tarzan
14.11.2002, 20:59
Wenn mir aber auch nur einer daher kommt und sagt: "film adaptionen funktionieren ehe nicht" dann aber :feuerwut: :tod:
The film adaptation of Jean (Moebius) Giraud's Blueberry will be the subject of an upcoming cover for the French Edition of Premiere magazine. The movie, formerly known as Mike S. Blueberry has been retitled Muraya.
The magazine will feature an interview with director Jan Kounen. The director will talk about his experiences filming the movie in Mexico this summer. The film stars Vincent Cassel as Blueberry, Juliette Lewis (Enough), Colm Meaney (Star Trek: The Next Generation), Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs) and Eddie Izzard (Mystery Men).
Word is that the film was retitled due to the fact that it draws very little from the comic book source material.
(Warum dann uberhaupt den comic als Vorlage nnehmen???;tarzan)
Muraya isn't the only French comic headed for the big screen. Dark Horizons reports that Brotherhood of the Wolf director Christopher Gans is developing the cave man comic Rahan as a feature film. Gans is currently filming an adaptation another comic: L'Aventurier which the director describes as "the French Indiana Jones."
Arena Films (Pathe) has plans for film version of a comic called Grand Vampire (sic!). Iznogoud, a comic about a Machiavellian advisor to an Arabian Sultan is also being adapted by Arena and will supposedly star Patrick Braoudé and Jose Garcia.
These projects join previously announced films like the currently-in-production La Marque Jaune and Michel Vaillant, as well as Fantomas and The Woman Trap (La Femme Piege) and the big-budget Asterix franchise.
Source: www.comics2film.com
The film adaptation of Jean (Moebius) Giraud's Blueberry will be the subject of an upcoming cover for the French Edition of Premiere magazine. The movie, formerly known as Mike S. Blueberry has been retitled Muraya.
The magazine will feature an interview with director Jan Kounen. The director will talk about his experiences filming the movie in Mexico this summer. The film stars Vincent Cassel as Blueberry, Juliette Lewis (Enough), Colm Meaney (Star Trek: The Next Generation), Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs) and Eddie Izzard (Mystery Men).
Word is that the film was retitled due to the fact that it draws very little from the comic book source material.
(Warum dann uberhaupt den comic als Vorlage nnehmen???;tarzan)
Muraya isn't the only French comic headed for the big screen. Dark Horizons reports that Brotherhood of the Wolf director Christopher Gans is developing the cave man comic Rahan as a feature film. Gans is currently filming an adaptation another comic: L'Aventurier which the director describes as "the French Indiana Jones."
Arena Films (Pathe) has plans for film version of a comic called Grand Vampire (sic!). Iznogoud, a comic about a Machiavellian advisor to an Arabian Sultan is also being adapted by Arena and will supposedly star Patrick Braoudé and Jose Garcia.
These projects join previously announced films like the currently-in-production La Marque Jaune and Michel Vaillant, as well as Fantomas and The Woman Trap (La Femme Piege) and the big-budget Asterix franchise.
Source: www.comics2film.com