Diamond Dallas Page Talks New Netflix Series, Upcoming Docu-series In The Works

On the latest episode of the DDP Snake Pit, Diamond Dallas Page spoke about his role in the new Netflix series "Guardians of Justice."

“This is a project of a buddy of mine named Adi Shankar. It’s called an Adi Shankar experience. He’s produced stuff from ‘Killing Them Softly’, with Brad Pitt to ‘The Grey’, with Liam Neeson. He’s done a ton of movies. He did a lot of stuff on YouTube, where he was just doing what he wanted to do the way he wanted to do them.”

“About seven years ago, he got a hold of me and asked me to be a part of this project. When I first read it, I mean, I absolutely wanted the main character, which was Nighthawk. But to be perfectly honest, I didn’t really know if I really could do it. He’s the one who talked me into it. I’m super proud of the work because this is like something no one’s seen before.”

“There’s a lot of really cool superhero stuff out there right now. This is something that’s super different. There’s eight different types of 2D animation. There’s claymation, 3D animation, and Adi found the way to work it through the season of seven episodes. So I just would love people to go on Netflix, shout back, and let me know what you think of it, man. You know, we got a lot of really good responses going into it.”

“We were at the Cannes International Series Film Festival in October, and we got really rave reviews out there.”

DDP has another project in the works as well:

“In Atlanta, we started shooting a new Docu-series that we’re calling ‘Change or Die.’ We’ll be bringing out some information about it as we go along.”

“Jake moved into my place in the accountability crib. I rented it after everybody got out because I bought another place. I asked my renters to leave so we can go back in there because we have six bedrooms there.”

“So we’re gonna bring five people into the house and try to help them through this journey. It will end up on a major cable network or who knows, maybe primetime. It’s gonna be really educational. It’s kind of like Biggest Loser meets The Apprentice meets Fear Factor.”