warner bros. entertainment inc. took over the right to the masters of the universe reboot film in 2009.
who took over the right to the masters of the universe reboot film in 2009?
warner bros. entertainment inc.
since 2007, a reboot of "masters of the universe" has been in the works but has gone through development hell with various studios, directors and writers connected to the project. "variety" reported in 2007 that "grayskull: masters of the universe" would be produced by joel silver, and written by justin marks, and employing visual special effects to a large degree, as was done with the 2007 war film "300" with that deal to reboot the film going nowhere, warner bros. announced that john stevenson, director of "kung fu panda", was slated to direct the upcoming feature. on may 12, 2009, it was announced that the scripting duties had been handed to newcomer evan daugherty, with john stevenson still attached to direct. in september 2009, sony took over the rights from warner bros. to produce the "masters of the universe" live-action film after mattel and silver couldn't agree on creative direction for the film. sony and escape artists' todd black, jason blumenthal and steve tisch were now developing the project from scratch for columbia. in april 2010, sony hired screenwriters mike finch and alex litvak to draft a new script.
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this reboot launches a new series starring steve martin as inspector clouseau and kevin kline as chief inspector dreyfus. not a remake of the original film, it forms a new starting point for a contemporary series, introducing the clouseau and dreyfus characters along with the famous diamond to a new generation.





















































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the sequel to steve martin's 2006 film. martin reprises his role, but john cleese replaces kevin kline as chief inspector dreyfus.





















































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