The CW Casts AnnaSophia Robb as Youthful Barbara Bradshaw

The CW has cast its youthful Barbara Bradshaw.AnnaSophia Robb, most broadly noted for taking pleasure in Crimson inside the 2005 Tim Burton feature "Charlie as well as the Chocolate Factory," will star inside the network's pilot "The Barbara Journals," "The Hollywood Reporter" knows. The project can be a prequel to HBO's "Sex as well as the City."Using the novel by Candace Bushnell, "Barbara Journals" involves a young Barbara Bradshaw as she comes old inside the eighties, asking her first queries about love, sex, friendship and family while choosing the cell phone industry's of secondary school and Manhattan.Fake Empire'sJosh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Len Goldstein ("Gossip Girl," "Hart of Dixie") will executive produce alongside Warner Bros. Television. Former "Sex as well as the City" scribe/co-producer Amy B. Harris will adapt it and performance showrunner. Miguel Arteta will direct the pilot.The initial book in Bushnell's origin story was launched a year ago and, like "Sex as well as the City," is told from Carrie's perspective. It makes sense the ambitious author through her relationship with Sebastian Kydd and competition with popular girl Donna LaDonna.Cinemax has the rights to "Sex as well as the City," with corporate cousin the CW hearing the help September and immediately undertaking for the project. Robb's reps hope this project will have the identical impact on her career as "SATC" which went from 1998-2004 on Cinemax and spurred some movies did for Sarah Jessica Parker's.The youthful actress joins the formerly cast Stefania Owen ("Running Wilde"), who'll play Carrie's 14-year-old sister inside the project.Furthermore to "Charlie as well as the Chocolate Factory," Robb's credits include features "Because of Winn-Dixie," "Bridge to Terabithia" additionally to "Jumper." The 18-year-old actress is repped by CAA, Untitled Entertainment and Schreck Rose. The Hollywood Reporter

