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<blockquote data-quote="Cthulhudrew" data-source="post: 2624790" data-attributes="member: 4090">Ron Glass, from interviews I've read, absolutely loved the show and the cast. He was apparently in tears at the news of the shows cancellation. I know that he had other commitments (philanthropic) that kept his schedule and signing on for the movie on hold for a while, but I never got the impression that he didn't like Firefly/Serenity. [EDIT] Also, on Alan Tudyk's possible other commitments, here's a quote from him (from the Fireflymovie MB) about Wash's Journey:The Operative mentions that he allowed the crew to heal and make repairs, so I think it was more to do with Alliance funding than any lootage. To me, that was what really underscored just how traumatic it must have been for her. She, of the eternally cool head, decides to chuck it all when the love of her life is killed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cthulhudrew, post: 2624790, member: 4090"] Ron Glass, from interviews I've read, absolutely loved the show and the cast. He was apparently in tears at the news of the shows cancellation. I know that he had other commitments (philanthropic) that kept his schedule and signing on for the movie on hold for a while, but I never got the impression that he didn't like Firefly/Serenity. [EDIT] Also, on Alan Tudyk's possible other commitments, here's a quote from him (from the Fireflymovie MB) about Wash's Journey: The Operative mentions that he allowed the crew to heal and make repairs, so I think it was more to do with Alliance funding than any lootage. To me, that was what really underscored just how traumatic it must have been for her. She, of the eternally cool head, decides to chuck it all when the love of her life is killed. [/QUOTE]

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