Ending the drama and confusion about the graduation plans which first revealed by Glee creator Ryan Murphy. Glee fans can now relax about their favorite Glee members exiting the show as the series creator is now setting the record straight ---- No one got fired and a possible spin-off project.
First, it was revealed that original cast members like Chris Colfer, Lea Michele, and Cory Monteith, would be graduating at the end of the upcoming season and won't be back on the show for a fourth season. Some actors was surprised about the development but last weekend, Glee co-creator Brad Falchuk noted that the Glee members will still stay on the show.
Putting out the fire about the conflicting casting news, Murphy told Deadline that initial story setup is a spin-off based at New York City’s Juilliard School but it failed to push through due to schedules.
"When I say they’re seniors and they’re not coming back to the show, what I did not say is they’re not coming back to the show because there will be another show. What Brad [Falchuk] said this weekend at Comic-Con is now correct: they’re graduating. What we wanted is to get people away from this idea that the actors were fired which is ludicrous. Nobody was fired. They were talked to for months about the show."
The reactions and the immediate response from the actors about being fired and finding out via Twitter.
“I think that some of those actors’ representatives spun it in a certain way, to be quite honest, I don’t understand. We weren’t allowed to talk about a spin-off. It was too premature. We didn’t want to do it then. The idea was to do it this fall when ‘Glee’ gets back on the air. Then, to pick up and read the actors saying, ‘We found out we were fired from Twitter.’ All of us, the studio, the network, were like, ‘OK, that isn’t exactly cool,’ because we involved all three of them in that decision.”
Many Gleeks are surely happy right now with the latest development. They must study this carefully about this future spin-off. It is a challenge for the creators to build a solid script.
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