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Dead Like Me: Life After Death Now on DVD

Comments 7 by Rebecca Bollwitt

The Vancouver-filmed series Dead Like Me ended a few years ago but it still has quite the following — if even according to Twitter last night when I asked if there were any fans out there and I received dozens of replies within minutes.

It has now moved on to the afterlife in the form of the DVD movie, that has been officially released today.

This morning I had the chance to do a quick interview with the star of the series and film, Ellen Muth, and my post is now available on E!Online.

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  1. DarrenTuesday, February 17th, 2009 — 12:08pm PST

    The creator of “Dead Like Me” (excellent show, and Ms. Muth is a delight) went on to make the quite-similar “Wonderfalls” and “Pushing Daisies”.

  2. filmgoerjuanTuesday, February 17th, 2009 — 12:16pm PST

    Darren is correct…unfortunately both those shows were cancelled before they’d had a chance to get a full season (Wonderfalls made 13 episodes and was cancelled after only 4 had aired; Pushing Daisies had its first season shortened to 8 episodes because of the Writers Strike and didn’t make it fully through its second season before being cancelled). They’re both uniformly excellent and it’s a real pity that they didn’t get a chance to develop further stories. I’d love to had a straight-to-DVD movie for either of them!

  3. klparrotTuesday, February 17th, 2009 — 4:59pm PST

    It’s too bad they cancelled the series when they did; it felt like it was just hitting its stride near the end.

    One of the things I liked about the series is that while they never explicitly said what city it was set in, they also never tried to hide the fact that it was Vancouver. I don’t know that the movie was filmed in Vancouver, though. I think it was set in Seattle, and it looked more like Seattle from what I could tell.

  4. Miss604Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 — 5:03pm PST

    @ klparrot – The show was filmed in Vancouver, but it was set in Seattle. The movie was filmed in Quebec.

  5. MichaelTuesday, February 17th, 2009 — 5:57pm PST

    I just wanted to point out that there is still a Vancouver connection to the film as the all the Visual Effects work was completed by Lux Visual Effects.

    The crew that completed the work also did a lot of the work for the series and we are really hoping for a resurgence of the show… fingers-crossed!

  6. EirenWednesday, February 18th, 2009 — 4:33pm PST

    I loved this show.. too bad they canceled it.

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