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Gore Verbinski Talks The Lone Ranger, Rango, What it Will Take for Him to Make Another Animated Film, and Whether Pyongyang Is His Next Film
18 April 2013 9:52 AM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Yesterday at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Walt Disney unveiled about twenty minutes of director Gore Verbinski‘s The Lone Ranger. Since I was on the red carpet waiting for the cast and filmmakers, I missed the screening. But talking to a few people that did see the footage, the consensus I heard was that it looked great and it was a lot better than all of them expected. If you want to judge some of the movie for yourself…watch the brand new trailer that was released yesterday. Shortly after walking off the stage, I landed a red carpet interview with Verbinski. We talked about how he decided which footage to show the CinemaCon audience, how long his first cut ran, he reveals that he still doesn't have a finished cut of the film and doesn't know how long it'll be, whether he will ever make another animated film, how much he loved doing Rango, »
- Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub
Pirates Of The Caribbean 5 And Bad Boys 3 Are Two Films Jerry Bruckheimer Thinks You Want To See
18 April 2013 9:24 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Oh, you want to know what Jerry Bruckheimer’s up to? No? Well, while promoting The Lone Ranger at CinemaCon, he gave Collider a taste of just what the man will be drip feeding us over the coming months, from the sides of our buses and the front pages of our social media websites.
Never a man to value integrity over financial sense, Bruckheimer announced that his current top priority is Pirates of the Caribbean 5, which is as of yet officially untitled. Sure, the reviews of Pirates of the Caribbean 4 were terrible, but who could argue with $1 billion in worldwide revenue? Who in their right mind wouldn’t, in the face of those profits, attempt to rehash the exact same thing, for slightly more money, to finally kill it dead in the water? With that film’s budget conservatively estimated at $150 million, who in their right mind wouldn’t »
- Rob Batchelor
Jerry Bruckheimer Gives Update on ‘Pirates 5,’ ‘National Treasure 3′ & ‘Bad Boys 3′
17 April 2013 8:01 PM, PDT | ScreenRant.com | See recent Screen Rant news »
Since the early 1980s, Jerry Bruckheimer has been responsible for producing some of the most recognizable action films Hollywood has had to offer. Top Gun, The Rock and Armageddon are just a few of the smash hits he’s had his name on.
However, a large chunk of Bruckheimer’s filmography consists of crowd-pleasing franchises, the kind of blockbuster entertainment that audiences will come back for again and again. His latest film – director Gore Verbinski’s take on The Lone Ranger (check out the new trailer) – aims to attract the same audience and potentially launch a franchise of its own.
Bruckheimer showed up at CinemaCon recently to promote The Lone Ranger and gave Collider a bit of an update on the latest batch of action-heavy sequels he has in development.
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- Robert Yaniz Jr.
Armie Hammer Talks Lone Ranger, the Supernatural/Werewolves Rumors, How He Can’t Escape Being Asked About Justice League, and More
17 April 2013 4:32 PM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Earlier today at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Walt Disney unveiled about twenty minutes of director Gore Verbinski's The Lone Ranger. Since I was on the red carpet waiting for the cast and filmmakers, I missed the screening. But talking to a few people that did see the footage, the consensus I heard was that it looked great and it was a lot better than all of them expected. If you want to judge some of the movie for yourself...watch the brand new trailer that was released earlier today. Shortly after walking off the stage, I landed a red carpet interview with Armie Hammer. We talked about what he went through trying to land the role, how much the script changed along the way and the supernatural/werewolves rumors, filming the train sequence practically, how he can’t escape being asked about Justice League, and he reveals that he's »
- Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub
Jerry Bruckheimer Talks Lone Ranger, National Treasure 3, Pirates Of The Caribbean 5, and What It Will Take to Make Bad Boys 3 Happen
17 April 2013 1:17 PM, PDT | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Shortly before producer Jerry Bruckheimer hit the CinemaCon stage in Las Vegas to talk about The Lone Ranger (watch the new trailer here), I landed a short video interview with him on the red carpet backstage. Since I knew my time would be very limited, I decided to ask the most important question first: What will it take to get Bad Boys 3 made! In addition to asking about a Bad Boys sequel, he also discussed his reaction to seeing the finished cut of The Lone Ranger, how they decided which footage to show at CinemaCon, and the status of Pirates of the Caribbean 5 and National Treasure 3. He says they’re working on scripts for both, with a team of writers working on National Treasure 3 and Ted Elliot/Terry Rossio and Jeff Nathanson writing Pirates 5. Hit the jump to watch. Jerry Bruckheimer: :13 - What »
- Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub
Bill Pullman Updates Us On Independence Day 2, With Or Without Will Smith…
10 January 2013 3:30 AM, PST | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Bill Pullman has said that Independence Day 2 could begin shooting within a year, with or without Will Smith.
Pullman, who played gravel-voiced President Whitmore in the 1996 original, will be reprising his role in one of two possible versions; either with The Fresh Prince or without him and could begin filming, as he puts it, ‘Within a year. Yeah, something like that I guess.’ Smith has declared that he’d be up for causing close encounters again as Captain Steven Hiller, who incidentally features in our Top Ten Movie Pilots list, right here. But he’s a busy, busy man, with Bad Boys 3 reportedly in the works and no guarantee that he would have time. But Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich are keen to get the ball rolling with The PullMan, even offering to shoot around his schedule for ‘1600 Penn,’ a new NBC sitcom in which he plays, funnily enough, »
- John Sharp
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