Sentences with phrase «of a troubled production»

I think a lot of people let their minds run - wild when behind the scenes rumors of troubled productions happen, even more so when they're not supportive of said project.

It's less than a month until we find out if Solo: A Star Wars Story will come soaring out of its troubled production like an expertly piloted spaceship through an asteroid belt, or if it smashed into one of those asteroids and is terrible.

A reform - minded, socially conscious, and politically liberal picture of the type usually associated with director Norman Jewison, this fact - based prison drama was the result of a troubled production that saw original director Bob Rafelson replaced with Cool Hand Luke (1967) and The Amityville Horror (1979) helmsman Stuart Rosenberg.

Directed by Chronicle's Josh Trank, who wrote the screenplay with X-Men veteran Simon Kinberg and newcomer Jeremy Slater, this reboot has been hit hard by reports of a troubled production necessitating eleventh hour reshoots, a delay from a June debut to an August one, a cancellation of a 3D conversion, a curiously tentative marketing campaign, and a general reluctance to hold advance screenings for both the public and the press.

Certainly it bears the scars of its troubled production quite visibly, even humorously.

With Hugh Laurie dropping out of the villain role in the «RoboCop» remake last week, was it actually a sign of a troubled production?

We're presumably only a short matter of time away from our first look at May's Solo: A Star Wars Story, Disney and Lucasfilm's second Star Wars Anthology movie, which — like 2016's Rogue One — has had a bit of a troubled production.

Now, Solo: A Star Wars Story — as only the second of these such installments in the franchise, following Rogue One — has to escape the shadow of Harrison Ford and the stigma of a troubled production to deliver another hit.

He started his filmmaking career as a troubleshooting cinematographer who went on to finish directing a couple of troubled productions like «I Vampiri,» «Caltiki, The Immortal Monster,» and «The Giant of Marathon.»

Based on a 1980 novel by Robert Ludlum, and a 1988 TV movie of the same name starring Richard Chamberlain, The Bourne Identity has endured industry buzz of a troubled production, but this seamless final product by director Doug Liman (Swingers, Go) proves to be smooth sailing.

For a movie plagued for months by stories of its troubled production — its original directors, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, getting the boot in favor of industry stalwart Ron Howard; the overhauling re-shoots that ensued; and the rumored acting coach hired to assist the movie's struggling and potentially miscast star, Alden Ehrenreich, to recount just three fleshy bits of on - set drama — Solo: A Star Wars Story is a surprisingly smooth ride.

This kind of long wait is often a sign that something's amiss, and Serena bears tell - tale marks of a troubled production.

Alden Ehrenreich ably apes Harrison Ford in this straightforwardly rollicking adventure, which betrays little trace of its troubled production

Over-stuffed with detail it may be — the result of a troubled production — but this is a work whose formal attributes chaotically coalesce after - the - fact in much the same manner as the era on which it casts its eye.