Splinter Cell adaptation changes director
According to the exclusive information obtained by the portal The Tracking Board , the director Doug Lyman ("Mr. and Mrs. Smith") left the project of the studio New Regency , an adaptation of the popular video game Splinter Cell . The rest of the crew members already signed up for the film remain at their posts. Basil Ivanik ("The Seventh Son") and Dave Bartis ("Edge of Tomorrow") and Dave Bartis ("Edge of Tomorrow") are still producing the future film, and Tom Hardy ("Common Fund", "Mad Max: Fury Road") is still listed as the leading actor.According to the source, the possible replacement of Doug Lyman was not long in coming - the producers are eyeing the budding director Joseph Kahn . Joseph has little experience working on feature films such as the action film Torque and the fantasy thriller Punishment, but is best known for directing commercials and music videos for Britney Spears, Eminem and U2. The Internet community can hear a lot about Cana in connection with his The Power / Rangers parody short, which was distributed online only and was positioned as a darker and older version of the classic science fiction series of the 90s.  Recall that the plot of the film, as in the game,will revolve around a fighter of the classified unit of the National Security Agency "Third Echelon" Sam Fisher . And its task will remain the mission to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and capture the group of terrorists who produce them.  Time will show how the change of director will affect the quality of the project. The only thing we can say for sure is that Lyman definitely has experience in staging spy thrillers ("The Bourne Identity"), which cannot yet be said about Kahn . The premiere date of the film adaptation of Splinter Cell has not been specified. The Topic of Article: Splinter Cell adaptation changes director. |
