Warner plans to shoot "Silver Wing Killer" prequel and sequel

The original "Silver Wing Killer" poster Sina entertainment Beijing Time March 3 News, according to foreign media reports, Warner Brothers (Warner Bros.) 's production company, Ai Ken Entertainment Company (Alcon Entertainment) is currently with the "Silver Wing Killer" (Blade Runner)　　Copyright negotiations, hoping to get the film's prequel and sequel to the right to shoot, and also intends to "Silver wing killer" to television and other platforms, but they did not request the original remake right. The production lineup initially identified the copyright of the "Silver Wing killer" in the hands of producer/director Bud Joaquim (Bud Yorkin). If the talks are successful, he will be the producer in the new version of the Silver Wing killer. Other producers include Broderick Johnson, the CEO of Aiken Entertainment, and Andrew Kosove, Broderick Johnson.　　The CEO of Thunderbird Films (Frank Giustra) and Tim Gamble (Tim Thunderbird) will act as executive producer. Aiken Entertainment wants to make all the new works of the Silver wing killer. Although it does not include the original remake right, they can introduce the original in the works.　　Warner Bros. will be responsible for the launch of the new "Silver Wing killer" in the United States, where the ownership of the global distribution has not yet been determined. The studios are well aware of the heavy responsibilities Broderick-Johnson and Andrew Kossoff said in the statement: "We are honored and excited to work with Budd-AU." This copyright purchase is very important for our company, "Silver Wing Killer" is one of our two favorite movies. Since the original has left us a good memory, we will understand the responsibilities on our shoulders when making the prequel or sequel. We hope that the "Silver Wing Killer" series of long-term development, and development into a multi-platform works, will not be limited to the film. "The original is a classic. In many media evaluations," Silver Wing Killer "is one of the best films in history, and most sci-fi fans think the film is the most wonderful sci-fi film ever. The original version of the "Silver Wing Killer" was released in 1982 and was released by Warner Bros. The film is based on the novel by American legendary novelist Philip Dick, "Does the robot dream of an electric lamb?" (Do androids Dream of Tepco Sheep?) Adapted, directed by Ridley Scott (Ridley Scott), who has just completed the Alien, starring Harrison Ford (Harrison Ford). The silver wing killer scored two nominations for best effects and best Art direction at Oscar. After the release of the Silver Wing killer, not only was the film itself a great success, Philip-Dick was bornThe work of a poor, obscure novelist is also seen by many Hollywood producers, and the recent "Federal Adjustment agency" (adjustment according) is based on his novel. In the 1993, the "Silver Wing Killer" was kept in the National Film archive by the Library of Congress for its "cultural, historical or aesthetic success". Many universities often take this film as an example in their lectures. In 2007, the American Visual Effects Union (visual effects powering) published a list of the most influential films in the history of visual effects, with the Silver Wing killer ranked second. (Wormy)