"Mayor of Castro Street" Holds Up Singer's Super Sequel, "Man of Steel"
Bryan Singer had previously told us that the "Superman Returns" sequel "Superman: The Man of Steel" would be his next film after "Valkyrie." His producers tell another story. Neil Meron and Craig Zadan have Singer lined up to direct "The Mayor of Castro Street," a story of gay rights activist Harvey Milk, within a year.
"The next Superman, that's a ways off," claimed Meron, with Zadan adding. "Don't worry about it. Trust me. We may even start preproduction on Harvey Milk while he's on post production on the Tom Cruise movie."
These boys are determined to make their movie, comic books be damned. "We've been working on that for 15 years," said Meron. "It started off with Oliver Stone and Robin Williams. Now it's Bryan Singer directing, Chris McQuarrie writing the script."
Producing partners Meron and Zaden have had quite a prolific run of producing projects, including the Emmy and Golden Globes-winning TV films "Gypsy" and "Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows," 2002's Oscar winning Best Picture "Chicago," and the upcoming New Line release, "Hairspray."
"The next Superman, that's a ways off," claimed Meron, with Zadan adding. "Don't worry about it. Trust me. We may even start preproduction on Harvey Milk while he's on post production on the Tom Cruise movie."
These boys are determined to make their movie, comic books be damned. "We've been working on that for 15 years," said Meron. "It started off with Oliver Stone and Robin Williams. Now it's Bryan Singer directing, Chris McQuarrie writing the script."
Producing partners Meron and Zaden have had quite a prolific run of producing projects, including the Emmy and Golden Globes-winning TV films "Gypsy" and "Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows," 2002's Oscar winning Best Picture "Chicago," and the upcoming New Line release, "Hairspray."
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RT-News writes: on Jul 01 2007 03:21 PM This one's for BATSPIDEYKONG...enjoy. :) (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 03:56 PM In reply to this comment (#872002) Thanks :D ! I'm just starting to get worried when they'll start the movie, but at least there's more good news stories. (Reply to this) |
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Product_of_You writes: on Jul 01 2007 04:01 PM There was already a good film on Harvey Milk. Bah. I'd like to see a Superman sequel. (Reply to this) |
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Sora Freak writes: on Jul 01 2007 04:47 PM More delays!? I want my Superman sequel (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:07 PM Who wants to play a game? It's called "Guess how many posts before aknddon3 comes and starts complaining about Superman Returns?" (Reply to this) |
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tabascoman77 writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:13 PM In reply to this comment (#872006) It will take at least one page before he comes here...or maybe he'll see me, throw on his Spider-Man costume, stick himself to the ceiling, grab his laptop with his webbing and start teeing off. :) (Reply to this) |
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mssk8erboy writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:23 PM 4 -MIKE (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:24 PM In reply to this comment (#872007) Now now.. :D (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:26 PM I predict between 10 and 15 posts. (Reply to this) |
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Tyrant writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:34 PM don't care about his other movies.....we want Superman! on second thought, i should be specific. *We want an action packed Superman! with a really cool super villain!* no superman battling his emotions, that doesnt make a good superman movie......(at least not to me.) (Reply to this) |
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tabascoman77 writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:48 PM In reply to this comment (#872009) :) Don't worry. I'll behave. I wish RT had an "ignore" button or a button that one could press that would drop a user into a moat of sludge where ever they may be. Aknddon3 would be waterlogged ten times over. Anyhow, I kid. (Reply to this) |
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cgcbooks writes: on Jul 01 2007 06:05 PM They don't even have a script ready for "Man of Steel". If Singer is too busy they should just hire another director. Chris Nolan would do just fine. (Reply to this) |
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Tyrant writes: on Jul 01 2007 06:21 PM In reply to this comment (#872013) no no wait! how bout we have Uwe Boll direct! >.> really though, Chris Nolan would be good for this, whoever can make a worthy Superman sequel (i've hated all after 2) (Reply to this) |
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quigonjim1 writes: on Jul 01 2007 06:27 PM aknddon3 is still on his 5th viewing of Spider Man 3 waiting to see if it gets any better. Singer better get rolling soon, I'm getting impatient. (Reply to this) |
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sauronthegr8 writes: on Jul 01 2007 06:29 PM I hope it's better than Returns. Not that Returns totally sucked, but it could have been a lot better. (Reply to this) |
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tabascoman77 writes: on Jul 01 2007 06:29 PM In reply to this comment (#872015) Or, a bank he passed by was being robbed so he pulled on his Spidey pajamas and snapped into action! Don't forget! He goes to Notre Dame AND is a cage-fighter so I don't doubt he could pull that off. :) (Reply to this) |
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quigonjim1 writes: on Jul 01 2007 06:52 PM Wow that was funny... Kinda like Kirsten Dunst trying to act... (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 07:06 PM Now nobody here would make fun of me when I say that Spider-Man 3 is my second fave of the year so far, right? (Reply to this) |
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tabascoman77 writes: on Jul 01 2007 07:25 PM Nah. :) Because you're not the pretentiously awful poser that is aknddon3...plus you actually HAVE a brain. :) (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 07:42 PM In reply to this comment (#872020) I'm blushing :D (Reply to this) |
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