Nicolas Cage has bowed out of playing the villain in the Michel Gondry-directed "The Green Hornet" film adaptation for Sony Pictures says Heat Vision Blog.
The site claims the actor and the studio couldn't come to terms on the actor's deal and so the studio is currently rushing to find a replacement.
Filming recently got underway in Los Angeles however no scenes have been shot featuring Cage's character.
Seth Rogen, Cameron Diaz and Jay Choustar in the film and pictures of the three at work are already online at Crazy Critics
I wasn't sure how serious you were in this comment but looks like Nic Cage's replacement has been found.Rumor is Daniel Craig will take his place.
I'm told that ICM's actor Christoph Waltz who won Best Actor at the Cannes Film Festival for playing a Nazi in Inglourious Basterds (and is a shoo-in for an Oscar nomination) has now been cast as villain Chudnofsky in Sony's The Green Hornet opposite Seth Rogen and Cameron Diaz.
This weekend? October 2-4 then. I'd like some confirmation and what role he has, bit part at best I'd guess."He has gotten really upset – anybody would," the friend says of Furlong, who is slated to start production on The Green Hornet this weekend. "We're trying to get him back to a place where he's calming down and talking to everybody."
[Olmos' character works alongside James Reid, publisher of the Sentinel and father of Britt.
"We're the backbone of the paper," he said. "Things go awry, and I end up having to try to sustain what's going on in our lives. And of course the Green Hornet doesn't make it any easier. I don't want to give anything away."
Chow is out as the new Kato, and Taiwanese actor Jay Chou is now in. And "Inglourious Basterds" antagonist Christoph Waltz -- not Cage -- will portray Chudnofsky, the Green Hornet's nemesis.
"It took a while, but things are finally coming together," said Olmos, who revealed he has one major stunt in which he gets zapped. "I think it's going to be very exciting. People will find that it's different than what they expect. Seth is doing a wonderful job. There's a lot of everything. IT's going to be action-filled, and there's a lot of humor in the situations. It's really a well-crafted piece of work. Hopefully people will enjoy it and we'll have a few of these films."
Seth Rogen and Jay Chou filmed a new action scene for Columbia Pictures' The Green Hornet in Los Angeles in costume as the title character and Kato. Splash News has photos from the filming which you can check out by clicking on the photo below!
It's been a quiet few months on the "Green Hornet" front lately, but that shouldn't be taken as a sign that things are slowing down on the Seth Rogen-starring film. In fact, director Michel Gondry says fans will see the first trailer at some point in the near future.
Based on Gondry's description of the trailer, fans will learn a good amount about Rogen and Jay Chou's characters of Britt Reid and Kato, the two heroes at the center of the action. But it's not all about character development, as Gondry promised plenty of violence in the upcoming trailer.
"You see Kato and Seth deciding why they want to be crime fighters," he said. "Then you see images of their completion. It's pretty violent, but with a good spirit."
Never mind that. This film is generating as much buzz as The Spirit.As the MTV.com article says its been quite on the Green Hornet front for awhile. Updating the thread with news that the first trailer is forthcoming.
It's been a quiet few months on the "Green Hornet" front lately, but that shouldn't be taken as a sign that things are slowing down on the Seth Rogen-starring film. In fact, director Michel Gondry says fans will see the first trailer at some point in the near future.
Based on Gondry's description of the trailer, fans will learn a good amount about Rogen and Jay Chou's characters of Britt Reid and Kato, the two heroes at the center of the action. But it's not all about character development, as Gondry promised plenty of violence in the upcoming trailer.
"You see Kato and Seth deciding why they want to be crime fighters," he said. "Then you see images of their completion. It's pretty violent, but with a good spirit."
See it in the near future, not a vague answer or anything. He might think near future is June, for me that would mean attached to Clash of the Titans or therabouts.
Place your bets, when do you think we'll see the GH trailer? What is near future to you?
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