Futuristic 'Robin Hood' Movie Coming From '300' Producers
A futuristic Robin Hood movie, set in a dystopian London, is coming from 300 producer Gianni Nunnari. Comic book writer Tony Lee will pen the script.
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'Robotech' Live-Action Movie Franchise Now Planned At Sony
Sony has taken over the rights for a Robotech live-action movie from Warner Bros. Variety reports that Sony "hopes to move quickly into production" with Gianni Nunnari and 300/The Immortals' Mark Canton producing and 300/GI Joe screenwriter Michael Gordon writing the script. This comes only a a month and a half after it was reported that Warner Bros would be…
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Here's What Went Down With Luna Magic Beauty After Shark Tank
Independent, beauty line Luna Magic was already a success story when they appeared on Shark Tank in 2021. Here's where the company stands today.
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Dark Knight/300 Producers Developing Futuristic Robin Hood Movie
Ridley Scott isn't the only man in Hollywood making a Robin Hood movie. Warner Bros is also developing a film based on the classic tale, but with a sci-fi twist. Danish commercial director Nicolai Fuglsig pitched the project, and has signed on to direct. Newcomer Jason Dean Hall, who wrote the Ashton Kutcher Sundance comedy…
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Robert Downey Jr, Reese Witherspoon, And Timur Bekmambetov In Talks For The Days Before
Robert Downey Jr and Reese Witherspoon are in talks to star in Warner Bros' The Days Before and Timur Bekmambetov is in negotiations to direct, according to Production Weekly. Produced by 300 producer Gianni Nunnari, the sci-fi action spec script was written by Chad St. John (who previously worked on the unproduced script The Further…
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Warner Bros Options Frank Miller's Ronin
Warner Bros has officially optioned the rights to Frank Miller's graphic novel Ronin, just as we expected. The live action feature film adaptation will be directed by Stomp the Yard (yawn) director Sylvain White. A rÅnin (浪人, rÅnin?) was a masterless samurai during the feudal period (1185–1868) of Japan. Frank Miller's six-issue mini-series shows some…
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