I'd guess Lucasfilm own the rights to all the script treatments...Agent Z said:Does Lucas have the rights to Darabont's script though?
I'd guess Lucasfilm own the rights to all the script treatments...Agent Z said:Does Lucas have the rights to Darabont's script though?
sanitystream said:Hmmm... how to commit career suicide in Hollywood:
Sue both Steven Spielberg AND George Lucas. At the same time.
Yeah. Good luck with that Frank.
G-Man said:I'd guess Lucasfilm own the rights to all the script treatments...
blueseattle said:Well, to his credit, he actually knows how to write and direct a film. He struck gold twice... and he still does in my book. Spielberg is pretty untouchable, but Lucas? He's a joke. I wouldn't be surprised if he wanted the fifties stuff in this and Mutt so that he could grease up and recharge his American Graffiti franchise next.
Skipper said:My dream come true would be a Lawrence Kasdan scripted Indy V.
Skipper said:My dream come true would be a Lawrence Kasdan scripted Indy V.
MolaRam2 said:I don't like the way Darabont reused Nazis (they were fine in ROTLA and LC, but twice is enough), but I'm sure it was 100 times better than Koepp's mess.
Agent Spalko said:Do you really think Darabont's script could have been any better with Indy's estranged alcoholic brother?
Skipper said:My dream come true would be a Lawrence Kasdan scripted Indy V.
blueseattle said:Spielberg is pretty untouchable, but Lucas? He's a joke.
Jim Tigernuts said:Someone should ask him, or someone in the know. Why did they not bring back the dialogue guy who helped out for the Last Crusade, whatever his name was? His work speaks for itself.