Exclusive: Gaiman's Death Back to Life

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Exclusive: Gaiman's Death Back to Life

Source:Josh Starnes

June 8, 2007

While doing press for the release of the film adaptation of Stardust, writer Neil Gaiman talked to ComingSoon.net/Superhero Hype! about the status of his directorial debut, an adaptation of his Death: The High Cost of Living comics from Vertigo.

"Everything is moving, slowly, but it's moving... Guillermo del Toro is executive producing, which is a wonderful thing... and I'm actually planning on going out to Prague very, very soon to do some stuff with Guillermo on 'Death.' I think it definitely seems like it's going to happen."

"Death" involves a teenager named Sexton who's been contemplating suicide. He is rescued by a mysterious teenager who claims she is Death herself, spending one day every 100 years on earth to learn the value of the lives she takes.

The film takes place over 24 hours as Sexton learns to love life by spending a day with Death.

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Posted by: Big T on January 10, 2009 at 00:55:10

I have been waiting so long for this. They gave us Stardust, hopefully they will follow thru with this as well.

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