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The latest issue of the LORD OF THE RINGS Official Fan Club Magazine has an interview with Peter Jackson and Philippa Boyens that confirms THE LOVELY BONES will be their next project after KING KONG. Boyens said, "Our next project after KING KONG is THE LOVELY BONES," and Jackson added, "the plan is to make THE LOVELY BONES after KING KONG." BONES is Alice Sebold's successful novel that follows a 14-year-old girl who was brutally raped and murdered as she follows her family (and her killer) after death and watches how they deal. Jackson had been rumored to be directing BONES since this past April when talks began but there seemed to be no confirmation that the project was definitely coming. KONG is set to hit theaters this holiday season and Jackson could begin work on BONES in early 2006. As of now, the adaptation is not set up at any studio but the rights are controlled by British-based FilmFour. Every studio in Hollywood passed on the rights to the film before it was published and became a huge hit. Now, I'm sure, they're all clammoring to be involved. Stay tuned for more as this develops.

 

 

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QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Jan 5 2005, 10:41 AM)
From our friends at Jo Blo

The latest issue of the LORD OF THE RINGS Official Fan Club Magazine has an interview with Peter Jackson and Philippa Boyens that confirms THE LOVELY BONES will be their next project after KING KONG. Boyens said, "Our next project after KING KONG is THE LOVELY BONES," and Jackson added, "the plan is to make THE LOVELY BONES after KING KONG." BONES is Alice Sebold's successful novel that follows a 14-year-old girl who was brutally raped and murdered as she follows her family (and her killer) after death and watches how they deal. Jackson had been rumored to be directing BONES since this past April when talks began but there seemed to be no confirmation that the project was definitely coming. KONG is set to hit theaters this holiday season and Jackson could begin work on BONES in early 2006. As of now, the adaptation is not set up at any studio but the rights are controlled by British-based FilmFour. Every studio in Hollywood passed on the rights to the film before it was published and became a huge hit. Now, I'm sure, they're all clammoring to be involved. Stay tuned for more as this develops.

When is King Kong supposed to come out?

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QUOTE (Sark @ Jan 7 2005, 08:02 AM)
QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Jan 5 2005, 10:41 AM)
From our friends at Jo Blo

The latest issue of the LORD OF THE RINGS Official Fan Club Magazine has an interview with Peter Jackson and Philippa Boyens that confirms THE LOVELY BONES will be their next project after KING KONG. Boyens said, "Our next project after KING KONG is THE LOVELY BONES," and Jackson added, "the plan is to make THE LOVELY BONES after KING KONG." BONES is Alice Sebold's successful novel that follows a 14-year-old girl who was brutally raped and murdered as she follows her family (and her killer) after death and watches how they deal. Jackson had been rumored to be directing BONES since this past April when talks began but there seemed to be no confirmation that the project was definitely coming. KONG is set to hit theaters this holiday season and Jackson could begin work on BONES in early 2006. As of now, the adaptation is not set up at any studio but the rights are controlled by British-based FilmFour. Every studio in Hollywood passed on the rights to the film before it was published and became a huge hit. Now, I'm sure, they're all clammoring to be involved. Stay tuned for more as this develops.

When is King Kong supposed to come out?

The tentative release date is December 14, 2005.

 

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QUOTE (Bastille Night @ Jan 7 2005, 11:17 AM)
Looks like he's going back to a Heavenly Creatures-type film.....should be a good change of pace after Kong. I for one look forward to this trink39.gif

(...and maybe by then they will have secured the rights to The Hobbit....well a person can dream laugh.gif )

If memory serves, I recall reading somewhere that Christopher Lee and Ian McKellan had purchased the film rights to 'The Hobbit' and both (of course) want Jackson to direct.

 

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