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2009-01-28 20:07:48 UTC
A little bit of news from ComingSoon.net about the garbage quality
"reimagined" so-called "A-Team" movie ...
Fox's Plan for The A-Team Coming Together
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20th Century Fox has assembled a creative team to transform 1980s
TV series The A-Team into a summer 2010 film, says Variety.
The studio has set Joe Carnahan to direct and Ridley Scott to
produce, with Tony Scott executive producing through their Scott
Free banner.
Also producing are Jules Daly and Stephen J. Cannell, the latter of
whom created the original TV series.
Carnahan will team with Brian Bloom to polish a script by Skip
Woods. The intention is to start production by June for a June 11,
2010, release.
Carnahan and the Scott brothers say they will use the original
premise of the series as the template for an action film. In the
original, four Vietnam vets convicted of armed robbery escape
from military prison and became do-gooder mercenaries.
The Middle East will replace Vietnam as the place the four did
their tour of duty, but Carnahan said the origin story is the
jumping-off point.
Carnahan has put his Pablo Escobar film Killing Pablo on the
back burner. The project was complicated by the bankruptcy
filing made by the Yari Film Group.
Yet another old show gets butched by Hollyweird's current generation of
talentless hacks. :-(
"reimagined" so-called "A-Team" movie ...
Fox's Plan for The A-Team Coming Together
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20th Century Fox has assembled a creative team to transform 1980s
TV series The A-Team into a summer 2010 film, says Variety.
The studio has set Joe Carnahan to direct and Ridley Scott to
produce, with Tony Scott executive producing through their Scott
Free banner.
Also producing are Jules Daly and Stephen J. Cannell, the latter of
whom created the original TV series.
Carnahan will team with Brian Bloom to polish a script by Skip
Woods. The intention is to start production by June for a June 11,
2010, release.
Carnahan and the Scott brothers say they will use the original
premise of the series as the template for an action film. In the
original, four Vietnam vets convicted of armed robbery escape
from military prison and became do-gooder mercenaries.
The Middle East will replace Vietnam as the place the four did
their tour of duty, but Carnahan said the origin story is the
jumping-off point.
Carnahan has put his Pablo Escobar film Killing Pablo on the
back burner. The project was complicated by the bankruptcy
filing made by the Yari Film Group.
Yet another old show gets butched by Hollyweird's current generation of
talentless hacks. :-(