Successful scenario (Les Gremlins, Les Goonies, Pyramid’s Secret), Comedy’s Secret to Sign Memorable Movies in the Government, Madame Doubtfire, Mom I Plaine … An essential figure in Hollywood. He also recently returned to the spotlight, on the name of Netflix, on Thursday, on Thursday of the Murder Club.
“I had a lot of opinion”
But this most honorable hunting council did not prevent him from expelling FOX without driving and released in 2005: Fantastic 4. If he is given a film as an executive producer, he “Nothing has nothing to do with this one” He dropped the microphone of the podcast Bland to black (Through Variety).
“We were in a strange situation. On the first fantastic 4, I worked on the script. Many writers took part in her development. They were going to make a movie and I was a producer.
I said essentially: “These conceptual illustrations should be more like Jack Kirby’s style, the creator of Fantastic Four and to show more Marvel’s money age“I left this meeting and, on the way back, I made a call from the director of the 20th century Fox, which states that I released and had a lot of opinions.”
“I realized I didn’t want to make such films anymore”
At this time, Chris Columbus showed great interest in superhuman films and even looked at the spider in front of Sam Ray. Without forgetting that he wrote a script from Daredevil. But his cruel eviction of the movie The Fantastic 4 was a cold shower hell, in addition to being vaccinated against the desire to make a superhero film.
“Over the years, people have achieved so well in this area that I have personally lost any interest in filming superhero films. It started with Spider-Man 2. He declares.
“Of course, Batman * Matthew ReezTogether Robert PattinsonThere was also a brilliant film. I realized that I no longer wanted to make these types of movies because others do it better than I could at this point in my career. “
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