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With $4.4M in the can and ten more days to go, Rob Thomas revealed on his Veronica Mars movie Kickstarter today that series co-star Jason Dohring has been confirmed for the film. Dohring will reprise his role as Logan Echolls, Neptune High’s “obligatory psychotic jackass.” “We now have three actors officially cast”, wrote Thomas. “Veronica. Logan and the waiter who says, ‘Your check, sir.’” The campaign to bring the cult series to the big screen launched three weeks ago. Thomas is eyeing a summer shoot ahead of a 2014 premiere via Warner Bros. Digital.
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I loved Logan on the tv show. He was one of the most interesting characters so I'm glad he signed up for it. I hope they get this movie done.
Veronica Mars is one of my all time favorite programs, right up there with X-Files and The Wire. I was not happy when this show ended. Kristen Bell played that role so very well, shame it didn't last longer.
I know....I'm not sure where they would be in their lives now years later but I would love to see that and because they did leave everything hanging and left the fans wanting more.
Who actually watched this though? It got bad ratings and now a movie? Hell, it makes no sense, just money down the toilet.