This film will put a dark twist on the tale of Robin Hood, and see the legendary outlaw leading a life of solitude as a battle-worn loner while grappling with his past after a life of crime and murder. He finally finds a chance at salvation after a mysterious woman finds him gravely injured.

Writer/director Michael Sarnoski (A Quiet Place: Day One) said it’s an incredible opportunity to freshly innovate the story we all know with this team of amazing collaborators.

“Securing the perfect cast to transform the script to screen was essential. I could not be more thrilled and trusting in Hugh and Jodie to bring this story to life in a powerful and meaningful way,” he said in a statement.

Oscar nominee Hugh Jackman will lead this film, and this is not the only major project he’s attached to. He’ll return as his most iconic character Wolverine in Deadpool & Wolverine this summer. Emmy winner Jodie Comer is fresh off starring in The End We Start From and will next be seen in Jeff Nichols’ The Bikeriders.

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Not much is known about the plot of this sequel, but it’s safe to assume it will be set in the same post-apocalyptic world as its predecessor. This franchise kicked off with 28 Days Later starring Cillian Murphy in 2002, and produced a sequel 28 Weeks Later, led by Robert Carlyle, Rose Byrne, Jeremy Renner, and Idris Elba.

Almost two decades passed since then, and director Danny Boyle is finally ready to revisit this world, alongside screenwriter Alex Garland. 28 Years Later is reportedly being developed as the first film in a new trilogy, and Sony Pictures brought Nia DaCosta on board to direct a potential second film in this series.

28 Years Later cast will be as star-studded as it gets, and it will include Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Ralph Fiennes. Comer is the Emmy-winning star of Killing Eve, who most recently starred in The End We Start From and The Bikeriders. Marvel star Aaron Taylor-Johnson will next be seen in The Fall Guy and Kraven the Hunter, while the Oscar nominee Ralph Fiennes will soon play Odysseus in The Return.

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Kitbag was set to start production later this month before Comer announced she’s exiting the project due to COVID-related scheduling issues. Scott entered “advanced negotiations” to find an actress who would take her part, and eventually settled with Vanessa Kirby.

According to its official synopsis, Kitbag “explores Bonaparte’s origins and his swift, ruthless climb to emperor, through the lens of his addictive and often volatile relationship with the Empress.” David Scarpa, who previously collaborated with Scott on All the Money in the World, wrote the script.

Vanessa Kirby rose to prominence with the Emmy-nominated portrayal of Princess Margaret on the first two seasons of the royal drama The Crown. She reunited with Netflix on Pieces of a Woman in 2020 and scored her first Oscar nomination for the lead role in this film.

Kitbag is not the only high-profile project she’s currently attached to. She’s expected to return as White Widow in the next two Mission: Impossible movies, appear in dramas The Brutalist and The Son, and star opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in the survival thriller Suddenly.

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This film will put a dark twist on the tale of Robin Hood, and see the legendary outlaw leading a life of solitude as a battle-worn loner while grappling with his past after a life of crime and murder. He finally finds a chance at salvation after a mysterious woman finds him gravely injured.

Writer/director Michael Sarnoski (A Quiet Place: Day One) said it’s an incredible opportunity to freshly innovate the story we all know with this team of amazing collaborators.

“Securing the perfect cast to transform the script to screen was essential. I could not be more thrilled and trusting in Hugh and Jodie to bring this story to life in a powerful and meaningful way,” he said in a statement.

Oscar nominee Hugh Jackman will lead this film, and this is not the only major project he’s attached to. He’ll return as his most iconic character Wolverine in Deadpool & Wolverine this summer. Emmy winner Jodie Comer is fresh off starring in The End We Start From and will next be seen in Jeff Nichols’ The Bikeriders.

The post Hugh Jackman & Jodie Comer Land Lead Roles in “The Death of Robin Hood” appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

Not much is known about the plot of this sequel, but it’s safe to assume it will be set in the same post-apocalyptic world as its predecessor. This franchise kicked off with 28 Days Later starring Cillian Murphy in 2002, and produced a sequel 28 Weeks Later, led by Robert Carlyle, Rose Byrne, Jeremy Renner, and Idris Elba.

Almost two decades passed since then, and director Danny Boyle is finally ready to revisit this world, alongside screenwriter Alex Garland. 28 Years Later is reportedly being developed as the first film in a new trilogy, and Sony Pictures brought Nia DaCosta on board to direct a potential second film in this series.

28 Years Later cast will be as star-studded as it gets, and it will include Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Ralph Fiennes. Comer is the Emmy-winning star of Killing Eve, who most recently starred in The End We Start From and The Bikeriders. Marvel star Aaron Taylor-Johnson will next be seen in The Fall Guy and Kraven the Hunter, while the Oscar nominee Ralph Fiennes will soon play Odysseus in The Return.

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Kitbag was set to start production later this month before Comer announced she’s exiting the project due to COVID-related scheduling issues. Scott entered “advanced negotiations” to find an actress who would take her part, and eventually settled with Vanessa Kirby.

According to its official synopsis, Kitbag “explores Bonaparte’s origins and his swift, ruthless climb to emperor, through the lens of his addictive and often volatile relationship with the Empress.” David Scarpa, who previously collaborated with Scott on All the Money in the World, wrote the script.

Vanessa Kirby rose to prominence with the Emmy-nominated portrayal of Princess Margaret on the first two seasons of the royal drama The Crown. She reunited with Netflix on Pieces of a Woman in 2020 and scored her first Oscar nomination for the lead role in this film.

Kitbag is not the only high-profile project she’s currently attached to. She’s expected to return as White Widow in the next two Mission: Impossible movies, appear in dramas The Brutalist and The Son, and star opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in the survival thriller Suddenly.

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