Before post-apocalyptic fiction became in vogue, there was always a work or two that captured the imagination. From Cormac McCarthy’s The Road to Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaiden’s Tale there have been stories to challenge society. But few packed the visceral punch of the visuals Australian director George Miller brought to his bleak world in 1979’s…
Today’s Zen question: Can a movie be called a sequel even if it has a cast that hadn’t been in the earlier three movies but it stars the same lead character and the worldview remains consistent with those movies and all four movies have the same director, but the last one was released 30 years…
A Kennedy Miller Mitchell representative has told Dark Horizons that their report of George Miller no longer being attached to Warner Bros.’ Justice League film was inaccurate. The website ran the report from a fan who said he saw Miller on Australia’s Sunrise Morning Show and provided quotes. Garth Franklin dutifully reported the news which…
On the Australian morning television show Sunrise, director George Miller told the viewing audience he was no longer attached to Warner Bros.’ stalled Justice League film. In a report at Dark Horizons, “Miller indicated that if the project does get going again, he expects that it’ll be recast as ‘the studios seem to want bigger…
Warner Bros. is quietly setting up The Odyssey with Brad Pitt’s Plan B producing and George Miller (Mad Max) attached to direct. The hope is that Brad Pitt will also star as Odysseus, who embarks on his long journey home from the Trojan War after declining to become a god. WB previously released Troy, which…
In an interview for Australian news outlet The Courier Mail, Justice League live-action film director George Miller recently reported that production of the troubled project will move offshore, and that filming will begin anew in 2009. This information comes at the very end of the article, which mainly focuses on Aussie model Megan Gale’s "blitz"…
If Warner Bros. decides to move Justice League out of Australia, a few friends from down under will be tagging along for the ride. Director George Miller has cast Hugh Keays-Byrne in the role of the Martian Manhunter. Byrne is known primarily for his work in Australian film and television. Miller first worked with Byrne a scant…
