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News Shorts: January 13th 2012
13 January 2012 7:14 AM, PST | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Photos from Dark Shadows, Magic Mike, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Silent House, The Woman in Black.
Posters for The Words, John Carter, Detachment, Underworld Awakening, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Seeking Justice, The Woman in Black, The Grey and Star Wars: Episode I in 3D.
Set photos from Mirror Mirror, Burt Wunderstone, and vehicle shots from Mad Max: Fury Road and Man of Steel.
"Brad Parker ("The Diary of Lawson Oxford") is set to direct an untitled action movie for Bad Robot and Paramount. Michael Gilio ("Carter Beats the Devil") wrote the script but plot details are unknown. Matt Reeves, J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk will produce…" (full details)
"The teaser trailer for "Resident Evil: Retribution" (aka. "Re5ident Evil") premieres online on Thursday January 19th at 10am Pst and will play in front of copies of "Underworld: Awakening" starting January 20th in cinemas…" (full details)
"DreamWorks has hired »
- Garth Franklin
Role Models Writer Scripting Office Party Comedy For Blades Of Glory Directors
11 January 2012 6:37 PM, PST | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
Since scoring with the ice-skating buddy-comedy Blades of Glory, DreamWorks has been eager to reteam with the flick's directing duo, Josh Gordon and Will Speck. Following their pair's moderately successful.though deeply disturbing.rom-com The Switch, Gordon and Speck are returning to DreamWorks to develop a new.but surely deranged.office comedy that will center on an office party that spins out of control. The first draft of this untitled feature was penned by The Hangover's screenwriters, Jon Lucas and Scott Moore. That version was said to be set during the holidays.meaning all this mayhem would spawn from a Christmas office party gone horribly awry. However, nothing is certain now that DreamWorks has brought on Tim Dowling to do what Variety has been told will be "a page-one rewrite." It's too soon to say whether this is a positive step in the film's development or not, since Dowling's »
Role Models Scribe Timothy Dowling to Rewrite New DreamWorks Office Comedy
11 January 2012 4:34 PM, PST | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
DreamWorks may not have a title for its upcoming office comedy, but they now have a writer. The studio tapped Timothy Dowling (Role Models) to draft up a fresh script for the project, doing a full rewrite on a submission originally turned in by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore of The Hangover fame. The original premise of the comedy carries a bit of The Hangover-meets-The Office as it centered on a company Christmas party going awry. There is no word yet as to whether or not the new interpretation will take place during the holidays. Also, though there is no official cast in place, several top comedic actors have apparently expressed interest in the project, which will be helmed by Blades of Glory directors, Will Speck and Josh Gordon. Hit the jump for more on Dowling. Variety reported on Dowling’s appointment to the DreamWorks comedy. You’d think »
- Dave Trumbore
Disney Hires Scribe for ‘Hovercar’; DreamWorks Doing Rewrite on ‘Hangover’ Scribes’ Comedy
11 January 2012 4:08 PM, PST | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »
THR tells us that Disney is putting its hopes on writer Dan Harris, hiring him to pen Hovercar, a sci-fi adventure story based on Matthew Riley‘s young adult novel Hover Car Racer. I put it that way because, as it turns out, the Superman Returns and X2 co-writer is one of many scribes to tackle the material since Disney’s owned it — going all the way back to 2004 — putting him in the same company as David Digilio, Blaise Hemingway, and none other than John Sayles.
Riley‘s original book took place in “a near future where humans travel in vehicles that float a few feet above the ground,” and in which “racing the vehicles becomes a glamorous sport.” The focus is on “Jason Chaser [you must be kidding], a young man who enters an international race school.” That description screams post-Harry Potter kid’s lit — and doesn’t sound all that complicated in »
- jpraup@gmail.com (thefilmstage.com)
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