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Laz Alonso, Nathan Mitchell, Chace Crawford, Valorie Curry, Erin Moriarty, Jessie T. Usher, Karen Fukuhara, Colby Minifie, Susan Heyward, Jensen Ackles, Tomer Capone and Daveed Diggs attend the series finale event of Amazon Studios' "The Boys" at the United Theater in Los Angeles, California, on May 19, 2026. [and pictured in the last photo: Peter Friedlander, Head of Global TV, Amazon MGM Studios, Katherine Pope, President, Sony Pictures Television, Michaela Starr, Nathan Mitchell, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford, Valorie Curry, Erin Moriarty, Eric Kripke, Jessie T. Usher, Karen Fukuhara, Colby Minifie, Jensen Ackles, Tomer Capone, Susan Heyward, Daveed Diggs, Mike Hopkins, Worldwide Head of Prime Video & Amazon MGM Studios Studios, Pavun Shetty and Albert Cheng, Head of AI Studios, Amazon MGM Studios]

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Andrew Scott attends Netflix's Primetime Emmy afterparty at Hilex on September 15, 2024 in Los Angeles, California.

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New interview: Netflix’s live-action ATLA is “a stunning spectacle” of “eye candy matched with impeccable storytelling” that “hasn’t been done on TV before”

In a new interview from Variety, Netflix’s head of U.S. and Canada scripted series Peter Friedlander gave us an exciting new update on ATLA!

They’re deep in the nitty gritty of post-production right now, so official updates are rare and that makes this all the more hypeworthy. Check out the full quote below!

Variety: I’m a big “Avatar: The Last Airbender” fan and I’ve been waiting years for your version. Are we getting close to seeing something from the Netflix adaptation soon? I just want a first look.

Peter Friedlander: I think it’s going to be what you want it to be. It’s pretty special, just as an IP, it’s very special, something like “The Sandman,” and we want to handle it with deft hands for fans and to also bring new life to it in a way that both honors the original and celebrates its new iteration. It’s a stunning spectacle.

These shows are very big productions and it takes a ton of time, both on the production side and in post, so you have to respect the long journey for some of these shows to deliver what hasn’t been done on television before. And that’s what we have for a lot of these types of shows when we’re working on them, whether it’s “Avatar” or “One Piece” or “Three-Body Problem,” these are big, visual spectacles that you have to honor the process and respect that, when you’re breaking ground in visual storytelling or you’re on the visual vanguard of storytelling, that takes R&D, that takes a lot of trial and error to get it right. But that’s the intent, that’s the hope, is that you’re bringing eye candy matched with impeccable storytelling into these worlds. The journeys are long, but hopefully fruitful. Being part of these spectacle shows, each one is bespoke, each one goes on its own journey and it’s a little bit in between film and television, so you have to break the mold every time you’re working on one of them and it’s rewarding across the board when we get it right.

Avatar: The Last Airbender Season One premieres on Netflix globally in 2023.

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The Night Agent Premiere - March 20, 2023.

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Série de Mass Effect pode ser estragada por chefe global da Amazon Studios

Série de Mass Effect pode ser estragada por chefe global da Amazon Studios

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