Its been quite some time since I reported on the potential reboot of "Dune," but this week new developments have left me worried on what exactly will become of the property. Read the full details below...
Last month "From paris with Love" and Taken director Pierre Morel was hired by Paramount to tackle a re-boot to the popular Frank Herbert novel "Dune." Morel went on record that he wanted to make a more faithful adaptation of Herbert's work compared to David Lynch's 1984 version. In line with Morel's earlier statement, Paramount has hired Chase Palmer to inject the director's ideas into the pre-existing script penned by Josh Zetumer. For more details including what Palmer might be adding to the script, keep reading...
Paramount Pictures has been planning a adaptation of "Dune" for a couple of years now. The studio originally had Hancock director Peter Berg attached to direct but he steeped down back in October of 2009. Despite rumors that Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers and The Descent) or Neill Blompkamp (District 9) might take over, yesterday a new director has been announced. Find out who after the break...