Friday, March 7, 2014

Korean Actress Kim Soo-hyun (Claudia Kim) Joins the Cast of Avengers: Age of Ultron

One of the best aspects about comic-book films, particularly those from Marvel, is that even the trivial supporting characters has a great importance in the storyline, as they could make happen something bigger. A number of such supporting characters prove to be famous Marvel heroes; therefore, big actors are normally casted to play them. With Avengers: Age of Ultron getting ready to be filmed in South Korea in a couple of weeks, Korean actress Kim Soo Hyun (not to be confused with the other male actor Kim Soo-hyun), who is also known as Claudia Kim, has been announced to play what is expressed as a "substantial supporting role". She has officially confirmed her entry into the Marvel cast on Twitter and also shared her picture getting a bit more familiar with Marvel products:

“After a long wait, I’m happy to be back with great news. I have a lot to do ahead of me, but for now, the words ‘Welcome to the Marvel Universe’ are amazing and kind of overwhelming. I was a fan of Marvel Comics, and if you really like something, looks like fate can make it happen.” She tweeted.

However, an important detail regarding this news is still missing. It has not been confirmed so far that what kind of role she is going to play. The detail has been kept secret, as the Marvel officials think that they don’t want to spoil the film by giving away the identity of the character that Kim will play.

“Marvel always prohibits telling too much about the story. Her character is already decided and the scene is already written so we cast Kim Soo-Hyun, but we can’t let you know about her character. We only can say that her character is a substantial supporting role." A Marvel representative has told the Korean news site Osen.

The Korean actress has joined quite a big cast that not only comprises of key characters of original film (Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Mark Ruffalo as Hulk, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Jeremy Renner as Hawk Eye and Samuel L. Jackson), but also new Marvel’s characters including Elizabeth Olsen (as Scarlet Witch), Aaron Taylor-Johnson (as Quicksilver), Thomas Kretschmann (as Baron Wolfgang von Struker) and James Spader (as Ultron). Film Production is projected to be started over in few months, and film is all set to launch on May 1, 2015.

What are your views about Kim Soo Hyun’s casting in the film?

Biblical film “Noah” Has Been Censored In Some Middle Eastern Countries

Director Darren Aronofsky’s and Paramount studio’s next mega budget biblical film Noah has been censored in many parts of Middle East. According to several media reports, the movie boards of Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates notified Paramount that they will not allow releasing the film in their respective countries. More prohibitions are projected to happen, with Paramount’s sources apparently anticipating Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait boards to announce the similar verdict.

Russell Crowe has played the biblical prophet Noah, who perceives visions of a devastating flood and deems them to be indications from God and creates an ark to save his people and as many animals as possible. The Harry Potter star Emma Watson has played the role of the adopted daughter of Noah, while Anthony Hopkins plays sagacious grandfather of the prophet. In the meantime, Jennifer Connelly has played the role of Prophet’s wife Naameh.

The most prominent Sunni Muslim foundation Al-Azhar in Egypt has released a proclamation on Thursday reprobating the film story and declaring it to be an unacceptable adaptation for Muslims around the world. Al-Azhar, in their proclamation, mentioned that the film is ‘against belief and the basics of the Islamic [law]’.

According to a number of media reports, Paramount studio had already doubts that the film Noah could face distribution problems or might be banned in some parts of Islamic countries. Noah is recently projected to be launched on March 26 in Egypt, March 27 in Australia and March 28 in USA. But it's not only Islamic world that found the Biblical story odious, as Noah has also sparked debate in the whole USA and various religious communities has apprehensions about the film.

Paramount carried out many test screenings of a number of adaptations of the Biblical story during late 2013, and as per reliable media sources, the pessimistic feedback from the people at some of these caused disagreement between the studio and director regarding various key points. Nevertheless, in February it was declared that Darren's original cut, not any of the later changes, would be shown in the cinemas around the world.

Paramount is taking a great risk with this divisive film of around $130 million budget. According to a current survey of religious filmgoers, the religious believers would not be interested in watching "Noah". But Paramount slammed the survey as an erroneous misrepresentation based on the poll questions which did not straightly cite "Noah.”

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Idris Elba to Play Shere Khan (The Tiger) in the Warner Bros.’ film “Jungle Book”

With the Oscar winning director Ron Howard at the helm of the project, Warner Bros studio is progressively moving forward very fast to present a new version of Disney’s classic film “The Jungle Book”. The casting process has been started, and the first great news in this regard is that famous actor Idris Elba has been announced to provide his voice for iconic character and villain of the film Shere Khan. Idris Elba has shown his acting skill in both Hollywood film and TV shows. The Pacific Rim star is said to be in final talks with the studio to take the role.

