Offen ( Jade Armor) is serving as showrunner, co-producer and voice director for the series, with Zero Gravity’s Glass House Studios supplying the animation. Keenspot is currently producing a series adaptation of the comic series Grubbs by Max Weaver, which features the voices of Wil Wheaton, Jerry O’Connell, Jodie Sweetin, Jaleel White, Jason Marsden and Debi Derryberry. Now a top indie publisher in comic book stores worldwide, with direct market sales often on par with competitors like Archie Comics, Keenspot also has a book line distributed exclusively by Simon & Schuster. The company behind the source material, co-founded by CEO Chris Crosby, which has Bobby Crosby serving as President, launched as a pioneering publisher of webcomics in the year 2000, racking up billions of impressions on its website, and ultimately branching out into print. Zero Gravity Signs 'Endangered' Collaborators Drew Walkup, Adam Armstrong & Marcus DeVivo Actor Matt Raymond Inks With Cultivate Zero Gravity Management Signs 'Narcos' & 'End Of Watch' Actor Maurice Compte
All rights reserved.Paradigm Signs Sundance Prize-Winning ‘Mutt’ Actor Lío Mehiel Marry Me debuted in theaters over the weekend, grossing $8 million for a third-place finish.Ĭopyright © 2022, ABC Audio. So I like that… especially that it’s mine.” “It feels a lot more original than most movies Hollywood is making nowadays. And I’m glad is based on something… A somewhat obscure webcomic,” he said. Rogers wrote the Marry Me screenplay and, although it deviates from “the original concept” - for example the main characters were aged up and renamed - Crosby is “glad” the journey is complete. Lo became interested” and the rest is history. Crosby felt the story “worked better with a female singer.”Ĭrosby credits Transformers writer John Rogers for getting the ball rolling after “walking by my San Diego Comic-Con booth in 2008 or 2009… and ‘Hey, what’s this?'” Rogers would check in periodically on Marry Me‘s availability after that and he asked to option it “in late 2012.” Soon enough, “J.
“They could just see the movie.”Ĭrosby adds he “didn’t shop” Marry Me to studios: they “came to me.” He admits, “Early on, I was really picky,” rejecting pitches that took too many liberties, such as in 2009 when Nicolas Cage wanted Justin Timberlake to play the role that eventually went to Lopez. Marry Me debuted February 14, 2007, and Crosby tells ABC Audio he knew his story had movie potential - the “early URL” was - because “there was always a great reaction” when people heard the plot. Bobby Crosby had an idea in 2001 when watching a televised concert and seeing fans holding up signs asking the singer to marry them: What would happen if that worked? That, he says, became the basis for his webcomic Marry Me, now a movie starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson.
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