For those in the tank
Australian actress Margot Robbie continues to take an interest in the world of comics. The performer of the role of Harley Quinn in the DCU has acquired the rights to film the graphic novel "Tank Girl" (Tank Girl). The news of the deal came from the Twitter post of the post-apocalyptic comic book co-author.“I just learned that LuckyChap Entertainment bought the rights to make the Tank Girl movie from MGM,” wrote Alan Martin. -No one has contacted us yet, so I don't know if the creators of the picture want to hear suggestions from the authors of the original story. ” The first issue of "Tank Girl" was published in 1988 in the British magazine Deadline. The story about the journey of the title character across the Australian wasteland was so popular with readers that soon several major publishers joined the fight for the comic. As a result, the creators of the graphic novel signed a contract with Dark Horse Comics.  A comic about a kid on a tank has already formed the basis of a Hollywood film. In 1995, the first film adaptation of "Tank Girl" received negative reviews in the press and was a crushing failure at the box office, earning $ 6 million with a budget of $ 25 million. Subsequently, director Rachel Talaley admitted that shortly before the start of the show, Trilogy Entertainment Group had re-edited the picture without her knowledge. Despite the failure in the box office, over the years the tape has acquired a cult status among fans of post-apocalyptic themes.  Our foreign colleagues do not yet know if Robbie will limit himself to the post of producer of the new version of "Tank Girl". It is possible that the owner of LuckyChap Entertainment is ready to personally take the wheel of a combat vehicle. Source: MovieWeb The Topic of Article: For those in the tank. |
