Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Gore Verbinski confirmed to Direct Johnny Depp in ' the Lone Ranger '
The Lone Ranger has slowly picking a path back to movie screens. In September was Word filtered that Pirates of the Caribbean Director Gore Verbinski calls of a new version of the story for producers Jerry Bruckheimer, with Johnny Depp in the cast.
Now it's official: Disney is anticipating the Gore Verbinski The Lone Ranger.
No word yet on who will play the Lone Ranger;Johnny Depp is set to play Tonto, indigenous warrior who finds the wounded ranger and keeps him alive.
Justin Haythe wrote the script, and we do not know at this point how closely it sticks to the classic story in which the title character is one of several Texas Rangers behind the outlaw Butch Cavendish and his men. The Rangers are ambushed and killed, but most are Tonto finds and saves the man who masked Avenger of The Lone Rander will be.
There is no start date for the movie yet.
The project was initially announced in 2007, with producer Jerry Bruckheimer and Pirates of the Caribbean/Shrek screenwriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio penning the script.A year later, in 2008, it was revealed that Johnny Depp as Tonto had thrown, and George Clooney was rumored to be in talks to play the title character.Last summer it was rumored that Mike Newell (Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire, Donnie Brasco, Prince of Persia) in calls, which are recognisable as obviously not happening. And in February, the mouse House rented Justin Haythe, Revolutionary Road, pen design. Haythe worked recently with Walt Disney Pictures on 20,000 Leagues under the sea: Captain Nemo before a recent change in staff the project in the Recycle Bin.
Adapted from the 1930s?s radio show, who later became a popular live-action television show in the 1950s?s.
The Lone Ranger is a masked Texas Ranger in the American old West, with about injustice, usually using a smart and laconic Indians sidekick called Tonto, and his horse Silver oversights. He would famously "Hi-yo silver, away! ' say to the horse gallop. Hollywood has attempted to remake of the Lone Ranger now twice, a 1981 film titled" the legend of the Lone Ranger and a 2003 WB TV movie/pilot, both of which were not well accepted.
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