Heavy players get slack as galleries evolve

Before Ryan Kavanaugh setup shop in Hollywood about ten years ago, film financing would be a mostly anonymous affair. There is nothing notable about funds named Gun Hill, Beverly or Melrose, apart from the Hollywood roads the second two are named after and loan companies like JPMorgan Chase, Merrill Lynch and Bank of America were faceless banking institutions. With Kavanaugh, there is now a colorful personality connected to the pursestrings of numerous photos playing in the megaplex.Nowadays, Kavanaugh is hardly the only real deep-pocketed moneyman in this area. A brand new crop of traders boasting their very own wealthy accounts has lately gone from Hollywood outsiders up of executives' call sheets.Their elevated participation within the film biz may come as the media congloms require more profits using their studio divisions, frightening off executives from greenlighting films unless of course they are able to spawn sequels or perhaps an eventual reboot, generate piles of items then sell countless theme-park tickets."In the finish during the day, Hollywood is about earning money,Inch states one major studio boss. "That sounds cynical, but it is true. My hands are tied needing to develop large franchises. I can not ensure movies any longer, regardless of how lucrative they may become. I make movies that become toys." As the majors devote their focus on tentpoles, they still need additional movies to fill their distribution pipelines. And that is where Hollywood's new bankrollers are available in.Last year, David and Megan Ellison, the offspring of Oracle's billionaire chief Ray Ellison, were unknowns before pairing track of Vital to create tentpoles like "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" and-profile indies like "True Grit." So were 5 Thompson siblings, a Louisiana oil-and-gas family whose Mix Creek banner struck it wealthy with "Black Swan." Tim Headington ("Hugo," "Rango") is really a Texas oil and property baron who co-founded FilmDistrict with Graham King (with whom he funded GK Films). "Warrior" producers Jordan Schur and David Mimran made their millions running record labels along with a Monaco-based food processing firm. And Richard Branson would be a high flyer, not really a filmmaker, until starting the Virgin Created banner.Before them, Reliance Group's Amit Khanna would be a player in Bollywood just before backing DreamWorks with $325 million. Shaun Skoll (Participant), Fred Cruz (Alcon), Sidney Kimmel (SKE), Bill Pohlad (River Road) and Philip Anschutz (Walden) gained their wealth from eBay, Federal Express, apparel brands like Nine West and Anne Klein, the Minnesota Twins baseball team and L.A. property, correspondingly.And Thomas Tull, part who owns the Gambling, would be a wealthy fanboy having a soft place for comicbooks, toys and videogames before developing Legendary Entertainment and co-financing Warner Bros.' bigger tentpoles. Previously, outdoors bankers were lumped under one disparaging label: "dumb money." When one well was drawn on dry by galleries, another will come along. The cycle is arrived once more. Only this time around, Hollywood's new moneymen are savvier and becoming more active in the creative process. Bankers aren't just writing inspections in return for premiere tickets, they are positively helping develop and convey the flicks by which they invest.Pohlad has stated he's "drawn to the (film) business due to filmmaking" and never just how much gold coin he is able to collect from the pic's success. Younger crowd "wants creative participation." And David Ellison states he never wants Skydance to become seen as "only a chequebook."These beginners are also signing onto support films they really need to see.Provided Tull's fanboy interests, it's really no surprise that Legendary has built itself like a key banner behind the Batman and Superman actioners the large robots-versus.-monster epic "Off-shore Rim" fantasy tales "Seventh Boy," "Paradise Lost" and "Jack the large Killer" a reboot of "Godzilla" and adaptations of videogames "WowInch and "Mass Effect." Anschutz's Walden ("The Stories of Narnia") has centered on family fare with messages that align using the mogul's religious and conservative values, while Skoll's Participant makes movies with sociopolitical styles like education and health care that jive together with his philanthropic causes. The options from the Ellison brothers and sisters also reflect their tastes: David's Skydance gravitates toward actioners such as the 4th "Mission: Impossible," the "G.I. Joe" follow up, a reboot from the Jack Ryan series, zombie pic "World War Z," the Tom Cruise vehicle "One Shot," along with a disaster epic from scribes Zack Stentz and Ashley Burns ("X-Males: Top ClassInch and "Thor"), who're also dealing with a reboot of "Top Gun," which Skydance is creating with Jerry Bruckheimer. Megan Ellison's Annapurna Pictures is just about the darling of indie filmmakers such as the Coen siblings ("True Grit"), Doug Wick ("Wettest County," bought through the Weinstein Co. at Cannes), and Spike Jonze, Kathryn Bigelow, Andrew Dominik ("Cogan's Trade"), Gore Verbinski ("Bitterroot") and Paul Thomas Anderson, although her buy-from the "Terminator" privileges signals much more of a proceed to tentpole territory. It is a busy group.Tull's Legendary released having a $500 million fund in 2004, and elevated a line of credit of approximately $700 million this past year, which makes it a significant pic producer through 2016, despite its seven-year pact to co-finance and convey films with Warner Bros. finishes in 2013. It established itself by lounging claim that they can genre fare, with co-productions including WB's Superman and Batman films, the "Hangover" comedies, "300," "Watchmen," "Clash from the Leaders" and "Beginning." Tull also offers released Legendary East, a Chinese studio established to self-finance photos for the reason that country via a $220.5 million fund (and the other $225 million credit facility), with Erectile dysfunction Zwick's "The Truly Amazing Wall" since it's first project. David Ellison's Skydance runs a $350 million fund to co-finance films with Vital, using the shingle getting first consider the studio's projects via a four-year deal, a unique pact for just about any first-time financier. Megan Ellison has yet to reveal simply how much money she's dealing with, but her company ponied up $20 million to land privileges towards the "Terminator" franchise. Timmy, Tommy, Todd, Tyler and Bobby Thompson bought their distance to Hollywood with $40 million through their Mix Creek Pictures banner, run by John Oliver (former