Also in this Thursday edition of The Broadsheet: Michael Bay is pissed at Variety… the Escape from New York remake isn’t happening… Hilary Swank starts an uprising on Venus… and more ahead.
· It looks like The Silver Linings Playbook will be David O. Russell’s follow-up to The Fighter after all. Deadline reports that Russell has decided on Jennifer Lawrence as the film’s female lead, and that Playbook will shoot this fall following J.Law’s work on The Hunger Games. If signed, Lawrence will play the “eccentric neighbor” of star Mark Wahlberg, whose character has just been let out of a mental institution after four years and hopes to win back his estranged wife. Issues! Playbook is an adaptation Matthew Quick’s 2008 novel, one that Russell has been eyeing to make for years. [Deadline]
· Remember that Variety story about how between 47 and 52 percent of the 3-D in Transformers: Dark of the Moon was converted in post-production? Apparently, Michael Bay wasn’t thrilled with the reporting. “I really do hate how writers get it wrong. They write as if they were there every day, every hour, for two years of production. David Cohen’s 3D story for Variety, missed the mark. I often ask my what is the point in talking to writer’s because they just want to print their own reality of the truth,” wrote Bay on his website. “David didn’t print the whole story from me, or my team, which makes a deceiving portrait of the truth. He got the conversion percentages wrong. And more importantly missed the true point of what the story should have been. The world was asking for a good 3D experience. How you could seamlessly…
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