The already excellent casting on Amazon’s upcoming Neil Gaiman adaptation, Good Omens, just got a little bit gooder, with Variety reporting that recent Oscar-winner Frances McDormand has signed on to play the voice of God in the end-of-the-world comedy/drama. Gaiman made the announcement today himself, at the show’s…
Amazon’s adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s Good Omens just received another positive sign, with Variety reporting that Nick Offerman has joined the cast. The story says he’ll be playing an American diplomat living in England with his son, Warlock, who is believed to be the Antichrist. As the main plot…
American Gods season two isn’t the only Neil Gaiman TV adaptation on the horizon at the moment; Amazon has been working for a while now on a version of Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s collaborative apocalypse comedy Good Omens, with occasional details—like the top-notch casting of Michael Sheen and David Tennant as the…
Neil Gaiman adaptations are all over TV and streaming platforms now—on the heels of the first season of American Gods, the author wrote the short anthology series Likely Stories, which is based on some of his lesser known stories, for Shutter. Amazon also seized on the horror-fantasy momentum, ordering an adaptation…
Amazon must have just entered eighth grade, because that’s usually around the time budding young nerds finish up the Hitchhiker’s Guide series, are told, “Hey, if you liked those, check this out,” and are handed a copy of Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s comic novel Good Omens. But unlike the rest of us, Amazon has…
American Gods is heading to Starz this year, but Amazon also wants a piece of Neil Gaiman. The streaming service announced today that it has ordered a show based on Good Omens, Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s comedic novel about end times. The six-part series, consisting of hour-long installments, will debut in 2018, and…
According to The Guardian, Neil Gaiman has revealed that he’s going to be personally writing a TV adaptation of Good Omens, the apocalyptic comedy novel he wrote in 1990 with iconic fantasy author Terry Pratchett. Gaiman made this announcement at a memorial event for Pratchett—who died in March of last year—in London,…
Neil Gaiman’s continued efforts to dominate all media, everywhere, and usher in a shaggy-haired singularity—where all is peaceful, and all are Gaiman—has taken another step forward. Joining the many, many other Gaiman adaptations in the works, the author’s apocalyptic comedy novel Good Omens, which he co-wrote with …
