Dead Like Me (film)

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Dead Like Me
Directed by Stephen Herek[1]
Produced by Hudson Hickman
Craig Roessler
Sara Berrisford[1]
Written by John Masius
Stephen Godchaux[1]
Starring Ellen Muth
Callum Blue
Jasmine Guy
Henry Ian Cusick
Sarah Wynter
Distributed by MGM
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Dead Like Me is a direct-to-DVD movie developed by MGM.[2] It is based on the Dead Like Me television series (2003–2004).

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[edit] Plot

Set two years after the series ended, some time during those two years Rube left the other reapers, whether for his retirement or for better co-workers it is unknown. The Reapers left meet a new head reaper, Cameron Kane (Henry Ian Cusick) a "slick business man who couldn't care less about helping the newly dead," and George (Ellen Muth) reconnects with her sister Reggie (Britt McKillip) when she has to reap her new (and secret) boyfriend, Hudson Hart's (Jordan Hudyma) soul. Daisy (now played by Sarah Wynter) is attracted to Cameron, who helps her get a role in After the Fall. Daisy, in a bid to gain the leading role, injures the lead actress and due to the stress turns to alcohol, even for the performances.

[edit] Cast

[edit] Production

[edit] Casting

In June 2007, a casting call for the role of Daisy Adair, formerly played by Laura Harris, who was unable to reprise due to commitments with Women's Murder Club, was posted on an entertainment industry website. It noted that John Masius wrote the film and all but confirmed that Mandy Patinkin, who starred in the original series, is not in the film. In August 2007 it was confirmed that Sarah Wynter has taken over the role of Daisy Adair from Laura Harris, while Henry Ian Cusick will play a new character named Cameron Kane.[3] Sarah Wynter and Laura Harris played sisters on season 2 of 24.

[edit] Release

The film's release date was set for July 2008[4]. It has now been set back to some time in 2009.[5]

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c Dead Like Me (2008) (V) - Full cast and crew
  2. ^ "MGM Announces SF DVD Slate", Sci Fi Wire, SciFi.com, 18 April 2007. Retrieved on 2007-05-17. 
  3. ^ McNamara, Mary (2007-08-06). MGM Resurrects Dead Like Me. TV Crush. Multichannel News. Retrieved on 2007-08-08.
  4. ^ So much going on!. Just Push Play (2008-01-28). Retrieved on 2008-03-27.
  5. ^ Dead Like Me Movie Set Back… D’oh!!. deadlikememovie.com (2008-04-15). Retrieved on 2008-04-20.

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