Stoltz, Neill Sucked into Sci Fi's 'Triangle'
(Wednesday, June 01 02:49 PM)
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) The Sci Fi Channel is starting production on its long-in-development miniseries "Triangle," with Eric Stoltz and Sam Neill heading the cast of the miniseries.
Shooting on the six-hour miniseries begins this week in Cape Town, South Africa, Sci Fi says. "Triangle," executive produced by Dean Devlin and Bryan Singer and written by Rockne S. O'Bannon, the creator of "Farscape," is targeted for a December premiere.
In addition to Neill ("Jurassic Park," "Dead Calm") and Stoltz ("Once and Again," "Some Kind of Wonderful"), the cast also includes Catherine Bell ("JAG"), Bruce Davison ("X-Men") and Michael Rodgers ("Auto Focus").
"The Triangle" kicks off with a billionaire (Neill), concerned about the rate at which he's losing cargo ships in the Bermuda Triangle, assembling a team to investigate the region's mysteries. They include a skeptical tabloid reporter (Stoltz), a thrill-seeking scientist (Rodgers), an engineer (Bell) and a psychic (Davison), all lured by the promise of unlimited funding for their expedition.
Soon after, though, a series of "bizarre, unexplainable occurrences" affects the life of each team member, and the government starts poking around their research as well.
O'Bannon is writing all three installments of "Triangle," from a story by exec producers Devlin ("Independence Day") and Singer ("X-Men," "House"). Craig Baxley ("Storm of the Century," "Kingdom Hospital") will direct.
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