topper at Arthaus Pictures along with a Propaganda Films professional), and located a gusher in the B.O. with "Black Swan," a $13 million pic that danced its method to $329 million worldwide. The organization has since tempted backers to boost another $260 million. Randall Emmett and George Furla's Emmett/Furla Films teamed with Stepan Martirosyan and Remington William Chase's Picture Entertainment in September to determine a $250 million equity and debt fund, with initial dollars arriving part in the Russian oil biz and property endeavors. Media Privileges Capital's Modi Wiczyk and Asif Satchu closed a five-year, $350 million turning credit facility with five banks, also in September, to exchange an identical three-year fund guaranteed in 2008. India's Reliance Large Entertainment backed 1 / 2 of DreamWorks in '09, for $325 million, basically giving the organization another existence. It is also ponied up development gold coin for projects produced by shingles run by Tom Hanks, Kaira Pitt, Nicolas Cage, George Clooney, Jim Carrey, Jay Roach, Chris Columbus and Brett Ratner. Last summer time, former CBS and The new sony professional Shaun Sagansky released Hemisphere Tentpole Co-Financing Fund with Jean-Luc P Fanti and Eli Baker (also behind Winchester Capital Partners) to back 12 to 16 studio photos it thinks will have well in growing foreign moviegoing marketplaces. The very first $200 million went into Sony's "The Smurfs" and "Males in Black III," Paramount's "The Adventures of Tintin: The Key from the Unicorn" and "World War Z." And flying high with funds from his Virgin-top quality air carriers, Branson released Virgin Created in This summer 2010, via a pair-track of Kavanaugh's Relativity. Run by former J2TV/J2 Pictures producers Jason Felts and Justin Berfield, the shingle arrived a success with "Unlimited," a $27 million pic that starred Bradley Cooper and it has obtained $162 million worldwide. Additionally, it backed "Immortals," a co-production with Relativity, that's now its greatest hit. Relativity rapidly merged with Virgin following the shingle provided to provide some valuable marketing muscle by tubthumping films across Branson's air carriers, including Virgin America and Virgin Atlantic, and mobile phones, through Virgin Mobile.These new producers are keeping midrange-allocated photos afloat -- new things Regency (the "Alvin and also the Chipmunks" franchise, "Over Time,Inch "What's Your Number?") has lengthy done at Fox. (The banner closed a $500 million line of credit in September to finance more photos.)Similarly, Emmett/Furla Films is anticipated to create nine photos this season through its new fund which will benefit galleries and small-majors. The organization lately funded Stephen Frears' comedy "Lay the favourite,Inch with Bruce Willis, Rebecca Hall and Catherine Zeta-Johnson and Lionsgate-Summit's approaching "The Tomb," with Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. .And, after specialty labels Warner Independent, Fox Atomic and Componen Vantage shuttered, the likes of Norm Waitt's Gold Circle Films ("Existence as you may know It"), Bill Pohlad's River Road ("Tree of Existence," "Brokeback Mountain"), James Stern's Endgame Entertainment ("InstructionInch) and Steven Rales' Indian Paintbrush ("ConstantlyInch) breathe new existence in to the indie biz with game titles which are recognized by experts but they are not going to result in figures or videogames.As Pitt lately told Variety, "You will find a couple of quite strong independent bankers that care more about content than profit. These men like Bill Pohlad, who did "Tree of Existence," and Tim Headington and Megan Ellison are extremely vital that you what we should do within the structure we're in at this time. (Without one), harder-sell risk-taking films may not reach the screen."Even Lionsgate is searching for partners, joining track of "Warrior" producers Schur and Mimran, whose credits range from the Edward Norton-Robert P Niro mental thriller "Stone" and also the Malcolm Venville-directed "Henry's Crime," with Keanu Reeves, to co-finance a yet-to-be revealed slate of films.Universal, especially, is depending on outdoors partners for photos. MRC (Seth MacFarlane's "Ted," "The Adjustment Bureau," "Bruno") includes a five-year distribution cope with U. And also the studio lately inked a 3-year deal to produce a minimum of six films from Mix Creek, the very first being F1 racing biopic "Hurry," steered by Ron Howard. CBS Films launched Mix Creek's Daniel Radcliffe starrer "The Lady in Black." Mix Creek is centered on films with budgets that fall within the $15 million-$sixty five million range, by having an average price of $25 million to $35 million. Its Clooney pic "The Ides of March" were built with a $23 million budget. The film has since lobbied $34 million in the domestic B.O. In development in the shingle are Todd Field's "The Creed of Violence" "Black Mass," a Boston Irish mob tale about James "Whitey" Bulger along with a biopic of actor Steve McQueen that Jeremy Renner is circling.Should there be something that ties these moneymen (and ladies) together, it's that they have handled to largely avoid the spotlight. Actually, most steer clear of the Hollywood party scene, attending premieres for his or her own photos only. They provide couple of interviews. Except for Legendary, the shingles are small procedures, needing little overhead (Megan Ellison's Annapurna is basically the 25-year-old and her lawyer).Some are searching to enhance their presence, however.Tull is making moves to show Legendary right into a full-fledged studio, self-financing more films within the U.S., instead of as co-productions with Warners, and abroad through his Hong Kong-based Legendary East, the entity which will produce British-language tentpoles created for Chinese auds. WB will distribute individuals films.Legendary already has effectively be a brand one of the Comic-Disadvantage crowd, using the company's panel only at that year's confab for photos which had yet to begin production bringing in a lot more than 2,000.Even though there's been some internal friction between Legendary and WB over credit, along with a receding between Relativity and U (especially over their dueling Snow Whitened films), most studio chiefs aren't objecting towards the inroads produced by this crop of Hollywood beginners. Actually, some are outright envious."Other men, they have got the liberty to create anything they want," the main studio mind told Variety. "They are able to go ahead and take risks we (galleries) can't any longer."Go back to Movies & Money >> Contact Marc Graser at marc.graser@variety.com

