THE CROW Remake Flounders In Wake Of Studio Bankruptcy

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The Hollywood Reporter is stating that a source on the production has confirmed that things on the film are in a state of disarray.

A source confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that an entire production team had this week “left the project,” along with “several other” heads of department. Another insider added that a “statement would be forthcoming.”

These departures follow on the heels of attached star Jack Huston dropping out of the project in June. Did he see the writing on the wall or was it really just a case of “creative differences”? If the report of the departures of key production department heads are true, director Corin Hardy has to scramble to pull together replacements before the hoped-for production start later this fall.

But that is only if Relativity feels that a Crow remake is still a viable priority for the studio as they work through reorganizing their finances. The Reporter states that Relativity has already sold off their interest in a few properties, including the Asa Butterfield-starring science-fiction teen romance Out Of This World and the YA adaptation The Tribes Of Palos Verdes which will feature Jennifer Garner.

Produer Ed Pressman has been working on bringing The Crow back to the big screen since 2008. Over that time, directors like Stephen Norrington, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo and Francisco Javier Gutiérrez and actors such as Bardley Cooper, Mark Wahlberg, Tom Hiddleston, Alexander Skarsgård and Luke Evans all being involved or attached at various points in time.

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