American Gods series trailer

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8:21p, 7/22/16
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8:48p, 7/22/16
AG
My favorite Gaiman book along with Good Omens. I will definitely want to see what they do with it. Will also have to give it another read because it feels like it has been at least 10 years.
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In reply to AgHawkeye • 9:31p, 7/22/16
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amazing cast
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12:12a, 7/23/16
AG
Holy crap. Not gonna lie I didn't recognize any of the cast but that's just fine with me because they all look fantastic.
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12:30a, 7/23/16
AG
The trailer was pretty intriguing, and without any knowledge of the material, it looks like Devil's Advocate meets Supernatural.

Keeping it spoiler free, what would be a good synopsis or way to describe the book/show? (The back of the book didn't say much at all).
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In reply to agmrpink • 2:55a, 7/23/16
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The trailer was pretty intriguing, and without any knowledge of the material, it looks like Devil's Advocate meets Supernatural.

Keeping it spoiler free, what would be a good synopsis or way to describe the book/show? (The back of the book didn't say much at all).
The Gods of the Old world (Egyptian, Norse, etc), much diminished in power, face off against the gods of the new world who are more "worshipped" these days (god of technology, money, etc/, mixed in with a road trip across America.
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3:18a, 7/23/16
AG
My favorite Gaimen book. I am definitely hoping they do it justice.
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5:46a, 7/23/16
AG
Is that Lincoln from the 100? No wonder the killed him off! Great actor. Ricky Whittle


What's the premise?
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10:28p, 7/24/16
Just came across the trailer on Twitter. I know nothing about the source material but that's a damn good trailer.
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3:21p, 7/25/16
AG
Loved the book, really looking forward to this one.
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5:15p, 7/25/16


Gillian Anderson as Media
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3:11p, 2/23/17
AG
http://www.theverge.com/2017/2/23/14715164/american-gods-neil-gaiman-premiere-april-30th-starz

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The television adaptation of Neil Gaiman's best-selling fantasy novel American Gods finally has a release date. We've been eagerly waiting for news on the show, which will air April 30th on Starz.

The show is written by Bryan Fuller (of Hannibal and Pushing Daisies fame) and Michael Green (who co-wrote the dark new Wolverine movie Logan). It stars Deadwood's Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday, and The 100's Ricky Whittle as protagonist Shadow Moon. The show will run for eight episodes, and will first screen during this year's SXSW festival on March 11th.

Can't wait, unless too much time is spent on this:
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The show will take some liberties with Gaiman's novel, with his blessing back in December, we learned that the author helped invent a new character, Vulcan, as a way to address "America's obsession with guns and gun control,"
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3:23p, 2/23/17
I certainly hope the movie is better than the book. I don't know what it was but I had such a hard time liking the book. I think it may have been the pace was just way too slow for me.
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5:48a, 2/24/17
AG
Not a movie. Sounds like eight episode miniseries.
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In reply to Zombie • 8:50a, 2/24/17
AG
I am in the same boat. Finished the book a couple months ago. It was ok - not great, not bad.

I am interested in how the show is brought to "life" though and the cast is solid.
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Al Bula
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In reply to Zombie • 9:39a, 2/24/17
AG
Zombie said:
I certainly hope the movie is better than the book. I don't know what it was but I had such a hard time liking the book. I think it may have been the pace was just way too slow for me.
Thank you. I didn't get the acclaim for the book either.

The show looks interesting though.
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