All articles tagged with #script changes
Zach Cregger discusses the script-to-screen changes for the film 'Weapons', highlighting Bill Hader's suggestion to involve the character Alex more actively in the plot, and shares insights into the film's themes, production challenges, and potential prequel about Aunt Gladys.
Dakota Johnson expresses her dissatisfaction with the final version of "Madame Web," citing drastic changes to the script and a challenging experience working on a blue screen. She believes that decisions made by committees and studios prioritizing numbers and algorithms over art have led to the movie being "ripped to shreds," and she doubts she will take on a similar project in the future.
Comedian Bassem Youssef claimed he was cut from the upcoming Superman: Legacy due to his outspokenness on the Gaza conflict, but a source close to the production refutes this, stating that Youssef's character was dropped from the script before his controversial interview with Piers Morgan. Writer/director James Gunn confirmed the accuracy of this report. Superman: Legacy is set to release in 2025 and stars David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, and Nicholas Hoult.
Dakota Johnson revealed that significant changes were made to the Madame Web script after she signed on to play Cassandra Webb, though she didn't specify the adjustments. She explained that the production was challenging due to her character's clairvoyant abilities, requiring multiple scene shoots with slight tweaks. Johnson also expressed concerns about certain aspects of the movie and the use of blue screens, but ultimately trusted director SJ Clarkson. Madame Web has faced criticism despite its release in theaters, with IGN calling it "mediocre."
Dakota Johnson reveals that "drastic changes" were made to the script of 'Madame Web' after she signed on to the project, hinting at potential issues with the original script. Despite concerns about the film's quality, Johnson trusted director S.J. Clarkson's dedication. The movie has faced criticism for its script, special effects, and direction, resulting in a low 17 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. With an estimated $25 million six-day weekend box office, 'Madame Web' is off to a slow start compared to other superhero films.
Dakota Johnson discusses significant script changes for Madame Web after her casting, with the original '90s setting and references to The Amazing Spider-Man being removed during reshoots. Johnson also reveals the challenge of filming the clairvoyant's visions from multiple perspectives, adding complexity to the production. Directed by S.J. Clarkson, the movie stars Johnson alongside Sydney Sweeney, Celeste O’Connor, Isabela Merced, and Tahar Rahim, and is now playing in theaters.
Dakota Johnson, star of the upcoming superhero film "Madame Web," revealed that the script for the movie underwent significant changes, making it different from the one she initially read. The challenge of portraying a character with the ability to see the future required filming multiple versions of scenes with minor differences, leading to a complex and demanding production process.
Shaunette Renée Wilson, who stars in "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," requested script changes for an "offensive and problematic" scene in the film. Wilson praised director James Mangold for his collaboration and willingness to implement her suggestions. The specific details of the scene were not disclosed. Wilson also expressed her excitement about working with the cast, including Harrison Ford, in his final "Indiana Jones" film.