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Star Wars: Episode VII is scheduled for December 18, 2015... and Bob Iger prays they don't alter it any further. Following the parting of ways between Edgar Wright and Marvel Studios over the upcoming comic book movie Ant-Man, it was Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn of all people who stepped out into the spotlight and really said all the right things to try and calm irate fans down. In an open letter posted on his Facebook page, the filmmaker compared the situation to being very good friends with both sides of a couple going through a breakup - you can't choose sides; you can only try and understand where both sides are coming from. It was a smart, reasoned response, and one recently echoed by Iron Man and Iron Man 2 helmer Jon Favreau while commenting on the situation.
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Continuing to do press for his brand new indie film Chef, Favreau was asked by Shortlist.com for his take on the whole Edgar Wright/Marvel Studios split. With a deep understanding of the way things work at Marvel Studios and a close relationship with Wright, the director responded, "Edgar’s a dear friend of mine – I was so looking forward to his version of Ant-Man. All Edgar’s films have been studio films, it’s not like he’s never made one before. I think he’s been used to a situation where he can have tremendous creative say around his story and casting, and Marvel has built an entire franchise around their style of telling stories. I know both parties well, and I respect his decision to see that he wasn’t going to be fulfilled in the process. That’s all I can really say."
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Remember when Star Wars: Episode VII's production schedule was running smoothly, Watch Think Like A Man Too Online and we started to get those genuinely good feelings that maybe, just maybe this was going to be the movie to turn the brand around? J.J. Abrams and Kathleen Kennedy were adamant about not overusing CGI and actually shooting on location, on 35mm film nonetheless! Abrams appeared in a video with a puppet to show off some of the new creations for the film's menagerie of characters, and he even trolled us about the Millennium Falcon's presence in the movie. But sure enough, Hollywood is teaching us yet again that everything we love must be tested in the fires of conflict. Rumors are now surfacing that the film's release date just might be the cause of a row between the Abrams camp and Disney CEO Robert Iger.
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The Wrap has not only gotten word that The Shawshank Redemption director Frank Darabont is now lining up to direct Snow White and the Huntsman 2, but also that the film will be shifting gears to focus the Huntsman - played by Chris Hemsworth - and is cutting Kristen Stewart out of the story completely. The script is still being put together so nothing is permanent at this stage (sadly no writer is mentioned), but the trade says that "if Stewart does return, her appearance [will] likely be limited to a cameo or a handful of brief scenes." If this does pan out, we can probably expect that the title of the project will drop the "Snow White" part. Perhaps just The Huntsman?
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Star Wars: Episode VII is scheduled for December 18, 2015... and Bob Iger prays they don't alter it any further. Following the parting of ways between Edgar Wright and Marvel Studios over the upcoming comic book movie Ant-Man, it was Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn of all people who stepped out into the spotlight and really said all the right things to try and calm irate fans down. In an open letter posted on his Facebook page, the filmmaker compared the situation to being very good friends with both sides of a couple going through a breakup - you can't choose sides; you can only try and understand where both sides are coming from. It was a smart, reasoned response, and one recently echoed by Iron Man and Iron Man 2 helmer Jon Favreau while commenting on the situation.
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Continuing to do press for his brand new indie film Chef, Favreau was asked by Shortlist.com for his take on the whole Edgar Wright/Marvel Studios split. With a deep understanding of the way things work at Marvel Studios and a close relationship with Wright, the director responded, "Edgar’s a dear friend of mine – I was so looking forward to his version of Ant-Man. All Edgar’s films have been studio films, it’s not like he’s never made one before. I think he’s been used to a situation where he can have tremendous creative say around his story and casting, and Marvel has built an entire franchise around their style of telling stories. I know both parties well, and I respect his decision to see that he wasn’t going to be fulfilled in the process. That’s all I can really say."
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Remember when Star Wars: Episode VII's production schedule was running smoothly, Watch Think Like A Man Too Online and we started to get those genuinely good feelings that maybe, just maybe this was going to be the movie to turn the brand around? J.J. Abrams and Kathleen Kennedy were adamant about not overusing CGI and actually shooting on location, on 35mm film nonetheless! Abrams appeared in a video with a puppet to show off some of the new creations for the film's menagerie of characters, and he even trolled us about the Millennium Falcon's presence in the movie. But sure enough, Hollywood is teaching us yet again that everything we love must be tested in the fires of conflict. Rumors are now surfacing that the film's release date just might be the cause of a row between the Abrams camp and Disney CEO Robert Iger.
Anyhow, Overnight has been penned by Oren Uziel, Watch Deliver Us from Evil Online who contributed to the screenplay for 22 Jump Street and wrote the upcoming horror-comedy Kitchen Sink. The plot for Overnight is said to center on an absent-minded dad who is struggling to preserve his relationship with his son after divorce. Also stuffed in there, he has to defuse a hostage situation, presumably at a toy store.
The Wrap has not only gotten word that The Shawshank Redemption director Frank Darabont is now lining up to direct Snow White and the Huntsman 2, but also that the film will be shifting gears to focus the Huntsman - played by Chris Hemsworth - and is cutting Kristen Stewart out of the story completely. The script is still being put together so nothing is permanent at this stage (sadly no writer is mentioned), but the trade says that "if Stewart does return, her appearance [will] likely be limited to a cameo or a handful of brief scenes." If this does pan out, we can probably expect that the title of the project will drop the "Snow White" part. Perhaps just The Huntsman?
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