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Alien: Earth creator explains how and why the series differs from the films
New Disney+ series Alien: Earth is the first series in the Alien franchise, which has been around for 46 years and which has already featured seven movies. The series comes from Noah Hawley, who has experience expanding a film out to be a series, having created the series Fargo, based on the Coen brothers' 1996 movie.
'Alien: Earth' review: Movie franchise comes to TV with mostly entertaining results
MY SAY In spite of that famous source material (xenomorphs!) and pedigree (Hawley), "Alien" fans may want to temper their expectations here. Foremost, "Alien: Earth" is not the movie or even a movie, but a series full of character exposition and backstory. With eight hours to fill, the pacing can be unhurried too.
"Alien: Earth" features so many gory practical effects that Sydney Chandler didn't realize one of the extras was a real ...
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'Alien: Earth' creators Noah Hawley and David W. Zucker want to 'mimic the feeling of discovery' you felt when watching the original (exclusive)Ahead of Alien: Earth's two-episode premiere, we talked to series creator Noah Hawley and executive producer David W. Zucker.
Earth, is bringing back the Alien franchise. The series' storyline takes place two years before the events of the Ridley Scott film, Alien.
Sydney Chandler, Timothy Olyphant, and Alex Lawther star in the FX series created by Noah Hawley, which starts August 12.
Before our titular space monster skitters into the picture, “Alien: Earth” places before us the ages-old mankind versus ...
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The Alien movies remain some of the scariest films ever made, especially the very first created by Ridley Scott back in 1979. The xenomorph stalked many people's nightmares the same way it rampaged ...
Humans, cyborgs and synths are like toys, manipulated by five corporations living in “Alien: Earth.” Xenomorphs, an extraterrestrial species that hunts humans (and figured into the films) are here, ...
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