Series creator Rob Thomas celebrated his triumph at securing funding for Veronica Marsby taking the helm as director. He also co-wrote the script with series writer Diane Ruggiero, who penned classic episodes such as "An Echolls Family Christmas" and "A Trip to the Dentist." With Kristen Bell as a co-producer, Veronica Marsis sure to be handled lovingly. It is not, however, going to be handled as a one-off. Thomas has spoken of his hopes that a successful theatrical run for this film will open the door for future sequels. Already in the works is a series of mystery novels centered on Veronica, the first of which is due to be released just weeks after the movie. This is an overall optimistic endeavor, and it is unlikely that any pre-releases of footage would contain snippets of all of the film's highlights. The trailer is exciting; the film is certain to be even more so. Like this article? Let us know in the comments section below.
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