2015 Let's Make a Movie Rules/Draft

[Gravedigger]

Credit: Variety

A new film project is making waves with Hollywood insiders, many of whom are clamoring that this could potentially be one of the biggest projects in the history of film, and one of the most profitable as well...

The as of yet untitled new film, written by acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan, will be produced by a big name in the film industry, Dreamworks. Along with bringing in this highly acclaimed studio, this project will also add one of the most acclaimed filmmakers of all-time as a producer.... Steven Spielberg.

Screenwriter: Christopher Nolan
Produced by: Dreamworks w/ Steven Spielberg.

[The TeeJ of Philly]

John Singleton

[¿PapaPancho?]

Credit: Latino Review

The Coen Brothers are in search for their next project and while no details have emerged as to the specifics of the script they have been penning we can tell that whatever it is must be amazing as suitors are lining up.  While Mike Zoss Productions; the Coen Brothers own production company will always be apart of every movie they make now and in the future this reporter has learned that they have also looked to a close friend for help in getting the picture done.

The Coen Brothers turn to Smokehouse Pictures and long time collaborator and friend George Clooney.  No specifics as to if Clooney is in the movie itself as he has appeared in three different Coen Brothers films: Oh Brother Where Art Thou?, Intolerable Cruelty, and Burn After Reading.



Screenwriter: The Coen Brothers
Producer: Smokehouse Pictures - George Clooney

[Black Death]

joel silver

[GM Franchise]

Warner Brothers Pictures and Producer Clint Eastwood - Malpaso Productions

Director Christopher Nolan

[Black Death]

Guillermo Del Toro

[Fnord]

Flins has approximately 16 hours to make his pick of Director. He can also make his make-up pick for his producer/production company if he'd like since everyone has that now. If not, he gets a Strike 2 and we move on.

[Flins.]

Production: Paramount Pictures & Ridley Scott

Director: David Fincher

[¿PapaPancho?]

Director: The Coen Brothers of course

[The TeeJ of Philly]

Steven Soderbergh

[Gravedigger]

Director: Quentin Tarantino

[Tritch]

Source: FilmDebater.com

Hollywood was abuzz this morning with rumors of a Brad Pitt-Quentin Tarantino reunion, but just before the signatures were made Tarantino decided to make another movie leaving Peephole Productions without a director. But fear not, as Tritch looked to up the ante even more by contacting perhaps an even bigger director to attach his name to the project. After a couple hours of negotiations and pitches, the internet confirmed that this already-massive project would be led by none other than Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese.

"I'm incredibly excited not only to be working on this project, but now to be working with such an incredible talent in Marty. I think all three of us understand Tritch's vision and are ready to transfer it to the screen, and I can't wait to see it unfold," Joss Whedon stated in an interview.

Producer Brad Pitt was all smiles when he was approached as well, "I'm just excited to be a part of such a big project. My lips are sealed but this movie should definitely have people talking."

Mr. Scorsese couldn't be reached, it is believed that he and Tritch have already gone to work encapsulating their joint visions of how the movie will unfold. Rumors have already begun to swirl about what the movie will be, with certain fans picking up on small hints and easter eggs and running with them. But when asked for comment, no one attached to the film nor New Line Cinema would comment with anything of concrete certainty. We hope that some confirmation might come about when the first big star is announced, but these guys seem to be content on keeping their lips sealed.

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Source: ScreenRant



In a surprising turn of events the script written by Eli Roth and being produced by Sam Raimi has picked up a surprising Director. With both Roth and Raimi being acclaimed directors themselves it seems like they added yet another big name by adding James Gunn to direct the film. It's currently titled "The Monster" but has yet to let the media know any more information at this time. We will keep you updated as we get more information. Rumor has it that they are currently casting some interesting names for this feature.

"Monster"
Screenwriter: Eli Roth
Producer: Ghost House Pictures w/guest producer Sam Raimi
Director: James Gunn

[GM Jimmy Gooch]

Director: Tim Burton
Music: How To Destroy Angels (So I can get "The Social Network" type vibe with Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross)

[Fnord]

Source: TMZ.com



TMZ bumped into Chris Isaak a LaGuardia Airport and asked him about any new projects he's working on. He stated he was brought in to do a full soundtract of both classic and original pieces for a new movie written by Eli Roth. At first he was weary about working with Roth because of the known gore he uses in his films, but after getting a sneak peek at a few pages of the script he signed on right away. He knows this is going to be a hit!

"The Monster"
Screenwriter: Eli Roth
Producer: Ghost House Pictures w/guest producer Sam Raimi
Director: James Gunn
Soundtrack: Chris Isaak