TNT is currently negotiating deals with veteran Dallas stars Larry   Hagman, Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray to head down south in early   February to join a cast of hot, younger Ewings for a continuation of the   1978-91 primetime soap. And a lot has changed since we last visited   with the Ewings in CBS's 1996 and 1998 reunion movies. For starters,   Miss Ellie and Clayton are dead and buried on the ranch, reflecting the   real-life losses of Howard Keel and Barbara Bel Geddes, and Bobby Ewing   (Duffy) is remarried. But J.R. is still scheming and Sue Ellen has   remained a powerful confidant and sober mother to all grown-up John   Ross. 

Ever the money man, Larry tells me he's still waiting for   the bucks to be put on the table before he signs on. "I read the script   and liked it," says Larry. "A lot of it is exposition to explain what's   happened since we went off in the '90s. Miss Ellie's passed on and   such. But they haven't made a firm offer yet. We're kicking ideas   around, but nothing's been struck in gold. We'll see how it goes; I'm   still ambivalent about it."

Far more optimistic are Patrick and   Linda. "I read the script and was extremely impressed with it," says   Patrick, who has heard shooting will take place in Texas, Louisiana or   New Mexico. "I'd managed to read the scripts for the feature films Fox   was planning a few years ago and they were atrocious. Just awful, so I   didn't know what to expect from TNT. But this read like one of the   better episodes at the height of Dallas. It's a perfect sequel to   continuing the Dallas tradition."

 Linda's been assured by the   new show's writer, Cynthia Cidre, that Sue Ellen will remain the strong   woman she evolved into by the original's conclusion. "I don't want Sue   Ellen to become a victim yet again," Linda says.   

As for the   plot, Patrick tells me, "It's carried by John Ross, Christopher [Bobby   and Pam's son] and their group, but they put us in enough to carry our   old fans with us. J.R. responds to business deals" just as he always   did, J.R. and Bobby's acrimonious relationship continues, and "Bobby's   married happily — and not to Pamela."

While Patrick says he'd   love to see Bobby one day reunited with Victoria Principal's Pam, TNT   shouldn't even think about getting Sue Ellen and J.R. back together.   Cracks Linda: "If they try that, there might be another shooting!"                                                                             

skinućeš 14 sezona???? 

 

neke sezone su imale preko trideset epizoda pa sad ti vidi... 

btw... ja imam 

Skinio sam si prvu sezonu, onu kratku.. to je valjda mini serija bila.. pogledao dvije epizode...

Lucy Ewing je tako ZLOČESTA! Baš je zabavna

Sue Ellen se sad skoro ni ne pojavljuje..

A Pamela je takva svetica.. malo mi je naporna.. iako je bilo dobro kad joj je JR htio smjestiti da ju Bobby uhvati s Rayjom, ali je ona ucijenila Raya, pa je sve bilo ok.

Ničeg se ja ovog ne sjećam.. bio sam premal kad ovo gledao na tv-u.. lol

Ja nisam nikad gledao Dallas, al sam gledao ono malo Dinastije što je bilo na Novoj TV LOL. Možda nas iznenade i remakeom od Dinastije, tko zna Ionako je čitav stari cast izuzev Blakea, živ

Nadam se da neće

A Pamela je takva svetica.. malo mi je naporna

malo????

Pamela je meni bila OK tek kasnije kad bude malo "očvrsnula" i uspešno bude parirala J.R.-u 

Somewhere Pop Confidential’s Jamey Giddens may be biting off the head of a puppy. Deadline is reporting  TNT’s Dallas has narrowed its search for the actor to play Christopher Ewing to Alex Russell and former Passions,  Desperate Housewives and The Chase star Jesse Metcalfe.

Run puppies, run!

Oh God, Jesse Metcalfe???? 

Ma njegova gluma je grozna i za Passions, kamoli tek za primetime sapunicu

S obzirom da tek zapošljavaju glumce, ove godine sigurno ne


Ako naravno TNT uopće naruči seriju

New DALLAS Stars Josh Henderson, Jesse Metcalfe, Jordana Brewster, Julie Gonzalo and Brenda Strong,
Along with the Return of TV Icons Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray

TNT has given the greenlight to DALLAS, an all-new series based upon one of the most popular television dramas of all time, about the bitter rivalries and family power struggles within a Texas oil and cattle-ranching dynasty. Famous for its ratings-grabbing cliffhangers, the original series was known for its wealth, seduction, scandal and intrigues. Set in the big state of Texas, TNT’s new DALLAS — from Warner Horizon Television — also lives life large and in the fast lane and  brings a new generation of stars together with cast members from the original drama series. The new DALLAS stars Josh Henderson (90210), Jesse Metcalfe (John Tucker Must Die), Jordana Brewster (Fast & Furious), Julie Gonzalo (Veronica Mars) and Brenda Strong (Desperate Housewives), and they will be joined by iconic stars Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray and Larry Hagman as J.R. Ewing. TNT has ordered 10 episodes of DALLAS, which is slated to premiere in summer 2012.

TNT will give viewers their first look at DALLAS on Monday with a special sneak peek during the season premieres of the network’s blockbuster hits The Closer, which starts at 9 p.m. (ET/PT), and RIZZOLI & ISLES, which airs at 10 p.m. (ET/PT). TNT is unveiling today a website dedicated to the new DALLAS series, where fans can view an online photo gallery that features a first look into the show’s new and returning cast.  Fans can visit the new site, http://www.dallastnt.com, to watch sneak peeks and behind-the-scenes videos. The website will be periodically updated with new materials.

“TNT has explored the possibility of an updated version of DALLAS for several years, but it wasn’t until we read Cynthia Cidre’s outstanding pilot script that we knew we had the foundation for a great new series,” said Michael Wright, executive vice president, head of programming for TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies (TCM). “It is incredibly exciting to see both new and familiar characters in the hands of a dream cast under the guidance of the enormously talented Cidre and Mike Robin. We couldn’t be more pleased with how DALLAS has come together.”

The original DALLAS aired from 1978 to 1991 and centered on the Ewing family, a cattle and oil dynasty occupying the expansive Southfork Ranch in Texas. A long and bitter rivalry between brothers J.R. Ewing (Hagman) and Bobby Ewing (Duffy) eventually led to J.R. losing control of most of the Ewing industries. In the new DALLAS, this explosive rivalry now lives on through another generation, with the future of the family fortune in the hands of the Ewing offspring: cousins John Ross Ewing (Henderson), the son of J.R. and ex-wife Sue Ellen (Gray), and Christopher Ewing (Metcalfe), the adopted son of Bobby. Brewster stars as Elena, who is involved in a love triangle with Christopher and John Ross. Gonzalo stars as Christopher’s fiancée, Rebecca. And Strong stars as Ann, Bobby’s wife.

Executive producer Cynthia Cidre, who wrote the acclaimed film The Mambo Kings and produced the TV series Cane, wrote the pilot for the new DALLAS. TNT’s series is based on the original series created by David Jacobs. The new Dallas comes to TNT from Warner Horizon Television. Michael M. Robin (The Closer) is the director and executive-producer of the pilot.

O jebate, ima do summer 2012

Možda dotad odgledam stari Dallas

Jedva čekam ovo!!!

Skroz trashy izgleda
ak ne bude previse referenci na originalni Dallas koji nisam gledao, mozda budem pratio

Super mi je trailer! Jedva čekam! Šteta što kreće tek sljedeće ljeto.

Šokiran sam da mi se Metcalfe čak i sviđa u ovom traileru! Mislio sam da će on biti kriminalno loš kao i inače..