As Shere Khan, Idris will not perform as a live-action character, as The Jungle Book fans know that Shere Khan is a deadly Tiger of the jungle and battles against various other characters in an attempt to kill Mowgli. Elba will just lend his voice for the Tiger character named Shere Khan who would want nothing more than to get a bite out of Mowgli. Idris Elba definitely has a very macho or manly voice.

He will prove to be a great voice actor, but I speculate whether or not motion capture technique will be used owing to the VFX team that is hired for the project. According to several media reports, Oscar winner Rob Legato, who earlier worked on special effects of mega budget films like Avatar, Hugo and Titanic, is managing the visual effects for the Jungle Book, which will most probably be used to generate all of the animals.

Warner Bros. is really moving very fast with this project as compared to its all other projects. A few weeks ago, it was announced that Ron Howard will direct the film after Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu turned down the offer to helm the project due to busy schedule. It seems that Warner Bros. is building things silently without creating any media fuss about it. The studio and production team are still searching for a perfect actor who will be the best fit to play the role of Mowgli, as well as hunt for the voice actors for the other characters of the Jungle Book including 'Baloo' the Bear, and 'Bagheera' the Panther.

With a promising director Ron Howard, who always lives up to the expectations of the fans, at the helm of this project, we can be sure that this upcoming film will live up to the legacy of the 60s classic Disney film.

What are your views about it?

Weeds star Mary-Louise Parker Will Play Lead Role in Upcoming TV Show “Feed Me”

Mary-Louise Parker, famously known for TV show “Weeds”, has been announced to play a lead role in NBC’s upcoming TV series “Feed Me”. The "Weeds" star will come back to TV show and join up NBC entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt. Mary-Louise has officially signed a deal to appear in NBC's half-hour comedy pilot Feed Me, as per a number of media sources. The 49-year-old star, who has fielded a number of proposals this pilot season, was circling the character almost four weeks ago.

According to the plot details, Mary-Louise will play the lead role of a women named, Ellen, a somewhat OCD wife, mother of 2 children and accountant who has to deal with everyday routine issues as per her own ways and whose advancement in her personal life is a challenge for the beloved family members around her -- including her spouse, parents and siblings, most of whom run restaurant business.

Sally Robinson, who is known for Dirt, Lifetime's Steel Magnolias reboot, and Iron Jawed Angels, has written the script according to the original idea. She will also serve as executive producer together with Paul Witt and Tony Thomas, who are known for popular TV series like The Golden Girls, Empty Nest, Blossom, and Beauty and the Beast.

NBC entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt, during his term, had presented the Jenji Kohan’s comedy Weed starring Parker as lead actress. For this role, she had grabbed 3 Emmy nominations and 4 Golden Globe mentions. She also won an award for her this character as pot-dealing mother. The latest TV character is likely to mark Mary-Louise Parker's initial TV show performance after Weeds completed its 8-season show last year.

Mary-Louise was among a number of other actresses who got numerous offers this pilot season. According to several media sources, Greenblatt provided her with a load of scripts to read in detail in a bid to enable the actress to work in collaboration with NBC.

Since finishing the Weeds, Mary-Louise -- who received an Emmy and a Golden Globe for outstanding performance under the category of supporting actress in HBO's Angels in America version, has recently appeared in several prominent films including Red 2 opposite Bruce Willis, R.I.P.D., Jamesy Boy and Behaving Badly. She lately finished the TV film Christmas in Conway. She was also nominated for Emmy for her roles in The West Wing and The Robber Bride.

What are your views about her casting in “Feed Me”?

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Paramount Modified the Marketing Content for Forthcoming Biblical Movie “Noah”

According to a number of reliable media sources, Paramount has organized a vast movement to win back the religious society's conviction and altered the marketing content of the film “Noah” almost seven days ago without informing director Darren Aronofsky.

Aronofsky, who previously helmed Paramount’s big budget project “Black Swan”, had no idea about it and actually he learned about it through some media reports, and was quite disappointed that he was not taken into confidence.

Paramount has not given any remarks about this story so far. The changes were reportedly made after several days of discussions between Paramount and the religious heads.

Aronofsky has said that he does not intend to spoil the film in any way, but he would not like the studio to do any undesirable changes to his imaginative idea. He has thoroughly perceived a film about Noah for more than a decade.

