![]() “We have an outstanding creative team and are excited to be ![]() “Laurell has created a fascinating heroine in Anita Blake and we quickly recognized the onscreen potential for this vivid character,” said Kevin Beggs, Lionsgate’s president of television “Anita Blake fits perfectly with our successful original programming.” That there is a clear demand for films that delve into provocative topics and nothing is moreĬlassically provocative than vampire lore” said Jennifer Caserta, EVP and general manager of The popularity of the network in this demographic indicates IFC is appealing to its core base of men ages 18-34 whoĪre looking for vampire content. “‘Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter’ marks the first time in IFC tv’s history that we have created aįictional feature film for the network. Unique take on the genre the type of approach that defines our brand." "Anita Blake on IFC will offer a fresh and ![]() Shapiro, president of IFC tv and Sundance Channel. “This unique partnership with Lionsgate, After Dark, Laurell and Glen continues IFC tv'sĬommitment to provide groundbreaking content that you cannot find anywhere else” said Evan I can’t wait to see what we can create together.” “After Dark Films, Lionsgate and IFC all push the boundaries on film. “I’m thrilled to be bringing my characters and world to television for the first time,” stated String of romantic and political relationships which include a master vampire and an Alpha Variety of paranormal mysteries, come to terms with her own abilities, and navigate a complex Tough, sexy and independent, Blake battles the supernatural as she attempts to solve a Blake also works as a police consultant investigating preternaturalĬrimes. Street-savvy, down-to-earth vampire hunter with a lousy dating life and a penchant for bringingĭead people back to life. Mixing mystery, fantasy, and horror, the film will center on the character of Anita Blake, a The next highly anticipated Anita Blake novel, SKIN TRADE, hits shelves June 2, 2009. Seven of the novels have made the New York Timesīestseller list and the most recent one, "Blood Noir," debuted at #1 on the list on June 15, 2008. Than 6 million copies in print worldwide. There areĬurrently 16 books in the series, all published in the US by Penguin Group (USA), with more Rights were acquired from Hamilton’s agent, Merrilee Heifetz of Writers House. Producer, the movie begins production this summer. Adapted by Glen Morgan ("X-Files," "Final Destination"), who also serves as executive Series of best-selling paranormal fantasy novels and produced by Lionsgate and After Darkįilms. Hamilton’s Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter,” based on Hamilton’s NEW YORK, NY – Ma– IFC tv announced today it has greenlit its first originalĮvent telefilm, “Laurell K. IFC tv GREENLIGHTS ORIGINAL EVENT TELEFILM The full press release was posted by series author Laurell K. I can't wait to see what we can create together." "After Dark Films, Lionsgate and IFC all push the boundaries on film. ![]() "I'm thrilled to be bringing my characters and world to television for the first time," stated Hamilton. Tough, sexy and independent, Blake battles the supernatural as she attempts to solve a variety of paranormal mysteries, come to terms with her own abilities and navigate a complex string of romantic and political relationships which include a master vampire and an Alpha werewolf. Blake also works as a police consultant investigating preternatural crimes. ![]() Mixing mystery, fantasy, and horror, the film will center on the character of Anita Blake, a street-savvy, down-to-earth vampire hunter with a lousy dating life and a penchant for bringing dead people back to life. Adapted by Glen Morgan ("X-Files," "Final Destination"), who also serves as executive producer, the movie begins production this summer. Hamilton's Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter," based on Hamilton's series of best-selling paranormal fantasy novels and produced by Lionsgate and After Dark Films. We've proud to announce we've greenlit our first ever original telefilm, "Laurell K. On April 3, 2009, IFC put up an announcement on their website: IFC targeted the movie to its core base of men ages 18-34. The movie was being adapted by Glen Morgan, with plans to begin filming in the summer of 2009 and release in 2010. IFC teamed with Lionsgate for the adaptation. In March 2009, IFC Cable network announced an adaption of the series as its first-ever theatrical-length movie production. ![]()
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