‘Godzilla’ Rounds Out the Cast With Sally Hawkins
Now that the latest 'Godzilla' remake has its cast all squared away, production has finally begun! Director Gareth Edwards even released a video announcing it, but he didn't reveal any neat behind-the-scenes footage other than a boring airport shot. Thankfully we've got a backup. Canadian news channel CTV got a look at some of the chaos and destruction we'll get to see once the flick hits theaters on May 16, 2014.
We were getting a little worried about 'Godzilla' there for a while, and between producer lawsuits and a lack of firm casting, we weren't sure this thing was going to make it to the March production start date. But it's happening! And Gareth Edwards has shared a video to prove it!
As it turns out, Godzilla is a monster of refined tastes, and he's just added a little French to the menu with the casting of Juliette Binoche.
There's been a bit of rumbling about the upcoming 'Godzilla' remake this week, including the first news on which actor might take the lead -- and now comes word that 'Kick-Ass' star Aaron Johnson has been offered the part.
'Godzilla' hasn't been on the big screen for some time now, and although everyone's a bit preoccupied with superhero movies and 'Star Wars: Episode 7' updates, we're still aching to see this latest reboot of the franchise. While we're waiting for this whole drama with the producers to get sorted out, how about some reports on the plot for 2014's 'Godzilla'?
Updates on the 'Godzilla' reboot have stormed the web as of late, the first instance earlier today in regards to the production start date, for which the studio is eyeing March, and the second for the ex-'Walking Dead' showrunner Frank Darabont stepping in to pen a final rewrite of the script. With all this talk swirling about, it's now being reported that the shortlist of names to take on the lead has surfaced from a number of sources. So which actors are getting the most buzz?
Legendary's 'Godzilla' presentation was a huge hit at last year's Comic-Con, but the film wasn't scheduled to head into production until this March -- and with Frank Darabont being brought in for rewrites on the script, they better get crackin'.