Writer-directors Edgar Wright (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) and Joe Cornish (Attack the Block) have received expanded Ant-Man writing credits after arbitration.
According to The Wrap, Wright and Cornish, who wrote the initial Ant-Man screenplay together, have received sole story credit as well as joint writing credit with Adam McKay (Step Brothers) and lead actor Paul Rudd.
Wright and Cornish worked together as a writing duo for the first version of the script, while McKay and Rudd wrote together for the revised script that was used to shoot the film.
Edgar Wright was originally supposed to direct the script he wrote with Joe Cornish, but left the project because of creative differences. Peyton Reed (Yes Man) was hired to replace Wright as director.
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According to The Wrap, Wright and Cornish, who wrote the initial Ant-Man screenplay together, have received sole story credit as well as joint writing credit with Adam McKay (Step Brothers) and lead actor Paul Rudd.
Wright and Cornish worked together as a writing duo for the first version of the script, while McKay and Rudd wrote together for the revised script that was used to shoot the film.
Edgar Wright was originally supposed to direct the script he wrote with Joe Cornish, but left the project because of creative differences. Peyton Reed (Yes Man) was hired to replace Wright as director.
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