“Avatar: The Last Airbender” premiered a few days ago on Netflix and has already reached the top of the most watched series on the streaming platform
The live-action series “Avatar: The Last Airbender” premiered on February 22 and is already one of Netflix’s biggest hits! Yesterday, February 27th, the production’s account on X (formerly Twitter) celebrated the reach of the series, which became the most watched in the world.
With this, Netflix intends to take advantage of some of the ideas that were not added in the final edition of the first season. In an interview with Deadline, Jabbar Raisani, executive producer of the series, revealed that he wants to be more comprehensive. Look!
We want to make a series for as many people as possible. This doesn’t mean that there will be anything from the animated series that will fall by the wayside.
In fact, I think we’re really trying to be as faithful as possible, but we also keep in mind that we have to fit everything into eight episodes, into a narrative that keeps people watching.
There are things we filmed that I love that aren’t in the show. There are things that I love the idea of, that we filmed, but didn’t finish. If we have another season, we will certainly take advantage of these things, because I think what we got wrong now, we can do better next time,” he revealed. Jabbar Raisani.
“Avatar: The Last Airbender” stars Gordon Cormierin addition to having Ian Ousley, Kiawentiio Tarbell, Daniel Dae Kim, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee It is Dallas Liu in the main cast. Furthermore, “Avatar: The Last Airbender”, the animation that inspired the live-action, is available in its entirety on Netflix.
Source: Recreio
