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Classic TV series "Alice McGee's American" turned into a TV series |  Movie Zen

Classic TV series “Alice McGee’s American” turned into a TV series | Movie Zen

The game “American McGee’s Alice” from 2000 based on the book Alice in Wonderland became a TV series.

Over twenty years ago, the cult classic was released American Alice McGee to PC, a dark interpretation of “Alice in Wonderland” and “Alice in the Land of the Mirror” by Lewis Carroll. In 2011, she had a successful sequel called “Alice: Madness Returns”.

Now, production company Radar Picture’s Field has acquired the rights to the game to make a TV series, using David Hayter As a screenwriter (“X-Men” and X-Men 2″, as well as the voice of Solid Snake in the “Metal Gear Solid” games).

In the game, we follow Alice, who ends up in a mental hospital after her family dies in a house fire. She escapes to her mental wonderland, formed by her damaged psyche.

The game series is a pioneering interpretation of the classic story. It takes you into the heart of a corrupted wonderland and casts light in shaded corners the world has never seen before. David Hayter says in a statement at The Hollywood Reporter.

Game series maker American McGee is currently working on a third game called “Alice: Asylum” and “Oz: Adventures”, based on “The Wizard of Oz” by L. Frank Baum.

– David Hayter brings with him the imagination, experience, and stealth skills acquired through successful missions in films, television and games – a unique combination that will surely make this Adventure in Wonderland a successful adventure for the franchise and fans. I’m excited to work with him and I know Alice fans will be madly in love with him, he says.

“Alice in Wonderland” has been filmed several times as the classic Disney movie of 1951, several television series by the British channel BBC and a Tim Burton remake of the live-action movie from 2010.

Radar Picture’s Field has previously produced, among others, the series “Jumanji”, “Amityville Horror”, “The Last Samurai” and “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”.

Did you play “Alice McGee of America”? What is the best movie adapted from the book?