NRB board associate Phil Cooke, who has watched the film and talked to the studio about it, said to some reliable media sources that the provision was essential because of “the controversy in the Christian community about [Aronosfky's] telling of story.” Cooke has urged the religious society to be more sanguine about the motion picture, which is “more of an inspired movie than an exact retelling.”

Paramount and Aronofsky had already passed several weeks arguing which cut of the film must be included, as the studio examined a number of its own stories. The studio deems that it is following Aronofsky's idea, but the director considers that the studio is concerned about showing the accurate message to the Christian population.

According to some reports, a number of well-known Christian advocates and scholars have showed apprehensions about Aronofsky's version of one of the most renowned stories in the most holy book in the Western world from its origin. The condemnation started around a year ago, when an older adaptation of the story was disclosed. After going through a copy, Brian Godawa came up with an article debating Aronofsky's objective seemed to be turning the tale of “Noah” into an ecological allegory.

Since then, Godawa wants to watch the film, and clarified that his doubts were derived from the script and not the final film.

“I critiqued the script and not the movie,” Godawa said. “The religious community is highly particular about being literal with the bible. Sometimes the standard of literalness is not even biblical itself. They go overboard.”

Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston Wanted to Play Lex Luthor, But He Was Never Offered

Well, now it’s quite a surprise for Breaking Bad Fans that Bryan Cranston is actually very much interested in playing Superman’s arch-nemesis “Lex Luthor” and has recently revealed that how much he wanted to play this role in upcoming Batman vs Superman film. Cranston has made a huge fan-base around the world and won prevalent critical acclaim for his iconic role of Walter White in Breaking Bad. It has recently been revealed that he was greatly associated with playing the iconic comic book bad character in the sequel to Man Of Steel, but “Now You See Me” star Jesse Eisenberg seemingly beat Cranston for this role.

There were a lot of rumors recently regarding the choice of Bryan Cranston as Lex Luthor in Upcoming Man of Steel sequel. Many people thought that Bryan was first offered the role to play Lex Luthor prior to casting of Jesse Eisenberg. However, Bryan Cranston set the record straight about rumors on "The Howard Stern Show". He simply said that he would have welcomed the offer to play Lex Luthor, but the fact is that he was never offered for such role.

Talking to Howard Stern on SiriusXM satellite radio regarding the demand from a great number of admirers for his choice as Lex Luthor, Bryan said: "I was not involved in any of that whatsoever. Oh, oh, I would have welcomed it."

"In the minds of fans, it's true," he further said, citing the demands from admirers for him to be casted as Lex Luthor. "In the minds of the hierarchy of Warner Brothers, it's not true."

Director Zack Snyder has responded to critics about his casting selections in the movie and said: "We're casting according to what's happening in the script. We're hoping that leads to enough originality, enough perspective on what we’re doing that you get something fresh and exciting. I understand the canon. I’m not crazy. I know what these characters need from a mythological standpoint. I think Jesse is going to be an amazing Lex. Let's not forget he was nominated for an Academy Award. It’s not like I just grabbed my friend to play the guy! This guy's the real deal."

It was lately disclosed that launch date of Man of Steel sequel has been delayed once again by almost a year. It is now projected to be released on May 6, 2016. Previously, it was set to release in summer 2015.

Monday, March 3, 2014

Some Oscar 2014 Moments Which You Were not Able to Watch on TV

There was so much excitement about Academy Awards and Celebrities. From Pink's remarkable performance to Benedict Cumberbatch’s photobomb on red carpet and Ellen DeGeneres' record-breaking selfie with prominent stars, the night really was much fun for all celebrities as well as fans sitting at home watching the show on TV. However, so much entertainment remained hidden from the TV sets and you probably missed that.

The main doorway of the Dolby Theatre was full of A-list actors posing for photographers on the carpet. As celebs were asked to take their seats, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie talked with Christian Bale, who was also seen in a good mode having a fun time with Channing Tatum. “Almost Famous” star Kate Hudson hugged Camilla Alves as “The Hunger Games” star Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult gave a farewell remark to some celebs prior to entering the theater.

Best Supporting Actress of the night, Lupita Nyong'o, and Amy Adams were not the only ones who danced at Pharrell's "Happy" song. Brad also showed some moves and gave the Pharrell a big hug at the end of the song.

