Men in Black 4's problems attributed to conflict between director and producer (Topic)

The impact of Men in Black 4: International's disappointingly poor box office start on the box office has yet to be assessed in the near future, but some of the factors that have prevented the success of the franchise from being popular with audiences have become known today. According to The Hollywood Reporter, one of them was a conflict on the set of director F. Gary Gray and producer Walter F. Parks.

The original script was much more "poignant and timely", representing a modern take on migration problems, including illegal. It is alleged that the producer continued to edit the script not only during the preparation stage, but also directly on the set. New pages of text appeared every day, and it got to the point that the leading actors Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson were forced to hire their own specialists who wrote dialogues for them.

Anonymous witnesses also note that Walter Parks interfered directly with the director's work, which caused the latter to rush several times leave the project, and did not do so only thanks to the efforts made by the management of the studio Sony Pictures. Even color correction caused a conflict between the director and the producer.

Recall that the fourth episode of "Men in Black" was crushed by critics and collected less than $ 30 million at home in its premiere weekend.

Recall that the fourth episode of "Men in Black" was crushed by critics and collected less than $ 30 million at home in its premiere weekend.

Recall that the fourth episode of "Men in Black" was crushed by critics and collected less than $ 30 million at home in its premiere weekend.

The Topic of Article: Men in Black 4's problems attributed to conflict between director and producer.
Author: Jake Pinkman