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Fatal Frame Updated:
Thursday
2nd October 2003: Fatal Frame Update:
Michael
has just been in touch with the following "
DreamWorks have announced some details about their upcoming
movie based on Tecmo 'survival-horror' vid-games "Fatal
Frame" and upcoming "Fatal Frame 2 : Crimson
Butterfly" (set for November release).
At
the recent 2003 Tokyo Game Show, writer/producer John
Rogers announced he has signed on as producer of "Fatal
Frame : The Movie". DreamWorks confirmed they are
fast-tracking the project and finalizing the script
-- a director will be announced shortly.
Rogers
previously worked on "The Core," and is currently
producing Warners "Catwoman." He was attracted
to the project after hearing the film would stay true
to its original theme, keeping the storyline set in
Japan.
"I
was attracted to the idea of doing a classic, old school
haunted house picture," he said.
"By
focusing, too, on cool Japanese cultural additions and
different ghost `mythos' most North American audiences
are unfamiliar with, we can do something unique ..."
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Friday
28th February 2003: Fatal Frame Update:
Writers Robert Fyvolent and Mark R. Brinker have
been hired by Dreamwork SKG to write a screenplay that
will be based on console game Fatal Frame. The game
was developed by Tecmo who sold the rights to Dreamworks
last year. The movie will follow a woman's search for
her missing brother. This leads her to a haunted mansion,
armed only with an antique camera that allows her to
capture ghosts' souls that she can see with a sixth
sense. The movie is being produced by John Rogers.
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