Singleton Bails On A-Team
Posted by Rodneyon 24. 10. 2008in News Chat
This is not a good sign. It appears that Fox is pushing the A-Team back a year, and Singleton has decided to jump off of the project. We get the following news announcement from our friends over at IESB:
Director John Singleton has departed the big screen adaptation of THE A-TEAM due to rewrites and date shifts.
The A-Team – originally June 12, 2009 is now June 11, 2010
Well, this isn’t good news at all. Rewrites aren’t always bad news, but when a director bails on a project and sites the re-writes as a reason…you usually have some garbage on your hands. And garbage isn’ t what I want to see in an A-Team remake. The A-Team takes out the trash, they take it out!
At this point, I hope the project gets scrapped. I want to see an A-Team remake, but I want to see it done right and I’m willing to wait for that to happen.
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why cant they just NOT do this movie?
Word on the street is that the studio thought Singleton’s script was garbage and they were getting ready to fire him anyway. I think they decided to get re-writes done and allowed him the dignity of “quitting”
It also states that date changes were also a problem, which could be due to him having other commitments that this would conflict with.
Good. His films are just barley okay. A-Team needs to be epic action!
well if this means any A B C Z Lil foolio 24 cents rapper starring as BA Barracus im happy.
Can’t really say that am not happy about it, as I wasn’t a fan of any of his films. Four brothers was ok as was boys in the hood, but 2 fast 2 furious was utter gabbage.
Give it to Martin ‘Golden Eye, Zorro, Casino Royale’ Campbell He knows how to do an action movie and with a excellent script. It could get the justice it deserves. I love it when a plan comes together