During a short break, Oscar-nominated star Leonardo DiCaprio and pop queen Lady Gaga expressed greetings with a kiss as they met near the stage. At the same time, we saw same interaction between Samuel L. Jackson and Liza Minnelli. Charlize Theron was also seen in humorous mode with Jennifer Lawrence. After a while, an announcement was made, "Clear the aisles and sit down now, please."

Oscar nominated actress Amy Adams was seen laughing with Naomi Watts prior to the beginning of show. Margot Robbie was seen enjoying white wine with a couple of celebrities while Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Emma Watson were looking like a very cute couple.

During the Dinner Time, Oscar-nominated star Julia Roberts was looking very comfortable with Meryl Streep and Better Midler. Midler told some reporters that she refused previous offers to sing at Oscars, as she was too panicky and tense to perform. Celebrities enjoyed champagne, Wolfgang Puck eats, grilled potatoes with caviar, salmon flatbread, sushi, chicken pot pie and chocolate desserts. In the Oscar’s artistic hall, Academy Award Winner of the night Matthew McConaughey requested whether or not he could take pictures of the process prior to a pal whipped out a mobile to take pictures.

Did you enjoy the Oscar event? What are your favorite moments of Oscar?

Bryan Singer Will Direct the Plot of Vince Gilligan’s Next TV Show “Battle Creek”

What happens when two great minds join forces for a particular TV show? Well, we are about to witness, as the director Bryan Singer has been announced to direct the pilot of “Breaking Bad” creator’s show “Battle Creek”, which is a drama about 2 detectives and has a order of thirteen episodes from the CBS network. Bryan Singer will also serve as an executive producer along with Mark Johnson.

Created and executive produced by Gilligan, Battle Creek revolves around the complicated affiliation between 2 very unusual detectives, as they make great effort to capture the criminals in their own unique ways. According to the plot details, the detectives have quite diverse world perceptions: one uses skepticism, slyness and trickery despite an absolute shortage of resources to crackdown the semi-mean streets. The other depends on gullibility, hope and a huge amount of resources to carry out his objectives.

Dean Winters (who is known for TV show “Oz”) will play the character Detective Russ Agnew, while Kal Penn (known for Harold & Kumar) will appear as “Detective Fontanelle” (aka “Font”). Russ is a realistic cop with no or low leniency for non-senses and criminals, and is always prepared to do whatever it takes to catch a number of violent and dangerous criminals. This bad-tempered approach has earned Russ a strong belief, but not precisely made him lovable to his colleagues. As it should be, FBI Agent Milton Bradley (yes, that’s in fact the character for which cast is yet to be announced) is Agnew’s unenthusiastic new partner, who has totally different mind and ways.

The other cast members are Edward Fordham Jr. (Key & Peele) as “Detective Aaron Funkhauser”, Janet McTeer (The White Queen) as “Commander Guziewicz, and Aubrey Dollar (666 Park Avenue) as “Holly.”

The X-Men: First Class director had also directed as well as co-produced the pilot for David Shore‘s successful medical TV show “House”, starring Hugh Laurie. Now they are teaming up again on CBS‘ Battle Creek. Bryan also works in the same aptitude on ABC’s imminent drama “Black Box”. Besides working on TV shows, he is almost done with his upcoming mega-budget, most anticipated film “X-Men: Days Of Future Past”.

Gilligan at first engaged Battle Creek to networks nearly ten years ago, but failed to work on the project. With several prominent awards under his belt for one of the all time favorite shows “Breaking Bad”, it’s not at all startling that CBS now grabbed the opportunity to work with him.

Scarlett Johansson is Pregnant, Expecting Her First Baby

Just 6 months after getting engaged with French journalist Romain Dauriac, The Avengers star Scarlett Johansson has bigger news to announce — she is five months pregnant, according to various media reports.

“I’m very happy,” the 29-year-old actress had said last month about her fiancé, who runs an innovative agency. “He’s my buddy.”

“Being engaged is an exciting time to enjoy and to really savor,” she added.

She was engaged with Dauriac in September after the 31-year-old Dauriac proposed her with vintage Art Deco ring. She was seen wearing that ring on that finger during a promotional campaign of her sci-fi film “Under the Skin” at the Venice Film Festival, and looked very happy with her future husband. Still, she was in no rush to tie the knot.

“I’m not doing any wedding planning,” she told to media reporters in January.

The hopeful couple had officially announced their relationship in November 2012; a while after Scarlett finished an about year-long relation with Nate Naylor – An advertising creative director by profession.

While fans are delighted for the 29-year-old actress and her future husband, they couldn't help but speculate how her pregnancy would affect her imminent film projects, particularly The Avengers sequel in which she is playing Black Widow.

