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TwentiethCentury Fox is handling James Cameron's sci-fi feature about aparaplegic war veteran brought to another planet, Pandora, inhabited bya humanoid race with their own language and culture. It will shoot inCanada in February.
Bond 22
Pre-production work for this film began before Casino Royale started
filming.
The story for Bond 22 (provisional title)is expected to follow on from the previous film and will see DanielCraig reprise his role as 007. The film will begin shooting in Novemberand to be released the following November.
Batman The Dark Knight
The follow up to Batman Begins will start shooting in March in the US and UK
under the guidance of director Christopher Nolan. Christian Bale will again
play the caped crusader.
The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Andrew Adamson reprises his director's role on The Chronicles Of Narnia:
Prince Caspian, which reunites most of the cast from last year's picture and is set
to shoot in New Zealand, Ireland and the Barrandov Studios in Prague.
Franklyn
Gerald McMorrow's first feature is set in a futuristic metropolis where
there is no separation of Church and State, religion is law and four lost
souls
are on a mission. Produced by Jeremy Thomas and starring Ewan McGregor, the
film will be shot on location in the UK during the summer of 2007.
The Incredible Hulk
Marvel is turning the summer of 2008 into the season of the superhero,
setting
June 27 as the release date for its new Hulk film to be directed by Louis
Leterrier. Jon Favreau-directed Iron Man is due to be released on May 2. Both
movies go into production next year.
Superman: The Man Of Steel
Bryan Singer will again direct Brandon Routh as Superman in the second of
the
latest Superman franchise. The film is set for release in the US in June
2009
and is expected to start shooting at the end of next year.
Sweeney Todd
Tim Burton's film based on the hit Broadway musical will begin shootingin January at Pinewood. Confirmed cast includes Johnny Depp, HelenaBonham Carter, Sacha Baron Cohen and Alan Rickman.
TwentiethCentury Fox is handling James Cameron's sci-fi feature about aparaplegic war veteran brought to another planet, Pandora, inhabited bya humanoid race with their own language and culture. It will shoot inCanada in February.
Bond 22
Pre-production work for this film began before Casino Royale started
filming.
The story for Bond 22 (provisional title)is expected to follow on from the previous film and will see DanielCraig reprise his role as 007. The film will begin shooting in Novemberand to be released the following November.
Batman The Dark Knight
The follow up to Batman Begins will start shooting in March in the US and UK
under the guidance of director Christopher Nolan. Christian Bale will again
play the caped crusader.
The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Andrew Adamson reprises his director's role on The Chronicles Of Narnia:
Prince Caspian, which reunites most of the cast from last year's picture and is set
to shoot in New Zealand, Ireland and the Barrandov Studios in Prague.
Franklyn
Gerald McMorrow's first feature is set in a futuristic metropolis where
there is no separation of Church and State, religion is law and four lost
souls
are on a mission. Produced by Jeremy Thomas and starring Ewan McGregor, the
film will be shot on location in the UK during the summer of 2007.
The Incredible Hulk
Marvel is turning the summer of 2008 into the season of the superhero,
setting
June 27 as the release date for its new Hulk film to be directed by Louis
Leterrier. Jon Favreau-directed Iron Man is due to be released on May 2. Both
movies go into production next year.
Superman: The Man Of Steel
Bryan Singer will again direct Brandon Routh as Superman in the second of
the
latest Superman franchise. The film is set for release in the US in June
2009
and is expected to start shooting at the end of next year.
Sweeney Todd
Tim Burton's film based on the hit Broadway musical will begin shootingin January at Pinewood. Confirmed cast includes Johnny Depp, HelenaBonham Carter, Sacha Baron Cohen and Alan Rickman.
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