High-Rise memories via Ben Wheatley’s IG
A photo posted by Ben Wheatley (@mr_wheatley) on Dec 19, 2016 at 4:14am PST
“Tom Hiddleston faces the paps (or more specifically arts and ent press photographers)”
A photo posted by Ben Wheatley (@mr_wheatley) on Dec 20, 2016 at 5:26am PST
“San Sebastián screening of High-Rise”
A photo posted by Ben Wheatley (@mr_wheatley) on Dec 21, 2016 at 6:56am PST
“Sound mixing high-rise with Martin Pavey”
A photo posted by Ben Wheatley (@mr_wheatley) on Dec 21, 2016 at 11:04pm PST
“Amy Jump and Tom Hiddleston at the LFF High-Rise Party”
A photo posted by Ben Wheatley (@mr_wheatley) on Dec 22, 2016 at 1:17am PST
“First shot of Tom Hiddleston as Laing / hair and make up test. High-Rise”
All photos from Ben Wheatley’s Instagram
Deadline hears that while all the deals have to be made on Hard Boiled, Warner Bros is looking for Ben Wheatley to develop the action film as a potential vehicle for The Avengers and The Night Manager star Tom Hiddleston. We should know soon how all this works out.
PREVIOUS EXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros is negotiating to acquire the Frank Millerand Geoff Darrow comic book Hard Boiled, with the studio poised to set Free Fire‘s Ben Wheatley to adapt and direct. The film will be a co-production between Solipsist Films and Hollywood Gang, produced by Stephen L’Heureux, Bernie Goldmann and Gianni Nunnari. Solipsist did Miller’s Sin City, and Hollywood Gang did Miller’s 300.
Miller’s got those credits and Darrow also is widely considered one of the great artists of his generation, and the third big brain on the Matrix films, which he helped the Wachowskis design. Hard Boiled debuted in 1990 and focuses on insurance investigator Carl Seltz, who learns that he’s really a homicidal cyborg tax collector codenamed Nixon. A fellow robot informs him that he’s the last hope for their race to escape their programmed slavery.
(adding a little fuel to the speculation, Laurie Rose RTed the story)
Ben Wheatley is done, Tom Hiddleston would rather have it slow cooked though…
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Tom Hiddleston and his directors/photographers/mentors/interviewers, basically the people who help him look good out there on the screen.