From a script by the writer of ‘The Dark Knight,’ no less.
movie from that combination is extremely enticing.
As to why such a seemingly surefire winner of a project didn’t happen, Goyer told host Josh Horowitz, “there was a lot of behind the scenes stuff going on at Lucasfilm at the time. But it’s a cool script.”would have been fun for me,” Goyer added. Probably would have been fun to watch too! Alas. It’s still not entirely clear what the next are currently airing weekly on Disney+.These actors were all set to play key roles in famous movies — until they dropped out at the last minute.
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