The Oscar nominated star, who according to media reports is due in August, is recently getting ready for a promotional excursion for her most anticipated film “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”, and after completing promotional tour, she is scheduled to start working on Avengers 2: Age Of Ultron overseas on April 5.

A few days back, the “Her” star was seen shining as she posed beside her fiancé while on the red carpet of the Cesar Film Awards in Paris. While she seemed quite spruce, her stomach seemed to be bulging out a little bit, making the bottom fraction of her jacket to obtrude.

She currently appeared in the film “Lost In Translation” and was married to famous star Ryan Reynolds for three years prior to starting a relationship with Dauriac. She told to a media source that she has always been very optimistic to having babies.

“I would like to have my own family, that would be nice,” she said last month. “They say it's never the right time and I am sure that's true, but I think you have to plan it like anything else. At some point it is something I look forward to”.

“Gravity” Leads With 7 Oscar Awards at 86th Academy Awards

The Academy looked to be inclining more toward space drama "Gravity" for most part of the evening Sunday, eventually awarding 7 major Oscar awards to the film, counting the anticipated Best Director award for Alfonso Cuarón. But while the Academy was engaged in giving out awards to the Gravity for Best Original Score, Best Cinematography, Best Sound Mixing, Best Sound Editing, Best Film Editing and Best Visual Effects, it was keeping the evening's most important award – Best Picture of the Year – for "12 Years a Slave," making it the first movie to grab an Oscar for the Best Film that is directed by a black filmmaker Steve McQueen.

"Making a film can be a transformative experience, and I want to thank 'Gravity,' because for many of us making this film, it was a transformative experience," Cuarón — the first Latino winner as best director— said in award receiving speech. "And it's good, because otherwise it would have been a waste of time!"

Steve McQueen was very ecstatic on winning best film award. He shared the honor with the producers Brad Pitt (who also played a small role in film), Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Anthony Katagas and other team members of the film project. He said, "Not just to survive but to live: this was the legacy of Solomon Northup."

Lupita Nyong’o grabbed the Oscar award for the best supporting actress for “12 Years a Salve”, edging out brilliant nominees including Sally Hawkins (Blue Jasmine), Jennifer Lawrence (American Hustle), Julia Roberts (August: Osage County) and June Squibb (Nebraska). The film won third Oscar award under the category of “Best Adapted Screenplay”, which was accepted by John Ridley.

The biography motion picture succeeds over what has been one of the most competitive Academy periods in today’s retention; the Best film winner remained secret to the audiences until renowned star Will Smith tore up the envelope on stage at the Dolby Theatre.

"This is not a story about African-Americans, this is a story about America," McQueen said. "So race, of course, has something to do with it, but it's also about respect for people. It's all about learning from the past in order to move on into the future. This is a story about how some have survived through a horrible ordeal. Solomon Northup survived because of love."

So, what are your views about Oscar Winners and Losers?

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Barkhad Abdi – Who Played Pirate in "Captain Phillips" – is Struggling to Make His Both Ends Meet

The Somalian actor Barkhad Abdi, who not only became a much admired film star overnight but also an Oscar contender (from mere a Limo driver) due to his outstanding performance in Paul Greengrass's piracy/hostage drama "Captain Phillips", is reportedly struggling to make his both ends meet. Abdi has revealed to New Yorker that he made sixty-five thousand dollars for a $55 million Oscar nominated film. He is contending for Academy Award on Sunday under the category of Best Supporting Actor, but he can't meet his financial needs.

Barkhad has been extensively extolled for his brilliant debut performance as the frantic and violent pirate Muse, and even improvised the movie’s much admired signature line: “I’m the captain now.” But, according to a story published in New Yorker, he received only $65,000 for his role in $55 million budget film which earned more than $1 billion. Now, Abdi is financially struggling.

There’s no saying how an Academy Award can alter his life and can provide immense opportunities for more film projects. He has already grabbed a BAFTA award for best supporting actor, and is looking for his next film project.

After the shooting of Captain Phillips was completed, he started working at his brother’s cell phone shop in Minneapolis. But, he left the job when film was released.

“How I thought about it was, like, When the movie came out, reviews either gonna be good or bad,” he said. “Either way, I cannot be working here.”

When Abdi is in Los Angeles for the movie’s promotional campaign, New Yoker reports, he manages to survive on a per diem that he is allowed to use at the Beverly Hilton, where the studio has accommodated him. He is provided with a town car, but he cannot drive it whenever he wants, as the car is only for official promotional campaigns. It is quite sad to know that he still wears borrowed clothes.

