Robert Zemeckis promised not to allow Back to the Future remake
Robert Zemeckis has promised not to allow while he is alive movieing a remake of his famous movie "Back to the Future." The director spoke about this in an interview with the British edition of The Telegraph. "Oh my god, no. This won't happen until me and Bob (Gail) die. And after that, I'm sure they'll movie a new version if our heirs can't stop them," he said. Note that according to the terms of the contract between Zemeckis and Gale, on the one hand, and Universal and Amblin studios, on the other, the creators of the trilogy retain full creative control over it until the end of their days. In 2008, Bob Gale also rejected the possibility of movieing a sequel to "Back to the Future", explaining his decision to the abundance of sequels, many of which do not match the level of the originals. "For me, the idea itself is outrageous. Especially because at one time we made a really good movie. It's like saying:" Let's reshoot "Citizen Kane." And who will play the role of Kane? What a nonsense, just a crazy idea. Why should someone decide to do this? "- Zemeckis added. 2015 will mark the 30th anniversary of the first Back to the Future movie. In the United States and other countries, there will be many events organized for fans of the painting. In particular, special concert tours will be organized, during which movie screenings will be accompanied by "live" performance of musical compositions. The Topic of Article: Robert Zemeckis promised not to allow Back to the Future remake. |
