movie 1: Robert Cooper's Ori Story
Written by Robert C. Cooper
Directed by Robert C. Cooper
Filming begins around April 15, 2007.
Shanks stated, "As much as I know about the story, the first one Rob is writing and directing has to do with wrapping up the Ori storyline, which is the storyline that has taken prominence for the last two years of the show. I don't know if he is going to wrap it up completely or bring it to some conclusion for the sake of the fans and the franchise, to bring that epic struggle to a close I don't know how he is going to do it in two hours but it will be pretty interesting to watch."
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Movie 2: Brad Wright's Time Traveling Story
Written by Brad Wright
Directed by Martin Wood (tentative)
Filming begins around June 1, 2007.
Shanks stated, "And Brad is writing one, as far as I know, is a bit more standalone that will involve some kind of time travel and has something to do with our main mustache twiddling villain Baal doing something in the past that alters…he basically finds a way to lift the stargate from Earth so the Stargate Program never happens, and I imagine the characters will have to go through some process to reset the clock and fix everything over the course of two hours."
Other Details
The movies might be running about two hours each. It isn't clear if this is the total running time (without commercials) or the time that they'd run if they were broadcast on television with commercials and without cuts.
Contract negotiations are just finishing up for the cast, but Shanks didn't specify which actors would be in each of the movies.
The information about the movies is from the third page of the interview. Along with the previous two pages, Shanks discusses his Women of Sci-Fi Calendar co-produced with Christopher Judge, the cancellation of SG-1, the 200th episode, and what's in store for the second half of S10 (spoilers), and reflects on his time with the cast and crew over their ten years of production.
IGN Interviews Michael Shanks