Django / Zorro Movie in the Works with Quentin Tarantino's Blessing
Brian Helgeland will write a new story based on the 2014 comic, with Quentin Tarantino’s blessing and rights now cleared for Sony.
- Sony Pictures is moving forward with a Django/Zorro crossover film, tapping Academy Award winner Brian Helgeland to write the script for the adaptation.
- Co-Written by filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and comic creator Matt Wagner, the 7-issue crossover comic book series published in 2014 pairs bounty hunter Django with vigilante Zorro.
- Helgeland is scripting a new story following the comic series, though a director remains unset for the project currently in early development at Sony.
- Actor Jamie Foxx and actor Antonio Banderas have not signed onto the film, which is expected to follow the bounty hunter Django and masked vigilante Zorro.
- Although Tarantino gave his blessing for the project, the filmmaker is preparing his final directorial effort, having previously scrapped plans for a drama titled "The Movie Critic.
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