In addition to the Barney movie, it has a slowly-progressing Masters of the Universe reboot that Sony is reported to be considering handing off to Netflix in exchange for guaranteed cash instead. (which has Anne Hathaway set to star).Īs mentioned, Mattel is making a big push to develop live-action movies based on the IPs it owns with its up and coming film division.
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It’s also one of two movies based on a well-known educational children’s series in the pipeline right now, along with the untitled Sesame Street musical from Warner Bros.
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The Kaluuya-produced movie doesn’t have a director, writer, or even a studio attached at the moment, so it’s clearly still in an early stage of pre-production.
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In addition to starring in a number of TV specials and direct to video features over the years, Barney previously made the jump to theaters in 1998 with the film Barney’s Great Adventure. See also Rick & Morty Creators First Comic is About an Assassin Mr Meeseeks And if that sounds a bit like a practical joke taken too far, then the actor’s official statement probably won’t do much to convince you that this is a real project: THR is reporting that Kaluuya is joining forces with Mattel to develop the new Barney the Dinosaur film, with the former serving as a producer. And as it turns out, Mattel will be partnering with an unexpected name on the upcoming reboot. Barney is now making a return to the big screen thanks to Mattel Films, which is actively in the process of developing multiple live-action movies based on its best-selling properties. The Barney & Friends TV show premiered on PBS in 1992 and ultimately ran for nearly two decades, becoming a childhood staple for many along the way. Introduced back in the early 1990s, Barney is a purple, plush toy Tyrannosaurus Rex who comes to life through the power of children’s imagination and teaches kids important life lessons about love, friendship, and more, typically through song. That’s what was amazing at first.A new Barney the Dinosaur movie is being developed, with Get Out actor Daniel Kaluuya producing through his newly-formed 59% banner. They are surprised by everything that’s going to happen. I think people are going to be disappointed. Show “If I say anything, people are really going to be disappointed.” “That’s how I feel about it. He didn’t want to spoil the surprise for them one way or the other. At the end of the day, it really is for the fans when it comes to Marvel features. When the question is about non-existence Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Growing up, the star gave a thoughtful answer. I wasn’t getting roles, because racism and all that kind of stuff – so communicating with you was like, OK, I’m not crazy. I quit acting for a year and a half.” “I checked, because I was like, ‘This isn’t working. The actor told Essence recently, “I never told you this, but when you reached out to me and we had this Skype, I was really disappointed with acting. I don’t want to limit myself to what I am being perceived as.” How did everyone get into movies? Watching children’s movies. “But there are a lot of things I do as a man. “The last issue of my films was in keeping with what I stand for as a man,” Kaluuya said. They are all part of the larger person who brings those images to the screen. Judas and the Black Christ spoke in one part, Black Panther Another section, even no Some of his fantasies appeal to the hero at work. The common denominator for Kaluuya lies in the fact that each individual project truly speaks to him as a person. Quite rightly, it’s where a lot of movie fans cut their teeth as consumers of the medium and then it spreads from there. Objectively speaking, he questioned why we despise children’s movies so much.
During the chat, he mentioned that there is some basis in the children’s movie for his conquest of the world of the purple dinosaur. The Hollywood Reporter sat with no Star to talk about all the projects he has in the pipeline. Daniel Kaluuya hinted that his Barney The movie will be darker than the TV show.