SurrealEstate's Tim Rozon On His New Supernatural Series And The Scary Side Of Home Equity

You mentioned earlier that you enjoy doing sci-fi and fantasy stuff, and that seems to have been kind of where your list of credits is going lately with "Vagrant Queen," "Wynonna Earp," and now this. Is that something that you want to continue to pursue, and what draws you most to these fantastical genres?

Well, like I said before, it's just how fun they are. I'm a huge comic book fan. I have been my whole life. I wish I was in the other room. I have my comic books on the wall behind me. Man, I should just move in there. But so yeah, I mean, I've just always loved that kind of make-believe genre, and it's so fun for me. But to be honest, I'm attracted to characters, scripts, different characters, different scripts, different stories. I'm just lucky, too, these opportunities come and this is a tough business, man. It's such a blessing, to work on shows and projects you really like and characters that you really love and with people that are great. I've been very fortunate. Just very fortunate.

Since you brought up comics, say you had the power to greenlight a comics project that you would star in. What would it be and why?

Well, can I greenlight it, but not star in it? How about that?

How about both? What comic character would you like to play? And then is there another project you'd just like to see?

If I could play a character, it'd probably be Gambit from the X-Men, just to get back that old Southern drawl for a minute. Gambit, Jubilee ... those are some of the minor characters that I feel really need their due, because they're super cool. But my favorite character, he's from the Fantastic Four, 48, 49, 50: The first appearance of Galactus, who brought over the herald himself, the Silver Surfer. 

I would love to see the Silver Surfer get made. I love that character so much that I would not want to be him. It's not me. I don't know who it's going to be, but I'd love to see the Silver Surfer movie. I want the love story aspect of it, that he becomes the herald to save this planet, but mainly to save the woman he loves. And then he can't remember it the entire time. I don't know if people know the story of the Silver Surfer, but he's flying around space, doing things for Galactus, but he doesn't know why he's doing it. He had a past. Very interesting stuff. Plus, he's on a surfboard flying through space. It's just the coolest.

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