Exclusive Video: Sons of Anarchy's Tommy Flanagan Wrestles with Fin on SVU

Tommy Flanagan As Sons of Anarchy's Sargeant-at-Arms Filip "Chibs" Telford, Tommy Flanagan may be used to finding themselves round the wrong side in the law as you're watching camera. But his latest role, Flanagan will need to reaction to NYPD Fin (Ice-T) and Amaro (Danny Pino). On Wednesday's episode of Law & Order: Special Sufferers Unit (10/9c, NBC), Flanagan plays Murphy, a sadistic Irish loan shark. "He ain't most likely probably the most enjoyable fellow," Flanagan states, "and apparently he likes to hurt people when they don't pay his money-back.Inch Have a look at photos of Law & Order: Special Sufferers Unit Go behind the curtain of Flanagan's appearance and search for the initial crook inside the captain's office:

Lilienfield, Meshel, and Nayor Casting CW Drama Aircraft pilots

Lilienfield, Meshel, and Nayor Casting CW Drama Aircraft pilots By Daniel Lehman Feb 13, 2012 Nancy Nayor Casting company directors happen to be hired for 2 more drama aircraft pilots for that CW, Back Stage confirmed. Production dates for aircraft pilots are TBA.Tracy Lilienfield and Shaun Meshel are casting the CW drama pilot "Joey Dakota," an intimate sci-fi musical in regards to a time-traveling documentary filmmaker who must try to save her rock star boyfriend from an untimely dying. In line with the effective Israeli half-hour series "Danny Hollywood," the pilot is compiled by Bert Royal ("Easy A"). Royal can also be executive creating with Mark Harmon, Eric and Kim Tannenbaum, and Martha Haight for CBS TV Galleries. Lilienfield and Meshel have just created a brand new casting partnership, and "Dakota" is going to be among the first projects for their new office. Lilienfield's casting credits range from the CBS comedies "$#*! My Father States" and "The Brand New Adventures of Old Christine," the The best spinner's comedy "My Boys," and NBC's "Will & Sophistication." Meshel cast the television series "Existence Unpredicted" and "The Cleanser,Inch in accessory for many television movies.Nancy Nayor will cast "Shelter," an hour or so-lengthy drama pilot set in a historic Colonial summer time resort, in which the staff must deal with their visitors while moving relationships, rivalries, and romances that belongs to them. "Shelter" is compiled by "One Tree Hill" creator and showrunner Mark Schwahn, who's executive creating together with J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk of Bad Robot.Nayor started her casting career Off-Broadway at Manhattan Theater Club in NY, after which gone to live in La, where she labored as senior v . p . of feature film casting for Universal Galleries. In 1997, she opened up her very own casting company, where she casts advertisements, TV aircraft pilots, and movies for example "Scream 4," "Drive Angry," "The Entire Nine Yards," and "Journey." Lilienfield, Meshel, and Nayor Casting CW Drama Aircraft pilots By Daniel Lehman Feb 13, 2012 Nancy Nayor Casting company directors happen to be hired for 2 more drama aircraft pilots for that CW, Back Stage confirmed. Production dates for aircraft pilots are TBA.Tracy Lilienfield and Shaun Meshel are casting the CW drama pilot "Joey Dakota," an intimate sci-fi musical in regards to a time-traveling documentary filmmaker who must try to save her rock star boyfriend from an untimely dying. In line with the effective Israeli half-hour series "Danny Hollywood," the pilot is compiled by Bert Royal ("Easy A"). Royal can also be executive creating with Mark Harmon, Eric and Kim Tannenbaum, and Martha Haight for CBS TV Galleries.Lilienfield and Meshel have just created a brand new casting partnership, and "Dakota" is going to be among the first projects for his or her new office. Lilienfield's casting credits range from the CBS comedies "$#*! My Father States" and "The Brand New Adventures of Old Christine," the The best spinner's comedy "My Boys," and NBC's "Will & Sophistication." Meshel cast the television series "Existence Unpredicted" and "The Cleanser,Inch additionally to a lot of television movies.Nancy Nayor will cast "Shelter," an hour or so-lengthy drama pilot set in a historic Colonial summer time resort, in which the staff must deal with their visitors while moving relationships, rivalries, and romances that belongs to them. "Shelter" is compiled by "One Tree Hill" creator and showrunner Mark Schwahn, who's executive creating together with J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk of Bad Robot.Nayor started her casting career Off-Broadway at Manhattan Theater Club in NY, after which gone to live in La, where she labored as senior v . p . of feature film casting for Universal Galleries. In 1997, she opened up her very own casting company, where she casts advertisements, TV aircraft pilots, and movies for example "Scream 4," "Drive Angry," "The Entire Nine Yards," and "Journey."

