#Who played jessica jones tv#

Take Krysten herself, for example: She showed off her comedy chops in the short-lived but cult-favorite Don't Trust the B- in Apartment 23 along with roles on Gilmore Girls and Veronica Mars. Jessica Jones may tackle plenty of dark issues and have a noir tone, but the cast also stresses the importance of moments that show the brighter side of things. 'But also I'm kind of a sponge around her.' 'I'm always kind of like, we always encourage each other to go deeper and work harder,' Krysten says. She loves watching how Melissa handle rewrites, runs a meeting, and even writes an email. Krysten can't help but rave about everything she has learned from showrunner Melissa Rosenberg, whose guidance she calls a 'really strong partnership and great collaborative relationship' unlike anything else she's experienced. The burning question for me is this who is going to play Jessica Jones? Who would get her character right, not only in the looks, but more importantly in the demeanour? She's a very complex character, who has a surprising amount of gravitas and a quite a dark origin story.The camaraderie between the women both in front of and behind the camera is clear. So actors in other shows potentially could make appearances. Also the Netflix issue means that potentially they could film the shows out of the normal production window for the autumn through spring slots.

#Who played jessica jones tv#

may have its issues, but an honest-to-god superhero TV show on Netflix which means they can take their time to do it and do it right. Needless to say I am once again over the moon. Then of course you have the relationship between Jones and Cage so it makes natural sense to have these link between other with a means other than an Avengers film. For example, Luke Cage appeared in Daredevil a few times around the Jessica Jones starting period as the bodyguard to Matt Murdock. This should be interesting as they're all former MAX/Knights titles that I started reading around the same period and linked between each other. Of course now, with Marvel's Netflix deal we're getting several linked shows together. Even just a few weeks ago on this very site I said on the comments of another article about potential Marvel TV shows that I still want to see the Jessica Jones TV show. Then it didn't happen for whatever reason. Sure whatever, as long as it gets on the TV. So I was happy with it being called Aka Jessica Jones. Sure they would have to change the name, lest it gets confused with a certain other show starring Jennifer Garner. So when I heard a few years ago that someone was trying to bring Alias to the small screen, I was over the moon. I even have a copy of the What If comic where Jones joins the Avengers and prevents the House of M from occurring.

I had a copy of the New Avengers Annual #1 where she gets married as I was also following New Avengers at the time. When The Pulse came out, I started reading that. I read every issue of Alias (mainly because I really dug Brian Michael Bendis' stuff and the MAX line at the time and Alias was the two combined).