Zack Snyder To Direct ‘Rebel Moon’ For Netflix; A Reworked Version Of His ‘Seven Samurai’ Inspired ‘Star Wars’ Film

Star Wars film released since 2015.The actor reprised his role as Luke Skywalker in 2015’s The Force Awakens, going on to play the Jedi in sequels The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker – alongside a de-aged appearance in TV series The Mandalorian.Following a tweet by Wookiepiedia that noted how he also voiced the role of droid bartender EV-9D9 in the Disney+ series, Hamill revealed that he has also taken on a host of secret roles.“Did you know… I voiced multiple secret voice-cameos in every

What led one safecracker into a city besieged by zombies? It’s an intriguing question that follows a character in Zack Snyder’s “Army of the Dead.” Along with the director, Netflix gives viewers more clues with a new film centered around Dieter. “Army of Thieves” offers glimpses into how the small-time criminal found his place on a very challenging global stage.

Luke Skywalker in the sci-fi franchise, revealed on Twitter he has starred in a number of other “Star Wars” roles secretly. First, Wookieepedia tweeted that Hamill, 69, voiced a character on the Disney+ series “The Mandalorian.” Then, Hamill responded with a mind-blowing bit of information. “Did you know… I voiced multiple secret voice-cameos in every #StarWars movie released since 2015?” Hamill tweeted.The star then specified the movies were “Sequels, Solo, Rogue One.”Hamill and the rest of

Netflix and Zack Snyder have seemingly developed a solid working relationship following the successful release “Army of The Dead.” The streamer has already touted the success metrics of the Snyder zombie movie (it’s apparently one of their biggest movies), Snyder’s already produced a prequel with “Army of Thieves” and an animated prequel project “Army of The Dead: Lost Vegas,” is expected to premiere spring 2022.

“Rebel Moon,” a previously announced science-fiction adventure film that Snyder will direct. The news comes after Netflix revealed that Snyder’s most recent film “Army of the Dead” was watched by 75 million member households in its first 28 days, making it one of Netflix’s top 10 most watched original films.

Zack Snyder just released the new poster for the “Army of the Dead” prequel “Army of Thieves”.

Director Zack Snyder finally got to finish and release his version of “Justice League” earlier this year on HBO Max, after an online campaign spearheaded by fans to allow the filmmaker to complete his original vision.

EA Play Live later this month, EA has said that they won’t show any Star Wars titles during the showcase.Tweeting from the official EA Star Wars account, the publisher said, “We won’t be showing any new Star Wars games at EA Play Live on July 22nd”, quelling prospects of reveals of a sequel to Jedi: Fallen OrderFortunately, this was followed up that fans need only wait until 2022 for any new announcements: “All of us look forward to celebrating with you next year when we share our vision for the

“Light The Fuse” podcast to discuss his work on the original “Mission: Impossible” film.

Rebel Moon.The Army Of The Dead filmmaker will be co-writing, directing and producing the film for Netflix, the platform through which his previous film was released.Shay Hatten and Kurt Johnstad will be writing the script alongside Snyder, after Hatten worked with the filmmaker on Army Of The Dead.

Zack Snyder has lined up his next project.

After directing Army of the Dead for Netflix, Zack Snyder is returning to the streamer for his next film as he has come on to direct Rebel Moon, sources confirmed to Deadline. Synder will also co-write the pic with Shay Hatten and Kurt Johnstad. Johnstad also co-wrote story with Snyder.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterZack Snyder is going to space.Following the debut of his zombie thriller “Army of the Dead” at Netflix, Snyder has set his next feature film at the streamer, a sci-fi epic called “Rebel Moon.”Shay Hatten (“Army of the Dead,” “John Wick 3”) and Kurt Johnstad (“300,” “Atomic Blonde”) are co-writing the script with Snyder, with Snyder and Johnstad receiving story credit.

Zack Snyder has set his next project, “Rebel Moon,” at Netflix, which he will co-write, produce and direct, an individual with knowledge of the project told TheWrap.He is co-writing the script with “Army of the Dead” co-writer Shay Hatten and Kurt Johnstad, who also co-write “300.” Snyder and Johnstad will both receive story credit. Snyder’s wife and producing partner, Deborah Snyder, will also produce alongside Wesley Coller.

Star Wars, Rocky and The Elephant Man.The changes have been confirmed by a 2020 report released by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC). It received the most complaints (27) for the original Flash Gordon.

Marvel boss Kevin Feige and Justice League's Zack Snyder have led tributes to Superman director Richard Donner following his death. The legendary director, who helmed the original 1978 superhero movie alongside a string of classics including The Goonies and Scrooged, passed away yesterday (July 5) aged 91.

Disney+ have shared a first look and release date for its anime anthology series, Star Wars: Visions.Details of the series were shared at the Anime Expo Lite event yesterday (July 3), with seven Japanese anime studios handling the short films that will make up the series.“As a first formal venture into anime, each Star Wars: Visions short bears a unique Japanese sensibility, which in many ways aligns with the tone and spirit of Star Wars storytelling,” a statement on the show, which will land on

You’ll recall in late 2020, during Disney‘s major blitz where the company showed off its brand wares, Marvel, Pixar, and more, about ten new Lucasfilm projects were announced. Among things like “The Book Of Boba Fett” and an “Ahsoka Tano” limited series, a new anime anthology series, “Star Wars: Visions,” was announced.

a 478-piece set to create Boba Fett’s “Starship,” as it’s now dubbed. “We’re not calling it ‘Slave I’ anymore,” said LEGO “Star Wars” lead designer Michael Lee Stockwell, Jedi News reported. “Everybody is [dropping the name],” he added, apparently referring to Disney studios.