Un remake de New York 1997 avec Gerard Butler??!!

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Butler has 'Escape' plan
'300' star heads to 'New York'
By MICHAEL FLEMING
Butler

Hot off the socko bow of "300" this past weekend, star Gerard Butler is at the center of a package that CAA began shopping Monday for a remake of John Carpenter's 1981 actioner "Escape From New York."
Neal Moritz is attached to produce, with "Black Hawk Down" scribe Ken Nolan penning the screenplay.

Several studios are battling for the pic, mostly because the $70 million launch of "300" signaled the arrival of an emerging action star in Butler. A deal is expected to be made this week.

Butler would play Snake Plissken, the one-eyed convict who's charged with heading into the inescapable maximum security prison formerly known as Manhattan to liberate the U.S. president.

Kurt Russell originated the role and reprised it in the 1996 sequel "Escape to L.A."

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117961020.html?categoryid=13&cs=1

pas Snake bordell (je vois déja la tete de
Fab )

ps: news vue d'abords sur iesb.

Bon , on verra bien hein...

HORRIBLE! MINABLE... Y'a pas de mots! y'a plus de mots... Enculéééééééééééés!
(perso cest surtout la prod qui me fait peur : Fast and furious, triple X... que du bon quoiaaa! )

Tain BIG john arrête de vendre les droits de tes films à n'importe quiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!

C'est clair pour la filmo du gard , j'osais pas la metre , ca faisait déja beaucoup d'un coup

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Escape from New York (Prochainement)
Made of Honor (Prochainement)
Prom Night (Prochainement), de Nelson McCormick
Luke Cage (Prochainement), de John Singleton
Je suis une légende (2007), de Francis Lawrence
Vantage Point (2007), de Pete Travis
Click (2006), de Frank Coraci
Fast & Furious : Tokyo Drift (2006), de Justin Lin
Rédemption (2006), de Phil Joanou
Souviens-toi... l'été dernier 3 (2006), de Sylvain White
Furtif (2005), de Rob Cohen
XXX 2 (2005), de Lee Tamahori
Torque, la route s'enflamme (2004), de Joseph Kahn
Out of time (2004), de Carl Franklin
Sexe intentions 3 (2004), de Scott Ziehl
S.W.A.T. unité d'élite (2003), de Clark Johnson
2 fast 2 furious (2003), de John Singleton
Fashion victime (2002), de Andy Tennant
xXx (2002), de Rob Cohen
Slackers (2002), de Dewey Nicks
Sex academy (2002), de Joel Gallen
La Prison de verre (2002), de Daniel Sackheim
The Skulls 2, société secrète (2002), de Joe Chappelle
Fast & furious (2001), de Rob Cohen
Diablesse (2001), de Dennis Dugan
Urban Legend 2 : coup de grace (2000), de John Ottman
Sexe Intentions 2 (2000), de Roger Kumble
Sexe intentions (1999), de Roger Kumble
Urban legend (1999), de Jamie Blanks
Souviens-toi... l'été dernier 2 (1999), de Danny Cannon
Souviens-toi... l'été dernier (1998), de Jim Gillespie
Flic de haut vol (1998), de Les Mayfield
Volcano (1997), de Mick Jackson
Juice (1992), de Ernest Dickerson
Static, de Guy Ritchie

Merci à snake@plissken

TORQUE... UN SUPRA NANAR!

Heureusement que le mec a la réal a un talent visuel car ca sauve son film qui nage tout de meme dans un grand portnawak bien Z!

Yann Danh a écrit:

TORQUE... UN SUPRA NANAR!

Heureusement que le mec a la réal a un talent visuel car ca sauve son film qui nage tout de meme dans un grand portnawak bien Z!

Joseph Kahn, un de mes héros, ses clisp et ses pubs sont INCROYABLES.

PS : je suis un fou, j'adore TORQUE, je l'ai en DVD et je le mate deux fois par an...

Oui oui je confirme, tu es FOU!

