Nathan Fillion doesn't really care about people who don't like Joss Whedon.
"Castle" Star (51) has worked with Whedon (57) for many years on the 2002 Fox series "Firefly" and several other projects.
Firion recently defended his cooperation with Whedon — he once again said he was open to doing something else with him — and of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”. The author seems to have suggested that it should not be canceled despite. Some toxic workplaces and allegations of harassment against him.
In an episode of Michael Rosenbaum's "Inside of You" podcast, Firion said Whedon was a "funny, self-deprecating, incredibly talented" filmmaker. "Probably a little ghost will come out," he said.
He also mentioned aJanuary 2022 article from New York Magazine.
"I read the article, but he didn't mention" fireflies "at any point," Firion told Alum in "Smallville."
"I wasn't completely ... my experience with that guy," he continued.
"That is, listen with his own approval, the man is a hard worker -Progress, and I appreciate it, "continued the" waitress "actor. "I'll be working with Joss again soon. I'll be working with him again soon."
"Fireflies" was only broadcast for one season about 20 years ago. Has returned to the 2005 feature film "Serenity".
Firion said he didn't want to restart the Space Western TV series without Whedon's involvement.
He also discussed the possibility of revival in a podcast. Seems to imply. Director of "Avengers". "We talk, jokes, and fantasize," Firion said.
A Canadian actor said he would "break heart" if Whedon wasn't included in the "firefly" restart. "How can I do it?" He asked.
"Justice League" starGal Gadot, Ray Fisher, Charisma Carpenter, cast member of "Buffy Vampire Slayer", Danny Strong, Emma Caulfield.
"Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot, 37, said in an interview with Israeli outlet N12last October that Whedon "threate my career, If anything he does, his career will be disastrous. "
Earlier this year, he denied cheating in a New York magazine profile, stating: People used "all modern weaponizable words to make me look like an abusive monster."
"I think I'm one of the best showrunners I've ever had," he added. "I don't threaten people. Who?" The founder of Mutant Enemy Productions then claimed that the actress in "Death on the Nile" misunderstood him because of communication barriers.
"English is not her first language, and I tend to make annoying flowers in my speech," he said.
However, in an email sent to New York Magazine following the interview, Gadot wrote that she "completely understood."
