‘Spin’ Miniseries In Development At Syfy
by Nellie Andreeva
January 15, 2015 10:45am
Syfy has signed Jim Uhls (Fight Club, Jumper) to adapt Robert Charles Wilson’s Hugo Award-winning novel Spin into a six-hour miniseries produced by Rob Morrow. The book centers on a young scientist trying to save humanity from the impending apocalypse of a mysterious, impenetrable cloud that has enveloped the entire Earth, blacking out the stars.
This is a potential miniseries franchise for Syfy; Spin, originally published in 2005, is the first of a trilogy in the best-selling series that also includes Axis and Vortex. Universal Cable Prods will produce the project, along with Morrow’s Bits and Pieces Picture Company and Olympus Pictures’ Leslie Urdang. Uhls is repped by Paradigm, Anonymous Content and Bloom Hergot Diemer.
by Nellie Andreeva
January 15, 2015 10:45am
Syfy has signed Jim Uhls (Fight Club, Jumper) to adapt Robert Charles Wilson’s Hugo Award-winning novel Spin into a six-hour miniseries produced by Rob Morrow. The book centers on a young scientist trying to save humanity from the impending apocalypse of a mysterious, impenetrable cloud that has enveloped the entire Earth, blacking out the stars.
This is a potential miniseries franchise for Syfy; Spin, originally published in 2005, is the first of a trilogy in the best-selling series that also includes Axis and Vortex. Universal Cable Prods will produce the project, along with Morrow’s Bits and Pieces Picture Company and Olympus Pictures’ Leslie Urdang. Uhls is repped by Paradigm, Anonymous Content and Bloom Hergot Diemer.
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