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New Frank Spotnitz Miniseries
Published on Sunday, 10 February 2013 22:01
Syfy is going to be producing a new miniseries with Frank Spotnitz. The network is adapting "The Man in the High Castle" written by Philip K. Dick. The four part miniseries will also be produced by Ridley Scott, with Frank serving as the primary writer.
We know that we're certainly excited to see this! And if you are too, head over to Variety to learn more.
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