Carey Fukunaga retired from movieing a remake of Ono
Carey Fukunaga has stepped down as the director of the horror movie "It", based on the novel by Stephen King. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. Standard "creative differences" are cited as the reason, but anonymous sources claim that the director was unable to agree on the project's budget with New Line. Fukunaga's resignation followed just three weeks before movieing began. Who will take his place is not specified yet. Recall that the action of the work, published in 1986, takes place in two time periods - the 50s and 80s of the 20th century. A group of residents of a small town in Maine, united in the so-called Losers Club, will have to remember how they managed to defeat a monster that kills children as children, as it returned and began its hunt again. Studio New Line expected the adaptation to be in two parts. The first will tell you how the main characters stopped the monster in childhood, and in the second the plot will be built around the matured heroes. The budget for the first episode was supposed to be only $ 30 million, but the script that Fukunaga prepared suggested that the project would be somewhat more expensive. The Topic of Article: Carey Fukunaga retired from movieing a remake of Ono. |
