Warner Bros. re-movieing Dungeon of Dragons
Warner Bros. Film Studio will make another attempt to movie the popular game "Dungeon of Dragons". This is reported by the publication Deadline. This is said to have become possible following the conclusion of more than two years of legal proceedings over rights. As a result, Warner Bros., Allspark Pictures and Sweetpea Entertainment were able to settle all the controversies. The movie will be based on a script by David Johnson, who previously worked on the horror movie The Conjuring 2: Poltergeist at Anfield. "Dungeon of Dragons" promises almost limitless creative possibilities, which will allow our moviemakers to captivate both fans of this universe and those who have never encountered it, "- said in a statement Warner Bros. chief executive Greg Silverman. Possible shooting and distribution schedules pictures have not yet been specified. Recall that the game was released in 1974, and the first attempt at movie adaptation was made in 2000. The movie, which starred Jeremy Irons, Tora Birch, Lee Arenberg, Marlon Wayans, Kristen Wilson, Tom Baker, Bruce Payne and other actors, failed at the box office, grossing just $ 33 million on a $ 45 million production budget. The Topic of Article: Warner Bros. re-movieing Dungeon of Dragons. |
