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See all of Neil's music here, and learn more about Joss Whedon here. I'd love to work with Adam Guettel, who wrote a Broadway musical called The Light in the Piazza. He fights for the love of Penny (Felicia Day), a lovely girl who also happens to be dating Captain Hammer (Nathan Fillion), his arch-enemy, as he tries to realize his dream of ultimate evil. Horrible (Neil Patrick Harris), is aspiring supervillain who works for an evil corporation. Billy is not evil because he likes to hurt people; despite his dubious methods, he sincerely feels that the world needs to change.

The storytelling is brilliant because it consistently defies expectations. Even though the villain's stated objective is to overthrow society, we find ourselves rooting for him as we watch events from his point of view. In the meantime, Captain Hammer, who is portrayed as the hero, turns out to be cruel and shallow underneath. What could have been a straightforward parody gains weight from this moral complexity. Shortly after Serenity's premiere, Joss declared his desire to collaborate with Neil Patrick Harris on a project.

Style in general and fan-made films in particular are known for their production style. The film was completed in less than two weeks on a budget of $2,000. The story begins with Part One, also known as Act I. (11/16/200) Act III, Part Three, archive.nytimes.com is scheduled for release on December 15.