All-Female Spy Thriller '355'

I thought you were trolling but this is a real film lol

Sounds pretty interesting to me. All will depend on who writes it.

r2 It says Theresa Rebeck in the second sentence.

I see she wrote for Smash and some cop shows. We'll see.

Pene Cruz Tammy and Javier's beard

Jessica needs to quit with the ranting - shut your trap Ginger!

Marion and Harvey

The squad, assembled at Cannes.

This will end in tears.

They couldn't find a female director to do this?

Not much charisma there.

r9 I wanted to say that they might want a strong director for the first one because the hope is to launch a franchise but now I see this will be Kinberg's second-only directorial outing, behind 'X-Men: Dark Phoenix'. That's really not... optimal.

Lupita tweeted this today as well. Do you feel more charisma in this photo, r10?

Not really. I mean they look good, sure. But Marion Cottillard and her perpetual cringe and Manface Jessica don’t lighten up on screen. They’d be better off casting some other 40-something American and French actress.

I think this should be set IN the Revolutionary War. A box-office bonanza....I'd buy a ticket. But then, I'm a Colonial Dame.

Zzzzzzzzzzzz

I can see Marion still dislikes Jessica. Why she signed up for this?

I thought Lupita didn’t like Jessica either. Or was that JLaw?

I guess they missed the unfortunate Red Sparrow.

Sounds like Ocean's Four. How can it be like Bourne? Will they all lose they're identities?

Don’t put them in High Heels! Then the project will be perfect.

R20 wut?

[bold]FilmNation Sells Out On Starry Spy-Thriller ‘355’ With String Of Multi-Million Dollar Deals — Cannes[/bold]

[quote]Buyers have been ravenous for FilmNation’s starry spy-sisterhood thriller 355, which has sold out internationally, including a string of multi-million dollar deals.

[quote]These international deals, in combination with splashy US and China pacts which came after the France deal and were worth at least $40m, mean the movie has covered on its budget, which is being pegged in the $75m range. The actresses and filmmakers are understood to have equity stakes in the movie.

[quote]The project has proven to be a magnet for distributors on the Riviera. Its strong components, novel approach and female empowerment messaging seemingly combined to make it the right package at the right time.

I remember a long time ago seeing Judy Davis in a movie on TV, a true story about a British woman who worked with the French Resistance during WW 2 and she was very heroic. It was a great story, and I would love for someone to re-discover it ad make a top quality movie about it. Can't even remember the name if the movie.

r23 One Against the Wind (1991)

Isn't this the Fox Force Five pilot that Uma Thurman talked about in Pulp Fiction? The black girls a demolitions expert, the Asian chicks a martial arts expert, the white girls the leader of course blah blah blah

Who posted this? This is a GAY BOARD. Whoever posted this and all of you commenting about it are nothing but mug-cradling fraus! Invaders! Are there no safe spaces for gay men? Nobody cares about a movie starring women. STINK FISH!!! Cunts!

R26 And who fucking cares what you think?

Penelope Cruz and Cotillard fucked Harvey for roles interesting thing is they are both closeted lesbians

Harvey loved lesbians

Harvey loved threesome

Some news from last month, seeing how Chastain's Dark Phoenix is out right now and it has the same director.

Sebastian Stan and Edgar Ramirez on board as well. Oh, and Marion Cotillard is no longer attached to the project.

Diane Kruger replaces Cotillard who dropped out for personal reasons.

This is exactly what needs to happen, rather than doing something stupid like demanding the next Bond be a woman.

Create a mythos (and franchise) with new, exciting characters.

Kinberg really?

That man is the definition of white mediocrity that keeps getting chance after chance and fails spectacularly each time. His movie record includes XMen Last Stand, the last Fantastic Four movie and the new critical bomb known as Dark Phoenix.

Hope this movie fails.

[quote]Hope this movie fails.

Why would you want that? I'd rather he does a great movie that I can enjoy watching. Frankly, I always hope movies will be good to provide me with high entertainment value.

Besides, I hope it doesn't fail because we will inevitably be bombarded with cries of "misogyny."

He's also doing an adaption of the book "Artemis" by Andy Weir, author of The Martian, which was a reasonably well-reviewed book when it came out.