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Screenwriter John Fusco is breathing new life into the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
He’s already officially signed on for the new flick.
Slowly but surely, scripts are being cooked up for the return of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, and their mentor Splinter in a new movie slated for 2011.
Our favorite sewer-dwelling heroes—who basically live for pizza whenever they aren't kicking villain butt—were huge hits back in the early '90s when the New Line Cinema version pulled in over $323 million globally.
The 2007 animated reboot also helped reignite the hype, raking in $95 million for Warner Bros.
I'm sure Fusco can handle all the action sequences just fine.
The guy was a martial arts prodigy by age 12, even training at a Shaolin studio.
He worked on "The Forbidden Kingdom" with Jackie Chan and Jet Li. He also penned the script for the new "The Seven Samurai" for The Weinstein Company.
Other credits under his belt include "Spanish nobleman" and "Young Guns."
Fusco's project arrives right as we hit the 25th anniversary of the turtles, dubbed "Shell-ebration." The festivities wrap up this week at Comic-Con in San Diego, where people are talking about the new movie, digging through old archives, and sorting through scripts and rights from the classic era...
http://www.variety.com/article/VR111...38&cs=1&ref=mv
He’s already officially signed on for the new flick.
Slowly but surely, scripts are being cooked up for the return of Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, and their mentor Splinter in a new movie slated for 2011.
Our favorite sewer-dwelling heroes—who basically live for pizza whenever they aren't kicking villain butt—were huge hits back in the early '90s when the New Line Cinema version pulled in over $323 million globally.
The 2007 animated reboot also helped reignite the hype, raking in $95 million for Warner Bros.
I'm sure Fusco can handle all the action sequences just fine.
The guy was a martial arts prodigy by age 12, even training at a Shaolin studio.
He worked on "The Forbidden Kingdom" with Jackie Chan and Jet Li. He also penned the script for the new "The Seven Samurai" for The Weinstein Company.
Other credits under his belt include "Spanish nobleman" and "Young Guns."
Fusco's project arrives right as we hit the 25th anniversary of the turtles, dubbed "Shell-ebration." The festivities wrap up this week at Comic-Con in San Diego, where people are talking about the new movie, digging through old archives, and sorting through scripts and rights from the classic era...
http://www.variety.com/article/VR111...38&cs=1&ref=mv