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They're talking about making three films, a trilogy of live-action, big budget craziness."Īnd what about this other project, Grimm? McGee says it's a film that they're currently wrapping up script work on. Frank Baum's classic work, he says, "We just announced the Bruckheimer/Disney deal for Oz last January. I'm not that involved in that it was the first thing I ever sold."Īs for Oz, his twisted take on L. The last we heard, everything's moving forward.
Fortunately Fox bought the rights outright and set it up with a great group of producers there. For a long time it was tied up at Dimension. McGee says, "The Alice film is being moved to Fox.
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