Thank Heavens: New 'American Gods' Trailer
Neil Gaiman's American Gods is coming to Starz in 2017, and we've got a trailer.
American Gods follows Shadow, a man released from prison who finds himself embroiled in a battle between old gods and new. Old-school gods versus millennial gods, if you will.
The book's twisty plot and tight prose won Neil Gaiman the Hugo, Nebula, Bram Stoker, and a boatload of other awards in 2002.
As for the TV version, the series stars Ricky Whittle, Emily Browning and Ian McShane, and further down the cast list you'll find Cloris Leachman, Dane Cook, Peter Stormare, Gillian Anderson and Crispin Glover.
As for the production, Neil Gaiman said that the first season of American Gods only covers about the first third of the novel, and there's plenty of stuff left for further seasons.
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Dane Cook?
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I don't WANT to believe it.
The book definitely has a Dane Cook-ish character. He'll fit right in with his ... style, or brand, of ... I guess we call it comedy? delivery?
Just messing, I like him. He'll work the part well.
Aesthetically it is very close to how I viewed the book. Excited for this.
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