Philip K. Dick’s “The Man in the High Castle” Being Adapted by the Syfy Channel
By John DeNardo (SF Signal) |
Tuesday, February 12th, 2013 at
12:25 am
According to Variety, the Syfy channel is adapting Philip K. Dick’s classic alternate history novel The Man in the High Castle into a four-part miniseries. Ridley Scott is attached as Executive producer.
The premise of the novel is that Nazi Germany and Japan were the victors in World War II and occupy the U.S. in 1962, the time the story takes place. Frank Spotnitz (The X-Files) will be the primary screenwriter and also serve as Executive producer.
No word yet whether Megashark or Mansquito will make an appearance.
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Derek is going to review this for us, right?
Heh, Derek has made his take on this perfectly clear over on Facebook :-).
I’m optimistic. Earthsea aside, they’ve done some really neat miniseries events in the past, and they tend to be a good couple of steps above their films.