Mason
Well-Known Member
All though its old news I would like to share my joy about the new upcoming Die Hard movie .. Die hard 4.0.
Its been about 9-10 years ago, that Die Hard 3 came out. And I must admit that I'v allways hoped that Willis would bring John McClane back to life and smash and rumble through another exciting Die Hard movie on the big screen.
I can't wait to see, first of a trailer, which I'm sure won't be released untill another 12 months or maby a little more, since filming won't start untill summer of 2005. Second of all, I can't wait to sit in the theater and watch the action explode into crazyness on the big screen.
http://www.moviehole.net/news/3958.html
http://www.comingsoon.net/news.php?id=5707
Richardson takes over Die Hard 4:
There’s some movement on the long-awaited “Die Hard 4”, a studio insider tells Moviehole today.
The previously rumoured-to-be-titled “Die Hard 4: Die Hardest” is now going by the avant-garde title “DH 4.0”.
Screenwriter Marc Bomback, of “Godsend” fame, is off the project and Doug Richardson, the scribe for Willis' latest “Hostage” is on, with a script apparently to be done and dusted within the next 4 months.
Bruce Willis is clearing his schedule for a Spring/Summer 05 shoot. “Die Hard” co-star Reginald Vel Johnson will also appear, back in the guise of cop Al Powell – he too, is currently in talks.
No word on a plot, location or further co-stars as yet.
Word from LA sources give reports of a possible merging of screenplays penned by Ben Trebilcook [“Daisy Scarlett”] and Bomback, with Richardson – who also penned “Die Hard 2: Die Harder” with Steven E. De Souza, as well as the original “Bad Boys” and “Money Train” - sorting them both out.
The fourth “Die Hard” film has been in the works for a couple of years now. Bruce Willis wasn’t so keen at it at one point but seems to have accepted the fact that he’s in dire need of a hit and this might be his best bet. The strongest plot rumour suggests that the film will centre about Cop John McClane (Willis) and his daughter, though that might change with Richardson’s script.
Yippee-ki-yay!
20th Century Fox has hired Doug Richardson to rewrite Die Hard 4, which is being developed under the supervision of star Bruce Willis and his Cheyenne Enterprises partner Arnold Rifkin, reports Variety.
Richardson also wrote Hostage, the Florent Siri-directed, Stratus-financed adaptation of the Robert Crais novel that stars Willis and will be distributed by Miramax.
The trade says Richardson will be rewriting a script by Mark Bomback, who redrafted a pre-existing Fox script called "World War 3.com." Richardson will be working from the same storyline to bring John McClane back to the big screen.
John McTiernan directed the original and third installment, but it is unclear whether he will return for a third film.
Its been about 9-10 years ago, that Die Hard 3 came out. And I must admit that I'v allways hoped that Willis would bring John McClane back to life and smash and rumble through another exciting Die Hard movie on the big screen.
I can't wait to see, first of a trailer, which I'm sure won't be released untill another 12 months or maby a little more, since filming won't start untill summer of 2005. Second of all, I can't wait to sit in the theater and watch the action explode into crazyness on the big screen.
http://www.moviehole.net/news/3958.html
http://www.comingsoon.net/news.php?id=5707
Richardson takes over Die Hard 4:
There’s some movement on the long-awaited “Die Hard 4”, a studio insider tells Moviehole today.
The previously rumoured-to-be-titled “Die Hard 4: Die Hardest” is now going by the avant-garde title “DH 4.0”.
Screenwriter Marc Bomback, of “Godsend” fame, is off the project and Doug Richardson, the scribe for Willis' latest “Hostage” is on, with a script apparently to be done and dusted within the next 4 months.
Bruce Willis is clearing his schedule for a Spring/Summer 05 shoot. “Die Hard” co-star Reginald Vel Johnson will also appear, back in the guise of cop Al Powell – he too, is currently in talks.
No word on a plot, location or further co-stars as yet.
Word from LA sources give reports of a possible merging of screenplays penned by Ben Trebilcook [“Daisy Scarlett”] and Bomback, with Richardson – who also penned “Die Hard 2: Die Harder” with Steven E. De Souza, as well as the original “Bad Boys” and “Money Train” - sorting them both out.
The fourth “Die Hard” film has been in the works for a couple of years now. Bruce Willis wasn’t so keen at it at one point but seems to have accepted the fact that he’s in dire need of a hit and this might be his best bet. The strongest plot rumour suggests that the film will centre about Cop John McClane (Willis) and his daughter, though that might change with Richardson’s script.
Yippee-ki-yay!
20th Century Fox has hired Doug Richardson to rewrite Die Hard 4, which is being developed under the supervision of star Bruce Willis and his Cheyenne Enterprises partner Arnold Rifkin, reports Variety.
Richardson also wrote Hostage, the Florent Siri-directed, Stratus-financed adaptation of the Robert Crais novel that stars Willis and will be distributed by Miramax.
The trade says Richardson will be rewriting a script by Mark Bomback, who redrafted a pre-existing Fox script called "World War 3.com." Richardson will be working from the same storyline to bring John McClane back to the big screen.
John McTiernan directed the original and third installment, but it is unclear whether he will return for a third film.
I guess my father is to blame
