Good, besides we already had a Barbie movie. It was called Life-sized.
Barbie Live Action Movie Thread for HUNKS and HOTTIES - 8 Oscar noms
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richaveli83
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Good, besides we already had a Barbie movie. It was called Life-sized.
It can be in the Barbie Cinematic Universe but we need more.
Norrin Radd
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Good. Maybe Hathaway will change her mind and leave by then.
Lmao I hate that bih!!
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Still sad about the delay.
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wait they were going to have Amy Shcumer's fat ass play Barbie?
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I can't figure out your angle but I'm loving the updates
I just want the world to be right and in balance. Right now we live in a world where Jen and the Holograms got a movie before Barbie.
It's a madhouse.
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Diablo Cody Never Wrote a Script for Sony’s ‘Barbie’ Movie
Remember back in 2015 when Diablo Cody was tapped to write Sony’s live-action Barbie movie? It was exciting, to say the least. The screenwriter behind Juno and Young Adult, and creator of the series United States of Tara and One Mississippi, has made a phenomenal career out of telling rich, complex stories about women. Who better to bring the Mattel doll to life than a writer well versed in wit and sincerity?
The long-in-development project, which was recently pushed back to 2020, has hit several snags over the past several years. At one point, Amy Schumer was attached to star and co-write the script before exiting. The studio initially brought on Sex and the City scribe Jenny Bicks to pen the film in 2014 before replacing her with Cody. In fall of 2015, producers Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald told The Hollywood Reporter they were expecting a script from the Juno writer in just a couple weeks time. But a few months later reports claimed Sony was “underwhelmed“ with the version Cody turned in, hiring three new writers – Hilary Winston, Bert Royal, and Lindsey Beer – to pen three separate drafts. But as it turns out, there was never a Cody script to be underwhelmed by; it didn’t exist.
While chatting with Cody about her upcoming film Tully, a reunion with Charlize Theron and Young Adult and Junodirector Jason Reitman, I asked what happened with her Barbie screenplay. With the project passing through so many hands over the years, I started to ask her if she knew whether Sony kept any of her initial ideas for the upcoming film, rumored to star Anne Hathaway. Before I could finish my sentence, Cody cleared up the confusion:
So what happened? Cody told me she was trying to write a script about the iconic doll at the same time she was developing Tully, a personal project that was born out her own anxieties that transpired from motherhood. As much as she tried to make both work, it just didn’t happen. But still, she’s hopefully someone will make an awesome Barbiemovie eventually:
Considering the subject matter of Tully, a movie about the utter chaos of raising children and a mother struggling with postpartum depression, it makes sense Cody poured her energy into a more personal project. It’s a bummer we’ll never get to see what her take on a Barbie film would be – if we ever even see Sony’s movie – but if that’s the price to be paid to get a film as original and enchanting as Tully, we’ve got no complaints.
Remember back in 2015 when Diablo Cody was tapped to write Sony’s live-action Barbie movie? It was exciting, to say the least. The screenwriter behind Juno and Young Adult, and creator of the series United States of Tara and One Mississippi, has made a phenomenal career out of telling rich, complex stories about women. Who better to bring the Mattel doll to life than a writer well versed in wit and sincerity?
The long-in-development project, which was recently pushed back to 2020, has hit several snags over the past several years. At one point, Amy Schumer was attached to star and co-write the script before exiting. The studio initially brought on Sex and the City scribe Jenny Bicks to pen the film in 2014 before replacing her with Cody. In fall of 2015, producers Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald told The Hollywood Reporter they were expecting a script from the Juno writer in just a couple weeks time. But a few months later reports claimed Sony was “underwhelmed“ with the version Cody turned in, hiring three new writers – Hilary Winston, Bert Royal, and Lindsey Beer – to pen three separate drafts. But as it turns out, there was never a Cody script to be underwhelmed by; it didn’t exist.
While chatting with Cody about her upcoming film Tully, a reunion with Charlize Theron and Young Adult and Junodirector Jason Reitman, I asked what happened with her Barbie screenplay. With the project passing through so many hands over the years, I started to ask her if she knew whether Sony kept any of her initial ideas for the upcoming film, rumored to star Anne Hathaway. Before I could finish my sentence, Cody cleared up the confusion:
So what happened? Cody told me she was trying to write a script about the iconic doll at the same time she was developing Tully, a personal project that was born out her own anxieties that transpired from motherhood. As much as she tried to make both work, it just didn’t happen. But still, she’s hopefully someone will make an awesome Barbiemovie eventually:
Considering the subject matter of Tully, a movie about the utter chaos of raising children and a mother struggling with postpartum depression, it makes sense Cody poured her energy into a more personal project. It’s a bummer we’ll never get to see what her take on a Barbie film would be – if we ever even see Sony’s movie – but if that’s the price to be paid to get a film as original and enchanting as Tully, we’ve got no complaints.
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Yeah, gotta make it perfect.
Thanos, is that you?
Is cam gonna be on the soundtrack?
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No news about the film, this month.