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117961252.html?categoryId=1959&cs=1

le "package" Butler/Snake a été "gagné" par New Line ..........

ps: pas vu Torqué alors Joseph Kahn /Snake?

Ah cela dit ca me ferait plaisir pour Joseph Kahn qu'il récupère le bébé... au moins il aurait plus de matière sur le papier qu'avec Torque!

Ouais sur le papier, mais aprés est il capable de mettre en scene la matiere?

lol t'as vu une indication de ca toi? (peux pas commenté mooiii )

Euuuuu... Je dirai juste qu'il a un sacré talent visuel pour tirer vers le haut ce qui est tout de même bien NUL sur le papelard... bon apres je trouve pas que ce soit toujours avec bon gout.. mais il a un talent ca cest sûr... Apres il est évident qu'un NISPEL aux commande m'aurait plus rassuré (si je compare leur passif de clippeur ou de pubar... Ba y'a pas photo.. y'en a un cest TRES Coloré et Fun alors que l'autre est sombre et savaient déjà créer des ambiances qui tuent ca mère!)

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Euuuuu... Je dirai juste qu'il a un sacré talent visuel pour tirer vers le haut ce qui est tout de même bien NUL sur le papelard... bon apres je trouve pas que ce soit toujours avec bon gout

Oui bon voila quoaaaa

ça y est je vais mourir, mon coeur va pas tenir le choc d'une telle trahison !!!

Bah nonn meuurtss pas pour ces baaatttardds

Bon j'ai peut etre ( ou peut etre pas alors assis toi , ou c déja le cas bah fais le poirier je sais pas Lol ) quelque chose qui pourra te remonter :Et si je te dis que Carpenter himself vient de dire que ce serait surement une préquelle?

why not , enfin je sents pas le truc bien brillant et indispensable a lire les intervenants .. enfin, on verra bien..

En tous cas Snake est pas content

Originally Posted by hunter rider

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http://uk.movies.ign.com/articles/775/775013p1.html

Kurt Blasts Escape Remake
The original Snake Plissken ain't happy.
by Stax

US, March 22, 2007 - The news that New Line Cinema is remaking Escape From New York -- and have cast 300 Gerard Butler as Snake Plissken -- hasn't exactly met with universal approval from many fans of the original film. And one of those fans is the man who starred in it, Kurt Russell.

Russell fumed about the remake to Entertainment Weekly, especially the casting of a Scottish actor to succeed him as one-eyed badass Snake Plissken. "I will say that when I was told who was going to play Snake Plissken, my initial reaction was 'Oh, man!' [Russell winces]. I do think that character was quintessentially one thing. And that is, American," the actor advised EW.com.

To Russell, his Escape From New York anti-hero wasn't just any other role. "People come up to me and say, 'You played Snake Plissken.' I didn't play Snake Plissken, I created him!"

He is also adamantly against the idea of making a cameo or playing any other role in it. "(Expletive) that! I am Snake Plissken! It's like Sean Connery always watching someone else do their version of Bond. I think one of the things, for instance, about Escape From New York that appealed to me was that it wasn't a special effects extravaganza. It's a quiet, dark world and it revolved around watching the behavior of this one guy. He's a fascinating character. In fact, he's the most complex character I've ever played."

le producteur confirme c'est bien une préquelle...

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http://uk.movies.ign.com/articles/775/775608p1.html

Snake Plissken: The Early Years
Producer confirms Escape will be a prequel.
by Stax

US, March 23, 2007 - Exec producer John Carpenter, who directed the 1981 original, recently speculated that New Line Cinema's planned retelling of Escape From New York may be more of a prequel than a flat-out remake. Now the project's producer, Neal Moritz, has confirmed that approach.

In a brief interview in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, Moritz says the new Escape will recount "how Snake became Snake," adding that the story -- to be scripted by Black Hawk Down's Ken Nolan -- will be "almost an origin story."

So there you have it. Snake Plissken, the film's one-eyed badass anti-hero, will be getting the "how he came to be" treatment, a la Batman Begins and Casino Royale.

