24 years after Peur Bleue, director Rennie Harlin sets out to find sharks!
The director we also owe 58 Minutes to Live and Cliffhanger will direct Deep Water, a survival thriller. The film tells the story of a group of passengers whose plane, traveling from Los Angeles to Shanghai, is forced to make an emergency landing in shark-infested waters. The group then finds themselves between a sunken plane and terrifying sharks.
The film is produced by Gene Simmons and Gary Hamilton’s new production studio, Simmons/Hamilton Productions.
“Combining these two elements is a dream come true.
Rennie Harlin said in a press release:I’ve had the most success working with airplanes or sharks. Combining these two elements in a character-driven action-adventure is a dream come true.
I can’t wait to give the audience the scariest plane ride of their lives. Gene and Gary are old friends and I can’t wait to rock and roll in the sky with them. !”
The shooting of this thriller, the casting of which is still unknown, should begin at the end of the year.
Released in our cinemas in January 2000, scared followed Dr. Susan McAlester (Saffron Burroughs). Convinced that he can correct human brain degeneration with shark proteins, he combines the DNA of two large sharks against medical ethics. Susan creates terrifying killing machines in spite of herself. Also in the cast were Samuel L. Jackson, Thomas Jane and LL Cool J.
The feature film grossed $164 million at the international box office and had two recent sequels: Blue Fear 2 (2018) and Blue Fear 3 (2020).
Source: Allocine
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