Marvel's Five-Year Plan For The Avengers To Rescue The Movies.
From the Avengers Set: Kevin Feige. It was Day 1 and we already had spoken with Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston, and then it was time to get the Big Kahuna, Marvel Studios’ President of Production Kevin Feige, because if anyone would be able to give us the skinny on the studios’ biggest movie to date, it would be the guy who had been building up to the release of this movie for over five years. Unfortunately, some of the stuff we discussed with Feige (like last year’s Comic-Con) became outdated in the time since we did this group interview, but here’s some of Feige’s thoughts about the logic that went into making the Marvel movie everyone has been waiting for since Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury showed up in that last scene in Iron Man. Q: We’ve been waiting for someone to explain what the movie’s about… Kevin Feige: Well, you see, there came a day… Well, what have people told you it’s about?
Come on. You’ve had two intelligent actors in here. Q: So it’s going to be showing them assemble? Q: Can we talk about Hawkeye?
War Heroes The Latest Mark Millar Comic Book Heading Toward Movie Theaters. Marvel & Disney Schedule Two Movies For 2014! Let the speculation begin! Via Box Office Mojo, Disney has released a schedule of upcoming films to shareholders and investors that shows two new Marvel movies having the scheduled dates of 5/16/14 and 6/27/14 to be exact. What do you think these two movies are going to be? We've recently received reports that an Ant-Man script was just turned in [Ant-Man Update]. We've also recently heard that Doctor Strange [Doctor Strange Update] and Guardians of the Galaxy [Guardians of the Galaxy Update] are in active development.
CBM Editor Mark Cassidy reported not too long ago that Quentin Rampage Jackson recently met with Marvel to discuss Luke Cage [Rampage Jackson Marvel Meeting]. Marvel Developing GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Feature Film.
Winter Soldier. Luke Cage. James Vanderbilt Returning to Pen 'Spider-Man' Sequel (Exclusive) Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Columbia isn’t even done shooting The Amazing Spider-Man, its Spider-Man reboot, but it has already begun working on a sequel. James Vanderbilt, who penned Amazing, will be back behind the keyboard for the continuation of the new movie franchise. Vanderbilt had a meeting with the Spider-Man filmmakers and studio execs yesterday outlining his take, getting a thumbs up, and will now begin writing. Vanderbilt has become part of the Spider-Man family at Columbia, which has enjoyed great success with a tightknit group of creative people. Vanderbilt first worked on Spider-Man 4 for the studio, back when Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire were planning to continue the series.
When the project was reconfigured into a reboot, Vanderbilt was brought over to pen the new, character-focused version. Amazing, which is scheduled to wrap its Los Angeles portion by mid-April, stars Andrew Garfield as the titular hero and is being directed by Marc Webb. News: Exclusive: Could James Gunn Be Directing A Marvel Project Soon? | Latino Review. Enquête 2014 sur Mozilla Firefox - Samedi, 19 Avril 2014 Question : 1 sur 4 De quel sexe êtes-vous ? Question : 2 sur 4 À partir d'où utilisez-vous Mozilla Firefox ? Question : 3 sur 4 Combien de fois utilisez-vous Mozilla Firefox ? Question : 4 sur 4 Naviguez-vous sur Mozilla Firefox sur votre téléphone mobile ? Envoi de réponses ... ©2014 All Rights Reserved. Your privacy is important to us.
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