Starz Greenlights Live Action TV Adaptation of Noir

Starz Greenlights Live Action TV Adaptation of Noir

Seems cable networks are starting to realize how lucrative the comic book/sci-fi/fantasy genre is. The latest animated series to get the live action treatment being the popular anime series Noir.

By selinakyle - Jun 21, 2011 05:06 PM EST
Filed Under: Starz
Source: Spinoff
It was reported last November that Sam Raimi and Rob Tabert were working on the TV adaptation but the series had no home yet. Deadline is reporting that Starz has officially picked up the project. Raimi and Tabert, who are also executive producers of Starz's Spartacus:Blood and Sand; Gods of the Arena will share executive producer titles on the new series. No casting news yet.



From Spinoff
Sam Raimi and partner Rob Tapert are developing a live action television adaptation of a Japanese crime anime about two female assassins who must work together to discover the secret behind their mysterious link. There is almost no way this won’t be awesome.

The series, Noir, ran for 26 episodes in 2001, and sounds like the assassin version of JJ Abrams’ Alias, with its two anti-heroines finding out that their lives are being run by a shadowy organization that’s at least a millennium old.




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