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Considering the incredible success of director J.J. Abrams' Star Trek revamp, it was almost a foregone conclusion that Paramount Pictures would move forward with plans for a sequel. However, in the months since Star Trek debuted, there has been little heard about the proposed sequel beyond William Shatner 's plea to appear in the next movie and numerous internet rumors about Khan Noonien Singh, the genetically enhanced superhuman played by...
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"Lost" co-creator and "Ultimate Comics: Wolverine Vs. Hulk" writer Damon Lindeloff participated in a special CBR TV Q session hosted by Los Angeles' legendary Golden Apple Comics. The writer spoke one-on-one with CBR's Jonah Weiland about his first ...
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J.J. Abrams is unfortunately not adapting Stephen King's sprawling Dark Tower series. The director/producer had expressed interest in May along with “Lost” executive producer Damon Lindelof, but it seems the possibility was too good to ...
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- J.J. Abrams No Longer Adapting Dark Tower (blogsearch.google.com)
- J.J. Abrams Not Adapting Stephen King’s Dark Tower (feedburner.com)
- J.J. Abrams Not Adapting King's 'Dark Tower' Series (w.cinematical.com)
Star Trek 2 details are floating all over the place following a recent event to promote the film's DVD and Bluray release. Sci Fi Wire reports that both J.J. Abrams and writer/producer Damon Lindelof have stated that 2012 is pretty much the earliest we can expect the film, especially since they haven't started writing yet and are still bouncing ideas around. Abrams also won't confirm he's directing...The blog Film (subscribe) : The week in...
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FROM MOVIES BLOG: It coulda been great! J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof — two of the key dudes behind "Lost" — were set to adapt Stephen King's sci-fi/fantasy opus, "The Dark Tower," for the big screen.
Such a seamless fit between material and filmmakers — it coulda be great, but it ain't gonna happen, as Abrams [...]
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- J.J. Abrams Will Not Be Building His 'Dark Tower' (showhype.com)
