Netflix Telecoms about Daredevil and Jessica Jones will differ in tone
During the Television Critics Association, showrunner of the upcoming Marvel superhero series Jessica Jones, Melissa Rosenberg, stated that the two superhero shows on Netflix's streaming service - "Daredevil" and "Known as Jessica Jones" are very different from each other, despite being produced by the same studio. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. In particular, the screenwriter of the "Twilight" saga said the following: "The mythology of the universe is the same, but the shows look different. This is especially true of tonality. They are totally different from each other." Attending the meeting, Daredevil's release showrunner and executive producer Stephen S. DeKnight spoke in superlative terms about the upcoming series. The main role in which - a former superheroine experiencing PTSD and decided to open her own detective agency - is played by Kristen Ritter. Mike Coulter will also debut as another Marvel hero Luke Cage and then appear on his own Marvel show on Netflix. "Everything I've seen and heard about Jessica Jones is fantastic," said DeKnight, who is also a huge fan of Brian Bendis' superhero comics. – Brian has created a fatal, challenging and incredibly interesting character. This character has completely captured my attention. " Ahead of the show's premiere on at the end of 2015, Rosenberg already received a positive response from Bendis himself, which she says is a great honor. The Topic of Article: Netflix Telecoms about Daredevil and Jessica Jones will differ in tone. |
