Alison Brie Is Totally Down For A "Glow" Movie Finale, Especially After Netflix Canceled The Series

"I think a movie would be a great way to wrap it up."

About two months ago, Netflix officially canceled Glow's fourth and final season because of COVID-19.

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Additionally, Netflix has also canceled shows like I Am Not Okay With This and The Society.

Even though the series had already been renewed for another season, Netflix decided to cancel the show because "shooting this physically intimate show with its large ensemble cast [is] especially challenging [during the pandemic]."

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The cast and crew were already a few weeks into filming when the pandemic hit in March and had to halt production.

Soon after the cancellation was announced, Marc Maron, who plays Sam Sylvia, took to Instagram to suggest a Glow movie to wrap it all up.

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He said, "Give the showrunners and the cast and the writers the chance to finish the story in a movie, right? Then it's all fine. That would take the financial pressure off and the writers could play it out, we could shoot it out...The thing about shooting a movie is that when you have the whole shooting script, you can be economical about your shooting. I think they could do it in less time than it would take to shoot the show."

In a recent interview with the Playlist, series star Alison Brie said she definitely supports an eventual Glow movie — especially one that would tie up all the show's loose ends.

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She said, "I certainly think a movie could tie everything up. Our creators, Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch, are incredible writers. And they're so devoted to these characters that they created. I think a movie would be a great way to wrap it up."

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But Glow fans, don't get your hopes up too high, because as long as COVID is still around, it might not be that easy to safely produce a potential Glow movie.

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Alison also admitted, "I'm a little pessimistic about it actually happening just in light of everything that's gone on this year and how difficult it is to get anything back into production with COVID."

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She even added, "I'm also part of the Community cast, who's been trying to get a movie going for six years."

She left it at this, "What I'm saying is don't hold your breath, because if it does happen, it might take a minute."

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So, technically, there IS still some hope, right?