Norwegian fund produces shop in Berlin

One of the key figures behind the Norwegian South Film Fund, setup lately to purchase films from third world countries, turned up within the Berlinale Friday to tubthump for your org. The fund, known to as Sorfond, is with each other given with the Norwegian Film Institute and Oslo's Films Within the South Festival whose artistic director, Lasse Skagen, is at Berlin to speak with potential candidates and assist them to interact with Norwegian co-production partners, additionally to meeting similar funding orgs. Sorfond was launched in co-operation while using Norwegian Secretary of condition for Foreign Matters and Secretary of condition for Culture. There's an initial cat of NOK4 million ($692,000) to distribute this year, getting a high limit per project of $178,000. Each project needs to experience a Norwegian co-producer and 50% of financing in place before a charge card applicatoin could be produced. The deadline for programs is Wednesday. Skagen mentioned the concept for your fund showed up in this area from the conversation inside a dinner within the French embassy in Oslo with Haitian director Raoul Peck. He advised the Norwegians to follow along with together with the instance of other funds specific at under developed nations, like France's Fonds Sud Cinema. Skagen states the eye in gold gold coin is obvious inside the participation within the festival, which draws in films from third world countries. "We'd a pitching forum in October within the festival, combined with 260 programs, so there's likely to end up lots of fascination with this," he mentioned. The pitching forum aided put producers from third world countries together with their Norwegian options. Getting dedication within the Norwegian government to continue funding for five years, Skagen mentioned, "We are concentrating on this around the long-term basis, and then we will establish new systems and consult with different producers together with other funders." The aim of the grant is always to lead "to strengthening film just like a cultural expression, to market diversity and artistic integrity round the worldwide film scene, also to strengthening freedom of expression," according to a disagreement. It is also wanted the fund will boost links involving the Norwegian and worldwide film industries. Recommendations as well as the application can be found at internet.sorfond.com. Contact Leo Barraclough at leo.barraclough@variety.com

Janney Sits For Friday Night Dinner

Tony Shalhoub also at the tableSomewhere in the mid-Atlantic, on the deep ocean floor, there's a waste pile of comedy ideas that didn't quite make the transition from the UK and the US. The challenge of translating British comedy for American audiences is fraught with failure, with every Office countered by ten Couplings. But that doesn't stop networks from trying, and now Allison Janney and Tony Shalhoub are set for the pilot of Friday Night Dinner.The Channel 4 original has been a hit over here, featuring Tamsin Greig, Paul Ritter, Simon Bird, Tom Rosenthal and Mark Heap as the bickering Goodman family (and their creepy/weird dog-owning neighbour Jim) who spend every Friday night round the dinner table, which never quite goes to plan.Created by Robert Popper, the show was aired across the Pond on BBC America, and now NBC wants to give a US version a try, with Janney and Shalhoub taking over from Greig and Ritter as the parents. There's hope for this one, as Greg Daniels, one of the leading lights behind the network's take on The Office, is overseeing the pilot, which has Office regular director Ken Kwapis attached to direct. Daniels also has experience on the likes of The Simpsons and King Of The Hill.As of right now, it's just a pilot, but we're intrigued to see how the typically British-style humour can be converted. Thankfully, Popper is also involved, so you know it's in good hands this end. Still, we wonder if he's been in touch with Steven Moffat to hear how badly it can all end...