Will that mean audiences will see Snake's military service, how he lost his eye and became an outlaw? Can fans expect to see Snake, Brain and Fresno Bob raising hell together?

Ironically, IGN offered up it's own suggestions on how to reboot the Escape From New York franchise back in January -- weeks before the news broke -- and we said it should focus on Snake's back-story.

300's Gerard Butler will play Snake, stepping into the thigh-high boots last worn by Kurt Russell, who has gone on record about how unhappy he is with the new Escape.
__________________
"Do you understand the difference between dying for something and dying for nothing ?...Today i can die for something....My way"

-Jack Bauer (24:Day 6)

merci à Hunter rider

le producteur confirme c'est bien une préquelle...

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http://uk.movies.ign.com/articles/775/775608p1.html

Snake Plissken: The Early Years
Producer confirms Escape will be a prequel.
by Stax

US, March 23, 2007 - Exec producer John Carpenter, who directed the 1981 original, recently speculated that New Line Cinema's planned retelling of Escape From New York may be more of a prequel than a flat-out remake. Now the project's producer, Neal Moritz, has confirmed that approach.

In a brief interview in the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly, Moritz says the new Escape will recount "how Snake became Snake," adding that the story -- to be scripted by Black Hawk Down's Ken Nolan -- will be "almost an origin story."

So there you have it. Snake Plissken, the film's one-eyed badass anti-hero, will be getting the "how he came to be" treatment, a la Batman Begins and Casino Royale.

Will that mean audiences will see Snake's military service, how he lost his eye and became an outlaw? Can fans expect to see Snake, Brain and Fresno Bob raising hell together?

Ironically, IGN offered up it's own suggestions on how to reboot the Escape From New York franchise back in January -- weeks before the news broke -- and we said it should focus on Snake's back-story.

300's Gerard Butler will play Snake, stepping into the thigh-high boots last worn by Kurt Russell, who has gone on record about how unhappy he is with the new Escape.
__________________
"Do you understand the difference between dying for something and dying for nothing ?...Today i can die for something....My way"

-Jack Bauer (24:Day 6)

merci à Hunter rider

Ok dirait que le coté cynique de Snake Russel a repris le pas

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Kurt Russell originated the role of Snake Plissken in John Carpenter's 1981 classic, Escape From New York, and then again in Escape from L.A..

Now, it's all the rage to remake every great movie out there - but this is one franchise no one should ever redo. Kurt as the iconic character saving the president - this is movie history, people. But coming on the heels of the success of 300, star Gerard Butler is taking over the reigns as Snake in an updated version of Escape From New York.

Speaking with non other than Snake himself, Kurt Russell, there was one thing on my mind - his feelings on the remake. He definitely said plenty about it, and was very adamant as well - check it out:

Joking about his Grindhouse character, "Wait till Stuntman Mike hears about this, hahaha!" He continued, "Look, I did Disney movies, they're remade those. I did Stargate, they made that into a TV show. I did Backdraft, they made that into TV shows. They're going to remake The Thing, they're going to remake Escape From New York. There's three or four other movies, I've heard they're going to remake."

He then gave his real opinion saying, "That's interesting, why not, sure go ahead. I think Carpenter owned the first one, so he must have given them the right to do it; that's cool, whatever. I do think it's interesting that creating something - an iconic character, which that will never change; that will always be there and you can go see that. People can check that Snake out and that Escape From New York world out. But, I do feel already one thing already, that if I were there, and while I'm saying 'good luck' to you all, I will say 'interesting start, interesting to see where you're going to go with that.' I know one thing in creating a character, you know all about him. I know one thing about him - he's quintessentially American. So good luck."

But I had to dig deeper, and as Kurt was saying Snake is an iconic character, my feeling is Kurt Russell as Snake is that iconic character. "No more so than Sean Connery owns 007; that's my opinion, too. But there's no reason that is, because they've gone on and made a franchise and done a lot of movies. I'll just say the same thing I always say about Snake, knowing him so much, he's done. Any character, I know that guy, and my feeling on that is - I'm on in my life doing what I'm doing, and I'm doing Grindhouse. And at the moment, I'm caring about maybe 30 years from now, somebody is going to want to do their Stuntman Mike - that's cool. But nothing's sacred in our business."

