Nolan to "Godfather" next Superman
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 11:55 am
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Maybe Warner Bros just wants to attach Nolan's name to the movie to build buzz and sell it to the viewers. His name will only get big with Inceptionapw wrote:Am I the only one completely uninterested in this?
He won't be writing or directing.
They will have to rush the movie into production by 2011 to avoid being sued. Warner will completely lose the rights in 2013 anyway.
I'd rather Nolan focus completely on Batman 3. He is only a consultant so he probably just get paid lots for not doing much. I don't think it will interfere with Batman too much.
It seems desperate on Warners part and I wonder if this Superman movie will ever see the light of day?
On to Batman 3!
Oh okay. I wasn't quite sure what Nolan's title for the film's going to be. Thanks!apw wrote:But as just a 'consultant' his name will be barely mentioned in promotional material.
From consultant Christopher Nolan
Nope. Can't remember the last time I saw that in a trailer.
No not at all. Now that I reread my post, I realize it came off as sarcastic. I didn't intend any sarcasm. I really wasn't sure what the title would be...which is why I wondered if he would Produce the film.apw wrote:Did the large text come across as obnoxious? I didn't mean it to. I was trying to emulate a trailer.
Francis Lawrence (I am Legend) has become a consultant on Jonah Hex.
I imagine this happens often in Hollywood but people aren't that aware as it's never officially announced.
It was great.apw wrote:But as just a 'consultant' his name will be barely mentioned in promotional material.
From consultant Christopher Nolan
Nope. Can't remember the last time I saw that in a trailer.
I think it's also to build buzz. A lot of commenters on online sites are saying they're excited for this new iteration.natalie wrote:It was great.apw wrote:But as just a 'consultant' his name will be barely mentioned in promotional material.
From consultant Christopher Nolan
Nope. Can't remember the last time I saw that in a trailer.
Maybe, never appear before, but WB could set new standars for that if the whole point is attach Chris name to the film.