Barkhad lately requested if he could be accommodated at a hotel near LAX, to live nearer to an old friend, who is a Somali taxi driver from Minneapolis and is willing to drive him places without any charges.

Still, it seems that his life is better than what it might have been without the “Captain Phillips”, as he still has hopes and opportunities for acting career in Hollywood. He was just 6-year-old when war started in Somalia, and rape and massacre were the usual incidents in Somalia. He was working as a Limo Driver when he heard about the announcement that Somali Actors are required for a film.

Diederik Van Rooijen Has Been Announced to Helm the Remake of “The Birds”

After profitably producing hit versions of a number of 80s classic films, Michael Bay and his Platinum Dunes banner are well-prepared to come up with a latest version of one of the classic suspense movie Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds” in collaboration with Peter Guber’s Mandalay Pictures. After quite a long search for the director of the film, Dutch director Diederik Van Rooijen has been finally announced to helm the project.

Michael Bay will also produce the project in collaboration with Guber and David Zelon. According to the plot of original film, a San Francisco socialite shifts to a small town in the suburbs of California that is abruptly attacked by a number of sorts of sinister flying violent birds. However, the plot details of the remake are still unknown.

Van Rooijen is very famous as a writer and director. He is well-known for writing and directing the Dutch TV show Penoza, which was much admired by the audience and was remade for American audiences as ABC's Red Widow. He is also famous for directing his foreign thriller film Taped, which is being considered to be remade for UK audiences by Sony. Doug Wick and Lucy Fisher, who is known for The Great Gatsby, are the producers of this project. “Daylight” is Diederik Van Rooijen’s one of the most recent projects.

Jonathan Herman has been announced to write the script of the new version of “The Birds”, while Universal Pictures executive vice president of production, Scott Bernstein will supervise the film development for the studio. Earlier, famous Hollywood actress Naomi Watts was in talks for years to play the lead role in the film, but she is no longer attached to this project.

In the original film, Tippi Hedren had played the lead role of Melanie Daniels along with Rod Taylor as Mitch Brenner. The casting process of the remake has not been started yet and it is not confirmed whether or not production team is in talks with any actor to play the role in the film. The production of the film is projected to start in a couple of months.

What do you think about the remake of “The Birds”? Do you think it will be able to live up to the class of 60s horror thriller?

Aaron Paul is in Talks to Reprise His Role as Jesse Pinkman in Spinoff “Better Call Saul”

We all know that Aaron Paul was emotionally attached with his character Jesse Pinkman and was very sad when Breaking Bad ended. He expressed his feelings about his character many times on stage and social media platforms.

“Jesse, I love you and you will always be a part of me. Thanks for the memories. Your friend, Aaron”, he tweeted when Breaking Bad ended. This tweet had gone viral and was retweeted more than seventy thousand time. It seems that Aaron still misses Jesse and is not willing to leave this character easily, and for this his fans are grateful.

According to various media reports, everyone's much loved assistant meth cook is being discussed to reprise his role as Jesse Pinkman in AMC's extremely anticipated upcoming Breaking Bad spinoff “Better Call Saul”, which will revolve around the treacherous lawyer Saul Goodman’s career and life.

Casting will be publicly started latterly this month, and production starts a couple of months later. The TV show is projected to be premiered in November this year. According to a number of media reports, producers had also approached to lead character of “Breaking Bad” Bryan Cranston to appear in some scenes as a cameo, and he will most likely do cameo. Though, AMC has not provided any confirmation in this regard.

During a promotional campaign for his upcoming film “Need For Speed”, Aaron substantiated that he is being considered to reprise his role in Better Call Saul.

"Anything Vince [Gilligan] is involved with, I'm there," Paul said. "I owe him my entire career. And the idea of jumping into the skin of Jesse Pinkman again in his lighter days—because it's all a prequel—it would be fun."

While both the lead characters Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston have want to appear in the follow-up, one of the main characters you most likely won't be seeing is Dean Norris, who played Walt White's DEA Agent brother-in-law Hank Schrader, as he has quite busy schedule and recently working on CBS' “Under the Dome”.

"I don't think they'll let me do a little cable show," Norris said. "I think that experience was that experience. I'm not a big fan of kind of revisiting something that has already been done. But I think it's going to be awesome. So I can't wait to see it."

So, are you excited to see your favorite TV show character Jesse Pinkman once again in “Better Call Saul”?