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Showing posts with label Mulan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mulan. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 February 2009

Mulan - First photos of the live action version

These photos show Zhao Wei (Vicki Zhao Wei) as Mulan, the folk heroine in the warrior costumes. Now Twitch spotted these photos over on Sina. I do like the story of Mulan although most of my knowledge of it is through the Disney version of the film.
Production is currently ongoing at the Hebei province.


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Thursday, 6 November 2008

The Random

Bloody Disgusting is reporting that they've confirmed a sequel will be forthcoming to David Slade's wintry vampire tale 30 Days of Night. Steve Niles, the original film's screenwriter and author of the comic book series, and Ben Ketai are tentatively on the roster to script the follow-up.

Jonathan Swift’s classic book, Gulliver’s Travels, is going to have another run at the big screen. Twentieth Century Fox is moving forward with a film version of the book, this time with Jack Black playing the titular character.

The new trailer for Jim Carrey's Yes Man hits the web and it looks like Liar Liar.

Robert Downey Jr talks to MTV about the Terrence Howard / Don Cheadly switch for Iron Man 2.

Filmstalker talks about the Farrelly Brothers bringing back the 3 Stooges.

Some set photos of Daniel Bruehl on Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds and Jessica Alba shooting An Invisible Sign of My Own in New York City

Ian Jeffers ("Death Sentence," "Castlevania") has sold an original werewolf-themed script to director-producer Ridley Scott..." (full details)

"Arthouse films has nabbed worldwide rights to Hamptons International Film Festival documentary winner "Herb and Dorothy" Megumi Sasaki's feature follows a post office clerk and his librarian wife who've amassed one of the most important minimalist and conceptual art collections of the 20th century. An early 2009 release is planned..." (full details)

"Rowan Atkinson says he's only been in one movie that he's entirely proud of - "Four Weddings and a Funeral"..." (full details)"

"Family Guy" and "American Dad" creator Seth MacFarlane talks about the new $100 million deal he just signed with FOX..." (full details)

"Warner Bros. Pictures has started adding biographies for the characters in "Watchmen" to the official website. First up is The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) ..." (full details)

"ABC has expressed interest in picking up "King of the Hill," which Fox last week decided not to renew beyond its current thirteenth season. The idea is that the show would make a strong companion to the ABC's upcoming animated comedy "The Goode Family" from the creators of 'King'..." (full details)

" Sony Pictures Classics has nabbed North American and Latin American rights to Jeffrey Levy-Hinte’s “Soul Power.” Documentary profiles a 1974 concert of R&B headliners who converged in southern Africa during the Muhammad Ali-George Foreman fight known as the “rumble in the jungle..." (full details)"

"Smokin' Aces" writer/director Joe Carnahan confirms that a prequel to the 2007 release "Smokin' Aces" has been greenlit..." (full details)

"Fortissimo Films has picked up international sales rights to Cheng Hsiao Tse's Taiwanese multisexual drama "Miao Miao" from Jet Tone Films and J.A. Movies. Warner Bros. Pictures will release it mid-November in Taiwan, with Golden Scene distributing in Hong Kong at the end of the month..." (full details)

"Hong Kong director Jingle Ma has confirmed that the $6.5 million live-action project about legendary warrior princess Hua Mulan is due to begin lensing in February..." (full details)

"Voltage Pictures has picked up foreign sales rights to Bubble Factory's supernatural thriller "The Devil's Tomb" from director Jason Connery ("Pandemic"). Cuba Gooding, Ron Perlman and Ray Winstone star in the sub-$10 million feature in which a team of mercenaries on a rescue mission in a Middle Eastern desert uncover a mystery that has been hidden for thousands of years..." (full details)
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Wednesday, 15 October 2008

The Random

Adrien Brody and Michael Chiklis are in the indie comedy High School. The story is centered on a high school valedictorian who gets high with the school stoner and faces a drug test, then decides to get the entire school stoned so he can beat the test by making everyone fail. Brody will portray a drug dealer and Chiklis will play the school principal.

20th Century Fox is moving forward with plans for "Money Never Sleeps", a sequel to Oliver Stone's 1987 feature "Wall Street" reports the trades.

Xinhua Media Entertainment and China Film Group will make a $30 million live-action feature based on the life of "Mulan" says The Hollywood Reporter.

Warner Bros. has picked up screen rights for Headshot, and has set scriptwriter Alessandro Camon to adapt the three-book graphic novel series by Alexis Nolent - an unlikely alliance between a cop and a hitman takes place after each watches his partner die. The new partners seek revenge and discover they have a shared enemy and much in common despite being on opposite sides of the law.

Blizzard and Legendary Pictures' feature film adaptation of the Warcraft franchise isn't likely to arrive next year as previously announced. Blizzard president Mike Morhaime tells Shack News that "I don't know about the 2009 date, but it is still something we are very excited about."

The Jim Henson Co. has acquired rights to The Happytime Murders, a comedic film noir murder mystery that Brian Henson will direct for the company's Henson Alternative banner, which is meant to entertain adult audiences. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the story was written by Todd Berger from a story by Dee Austin Robertson and Berger, and takes place in a world where humans and puppets co-exist, with the puppets viewed as second-class citizens. When the puppet cast of an '80s children's TV show called "The Happytime Gang" begins to get murdered one by one, a disgraced LAPD detective-turned-private eye puppet -- with a drinking problem, no less -- takes on the case.

At a recent presentation of footage from "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", director David Fincher indicated his "Rendezvous with Rama" feature looks to be dead. Fincher tells First Showing that "It looks like it's not going to happen. There's no script and as you know, [Morgan Freeman's] not in the best of health right now. We've been trying to do it but it's probably not going to happen."

1602. Louis Leterrier directing. Neil Gaiman on screen play. That's the proposed line up, according to MTV, where Gaiman said, "I think it's getting more and more likely as Marvel reclaims its film properties from all over the world. They're sort of making their own movies and putting them out through Paramount. So they're now in there with a chance."
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