Réunion des scénaristes de la série

Les scénaristes de BTVS étaient tous présents à l'appel pour se retrouver, en compagnie évidemment de Joss. Jane Espenson, David Fury, Steven DeKnight, Rebakah Rand Kishner, Marti Noxon...

Citation :

'Buffy' Reunion: Joss Whedon's Surprising Response to Young Female Fans



From left: Drew Goddard ("The Cabin in the Woods"), Marti Noxon ("Fright Night"), Douglas Petrie ("American Horror Story"), Rebecca Sinclair ("90210"), Steven S. DeKnight ("Spartacus"), David Fury (Fringe), creator Joss Whedon ("The Avengers"), Jane Espenson ("Husbands," "Once Upon a Time") and Drew Z. Greenberg ("Arrow")

The "Avengers" director trades rapid-fire quips with the whip-smart staff who penned the supernatural cult favorite starring Sarah Michelle Gellar.

eassemble the staff of cult favorite Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and the conversation quickly devolves into a barrage of rapid-fire quips. Asked what he learned from his experience in the writers room, for instance, show creator Joss Whedon deadpans, "Do it all yourself."

If Buffy were on the air today, however, he wonders whether network executives would encourage his staff to "make her more passive."

David Fury notes that Buffy, played by Sarah Michelle Gellar, probably would have to be more likable. "We don't like it when the characters are angry with each other and have conflicts," he says, mimicking a network exec.

Between poses, the group -- still close a decade later, though years sometimes pass between reunions -- reflects on the early signs of connecting with the supernatural drama's fans at Comic-Con and on Internet message boards; a British imposter who claimed to be part of a showrunners exchange program and conned them into paying for pricey lunches; and the show's longer-term impact on the writers' collective careers.

Says Drew Z. Greenberg, "Every meeting I go into, Buffy is still the first …" -- but before he can complete his thought, Rebecca Sinclair jokingly interjects, "… thing he says."

Douglas Petrie demonstrates the stunned look he gets when encountering female fans of the show, and Whedon reveals the reaction he often receives from a younger demographic. "I've been meeting a lot of beautiful young women who say, 'My mom loved that show,' or, 'I wasn't allowed to watch it because I was too young,'" he says, adding: "I'm like, 'Shut your bitch mouth!' I'm very gracious. Can you put that in italics to show that I'm joking?"

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/buffy-reunion-joss-whedons-surprising-520933


On a aussi des photos qui ont été prises lors de cette réunion, dans les coulisses du photoshoot :

http://blog.whedonesque.com/post/49562586786/mysterious-buffy-writers-photo-shoot-were-not

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Par contre, est ce que quelqu'un de plus expérimenté que moi pourrait m'expliquer le sens de la phrase "If Buffy were on the air today, however, he wonders whether network executives would encourage his staff to "make her more passive."
On veut que Bubu soit plus passive !?
Sinon, pourquoi David parle de fight entre caracters ? C'est à cause de Sarah et d'Aly ?

C'était une remarque ironique sur les networks qui ont encore une idée bien précise du rôle d'un personnage féminin, même central qui doit être toute gentille, toute nice, sans aspérités. Yay!

Rhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ça me fait chaud au coeur cette réunion, look at all my babies!!!!

Ah ok ^^
Merci