Deadline says:
EXCLUSIVE: David Giuntoli (MTV's Turn the Beat Around) has landed the lead in NBC's drama pilot Grimm. Created by David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf and to be directed by Marc Buckland, it is described as a dark but fantastical cop drama about a world in which characters inspired by Grimm’s Fairy Tales exist. Grimm centers on Nick Burckhardt (Giuntoli), a good-looking detective who starts to see humans as beast/animals and discovered that he has a legacy - to protect "humans" from these beasts. Giuntoli, repped by CESD and Hofflund/Polone, was also cast by NBC last pilot season when he got a guest spot in the pilot for hourlong comedy Love Bites.
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Something about this guy kinda tells me he looks like he coul dhave been a really good choice for Superman.
This sounds like an interesting premise. Though it also sounds like one that could be either really cool, or really suck. I'll have to keep an eye out and check out a trailer for it when it comes that time.
This sounds super awesome. I always love Grimm Story Tales adaptations, especially the comic book stuff, but like JL said it could still come out to suck. I mean this premise alone focuses on beasts and such.
It would be cool to write a modern style of each story and tell that through the show. But it doesn't sound like its that.
"Grimm centers on Nick Burckhardt (Giuntoli), a good-looking detective who starts to see humans as beast/animals and discovered that he has a legacy - to protect "humans" from these beasts."
I think it's hilarious that they threw "good looking" in there. The actual show sounds pretty odd though.