The Way I Spent My Summer time Vacation Poster

Mel Gibson returns... having a gun!Mel Gibson's follow-as much as The Beaver might be going right to DVDover within the U.S. underneath the new title of Obtain The Gringo, but right here in Blighty it will be striking movie theaters under its original title, The Way I Spent My Summer time Vacation.Compiled by Gibson themself, it informs the storyplot of Driver - no, not the Ryan Gosling one, this really is Mel's role - a united states criminal who pulls off a large job within the USof A before finding yourself south from the border and bumped up in jail.With the aid of a nine-year-old boy he befriends in jail, he sets about escaping . - in the looks of things, with the aid of a gun, some grenades, plus some scowly looks.Here is a poster for that film, and beneath that, a teaser trailer to provide you with a much better taste of the items just how I Spent My Summer time Vacation is.Summer time Vacation One Sheet How ISpent My Summer time Vacation has gone out on May 11.

NFL, NBC sorry for 'obscene gesture'

The NFL and NBC issued apologies late Sunday after a performer extended her middle finger on camera during the Super Bowl halftime show starring Madonna. M.I.A., a British singer who was performing alongside Madonna, flipped the bird on air just seconds after a digitized blurring occurred on screen. The performer also may have uttered an expletive on camera, according to various published reports, but it was not clearly heard during the telecast. The statements issued after the game hinted at some tension between NBC and NFL over who was more responsible for the mishap, with NBC acknowledging its screening technology didn't work fast enough--but also noting the network left the hiring of M.I.A. to the league. "The NFL hired the talent and produced the halftime show," the network said in a statement. "Our system was late to obscure the inappropriate gesture and we apologize to our viewers." An NBC spokesman explained that a system in place during the telecast attempted to blur the image but was late by two-third of a second, or 20 frames. He could not identify how many seconds of delay were in place during the broadcast. The spokesman could not confirm that there was any audible expletive from M.I.A. that was heard on camera. The NFL issued a statement of its own regretting the incident, but used a far more loaded adjective to describe the on-air gesture. "There was a failure in NBC's delay system. The obscene gesture in the performance was completely inappropriate, very disappointing, and we apologize to our fans," read the statement. "Obscene" is a far more dangerous word than "inappropriate" given it borrows from the term the FCC employs in its monitoring of language and imagery used on broadcast TV. The incident could mean NBC is headed for the kind of controversy CBS found itself in eight years ago as a result of the infamous "wardrobe malfunction" that occurred during the halftime show, when singer Janet Jackson's nipple was exposed on the air as she performed with Justin Timberlake. Sources suggested that the NFL didn't see any sign of M.I.A. making such a gesture during rehearsals preceding the Super Bowl. Contact Andrew Wallenstein at andrew.wallenstein@variety.com

Joe Carnahan talks Dying Wish reboot

On Monday we introduced the news the Grey's Joe Carnahan is at line to reboot seminal revenge flick Dying Wish. Carnahan has confirmed this news, and it has come to Twitter to stipulate his vision for that remake."Men. I am doing Dying Wish," starts Carnahan. "But this version is really a re-imagining from the book and occur current day La. The L.A. of Collateral... it's on buses, cabs, metro trains. I wish to show an unseen version of L.A. L.A. by walking. Prowling. Hunting. The huge avoid of downtown...""[Nicolas Winding Refn] did an extraordinary job shooting L.A." continues the director, in mention of the Drive. "It required on the different dimension. This is the key."He does not get into anymore detail about how exactly he'll tweak the plot or figures from the Charles Bronson starring original, but from that little synopsis, it may sound as if Carnahan intends to update the scuzzy despair from the original right into a more sophisticated setting.The initial movie sees Bronson play a surviving vigilante, who sets about cleaning the roads of NY after his wife is extremely killed. Not sure up to now on when Carnahan's remake is anticipated to spread out, but hopefully we ought to possess some casting whispers for you personally soon...