Paul Feig makes a plasticine movie
According to the portal Movieweb , Paul Feig , the director of the upcoming reboot of Ghostbusters, has found a new project for himself - a fiction film about plasticine toys Play-Doh. The development of the project was undertaken by the studio 20th Century Fox in cooperation with the manufacturer of children's toys and board games Hasbro . Jason A. Micallef ("Like Smoothie") has been selected to write the upcoming film.Play-Doh was created in the 30s of the last century and was intended for cleaning wallpaper. However, after children began to use it everywhere to sculpt various figures, Hasbro rebranded and introduced a line of Play-Doh plasticine and toys from it. Since its launch in the 1950s, more than 2 billion cans of multi-colored plasticine have been sold worldwide.  Following the success of the Transformers and Cobra Toss franchises, which are also based on the Hasbro series of toys, the company continues to actively promote its products in the film industry. We recently reported that Akiva Goldsman received an offer to lead an authoring group that will begin creating an entire Transformers universe. The release of the film "Jam and the Holograms" is planned for 2015. In addition, the project Magic: The Gathering is in development, based on the card game of the same name by its subsidiary Hasbro . The Topic of Article: Paul Feig makes a plasticine movie. |
