![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I can go to a far more esoteric, weirder, smaller version of it. I don't think I need to reconcile that anymore. ![]() Not only to scale it down somehow, but because back then I was trying to bridge the scale of it with elements that would make it go through the studio machinery. "The thing with Mountains is, the screenplay I co-wrote fifteen years ago is not the screenplay I would do now, so I need to do a rewrite. Del Toro was recently on The Kingcast (via ScreenRant) and talked about how he would have to do a re-write of his 2006 script and, to this writer's delight, go in an even weirder director. People thought once del Toro won those Oscars that people would finally let him make the movie, but it still hasn't happened. However, the project eventually fell apart, and we haven't heard anything about it since. Del Toro first wrote the script in 2006, and the closest it ever came to getting off of the ground was in 2010 with Tom Cruise set to star, James Cameron set to produce, and it would be in 3D. Del Toro has had a couple of passion projects that have never really gotten off of the ground, but one of those projects is a movie adaptation of H.P. Del Toro has been a favorite of film nerds for a long time, but when The Shape of Water won Best Picture, and del Toro won Best Director, people who weren't as familiar with his work began to learn about him. Director Guillermo del Toro has a new movie coming out this month, Nightmare Alley, and it looks freaking awesome. ![]()
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