Talking about a cameo in the Escape remake, "I would consider it for a ***** load of money."

You can check out Kurt in Quentin Tarantino's half of Grindhouse, Death Proof, in theaters April 6th; it's rated R.

http://www.superheroflix.com/news/64/18664.php

Merci à advanced Dark

Pffffffffff... bref. No comment.

Len Wiseman is currently in talks for overall deal to develop and direct both Gears of War and Escape from New York for New Line Cinema.


j'en connais qui vont hurler bon moi j'aime bien ce qu'a fait wizeman sur le Die Hard , et ca me laisse augurer un bonne poussée d'adrénaline (meme si bon je continue de me demander si ce remake est bien nécessaire ...... )

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Exclusive: Which Directors Will Get to Helm Gears of War and Escape from New York for New Line?

Written by Robert Sanchez
Thursday, 02 August 2007
Gears of War and the remake of Escape from New York are two hot properties over at New Line Cinema but the big question is which directors will get to play in that sand box?


The screenplay for Gears of War was written by Stuart Beattie and is slated for 2009 release. The screenplay for the remake of Escape from New York was written by Ken Nolan and is also slated for a 2009 release with Gerard Butler set to portray Snake Plissken.

Which directors will get to bring these two hot properties to the big screen?

Actually it’s not two, but one director for both. It has been revealed to the IESB by a reliable studio insider that Len Wiseman is currently in talks for overall deal to develop and direct both Gears of War and Escape from New York for New Line Cinema.

Our calls to both studio and talent reps had not been returned at the time of this posting.

Tayelore a écrit:

je continue de me demander si ce remake est bien nécessaire...

Ben moi aussi, et je trouve pas la réponse...
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J'ai pas vu le remake de THE FOG, j'ai refusé de m'infliger ça.
Mais je persiste à dire que Richet à réussit quelquechose avec ASSAUT, quelquechose d'intêressant, une sorte de "relecture" moderne plus qu'un remake, une espèce de variation "actioneer bourrin" pas dénué de qualités.

Je pense que NY 97 peut être intêressant si les mecs prennet ce genre de parti-pris... Mais bon... Personne ne pourra être Snake... Russel est Snake et Snake est Russel...

J'ai de gros gros doutes, j'ai très peur...

A vous deux vous avez bien résumé ma pensée...

Wizeman est bien signé pour New york 97 ze remake

mouarrff (et encore une fois j'aimme bien Die Hard 4)

Len Wiseman Making Escape From New York
Source: Variety August 15, 2007


Len Wiseman (Live Free or Die Hard) will direct New Line remake Escape From New York, which will star Gerard Butler (300) and be produced by Neal Moritz.

Black Hawk Down screenwriter Ken Nolan is penning the script. Executive producers include Original's Ori Marmur; Ron Halpern and Frederic Sichler of Canal Plus, which held the remake rights; and John Carpenter, who directed the original 1981 film.

Butler is portraying Snake Plissken, the convict and war hero who's sent into a futuristic Manhattan -- which has been turned into a giant maximum security prison -- to rescue the president of the U.S. after his plane is knocked down by terrorists.

The original starred Kurt Russell and was set in 1998.

Wiseman previously directed Underworld and Underworld: Evolution.

Perso j'ai aimé le Die Hard, mais là faudrait pas déconer ! Si c'est vrai que c'est un préquel, ça passe encore mais si c'est un remake ! Ah Non ! Grrr ! Scandale ! En plus même si j'aime bien Butler depuis longtemps, Josh Holloway aurait été parfait pour reprendre le rôle de Plissken jeune, il a le charisme Russelien.

Le projet est passé de Len Wiseman à... Brett Ratner.

Reda a écrit:

Le projet est passé de Len Wiseman à... Brett Ratner.

OH MY GOOD GOD...

Tout espoir est perdu...