“Fargo.” “Minority Report.” “Limitless.” “Scream.” “Ash vs. Evil Dead.” The list of movies that are now TV shows is getting longer. Here’s the movie you can add to that list today: “Snowpiercer.” The dystopian film is getting the small screen treatment, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed. This brings “Snowpiercer” further around the world just like its eponymous train. The story started as a French graphic novel called “Le Transperceneige” published in 1982. The movie was produced by South Korean company Cj Entertainment and directed by Bong Joon-Ho (his first English-language film). It was released in South Korea in summer 2013 and in the U.S. in June 2014. Now the TV series is being developed by American company Tomorrow Studios, which also produces NBC’s “Aquarius.” Set to pen the script for the project is Josh Friedman, writer of the Steven Spielberg “War of the Worlds” film and “The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
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