Filmmaker Brad Bird, best known for directing animated hits like The Incredibles and Ratatouille, has expressed interest in bringing his long-developing project ‘1906’ to television as a miniseries. The project, which focuses on the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, has been in development for years but never made it to the big screen. Bird, who recently directed the film Ray Gunn, has not yet worked in television but said the story of ‘1906’ could work well in multiple episodes. He mentioned that the format would lend itself to a miniseries treatment, though he did not provide details on a potential release date or network. Bird’s career has been mainly in feature films, and this would mark his first venture into episodic storytelling. The 1906 earthquake and the resulting fire destroyed much of San Francisco and remains a historic event. Bird’s adaptation has been anticipated by fans, and the shift to TV could allow for deeper exploration of the story. No official announcement has been made, but Bird’s comments suggest he is considering the format seriously.