Paul King dropped out of the Pinocchio remake
Last February, we reported that the director of the box office hit "The Adventures of Paddington" and its sequel Paul King had taken over the director's chair for a feature film based on the cartoon "Pinocchio". However, according to FlickeringMyth, the director left the project, leaving him in limbo.“I don’t think it’s a secret, but the film was canceled over the holiday break, around Christmas,- said cameraman Seamus McGarvey. -The director left the project for family reasons. Disney is trying to find a new director, but I heard that Tom Hanks and everyone else want to revitalize the production. " McGarvey hints that the actor, who negotiated the role of puppeteer Geppetto, who scoffed the wooden boy, nevertheless signed a contract with the House of Mouse. King was also to direct the sequel to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. It is currently unknown if he remains at the helm of the project. The Topic of Article: Paul King dropped out of the Pinocchio remake. |
