Universal's Scarface remake is moving full-steam ahead.
The Coen brothers, known for their work on critically-acclaimed films like The Big Lebowski, Fargo, and No Country for Old Men, have polished the script for the remake. The drama will be produced by Scott Stuber (Ted), Dylan Clark (Planet of the Apes series), and Marc Shmuger (Lucy). The producer of the 1983 original, Martin Bregman, is also on board.
The film will open in theaters on August 10, 2018. The film currently doesn't have a director, as Antoine Fuqua (The Magnificent Seven) recently dropped out in order to get started on a sequel to The Equalizer for Sony and Denzel Washington. But, according to The Hollywood Reporter, David Mackenzie (Hell or High Water ) and Peter Berg (Patriots Day) are the frontrunners to helm the reboot.
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The Coen brothers, known for their work on critically-acclaimed films like The Big Lebowski, Fargo, and No Country for Old Men, have polished the script for the remake. The drama will be produced by Scott Stuber (Ted), Dylan Clark (Planet of the Apes series), and Marc Shmuger (Lucy). The producer of the 1983 original, Martin Bregman, is also on board.
The film will open in theaters on August 10, 2018. The film currently doesn't have a director, as Antoine Fuqua (The Magnificent Seven) recently dropped out in order to get started on a sequel to The Equalizer for Sony and Denzel Washington. But, according to The Hollywood Reporter, David Mackenzie (Hell or High Water ) and Peter Berg (Patriots Day) are the frontrunners to helm the reboot.
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