One of the best fantasy stories of the past years is going to get the movie treatment curtisy of director Matthew Vaughn. Vaughn was one of the many directors attached to X-men 3 before dropping out. After that he went back to a project he had working on for many years, a movie of the Neil Gaiman masterpiece Stardust. Gaiman's story revolves around a young man who lives in a small town that borders the land of faerie. One day the man tells his beloved that he will journey into the magical lands and bring her back a fallen star. Vaughn supposedly has the screenplay done and is shopping the movie to Paramount. The screenplay is said to have the same tone as The Princess Bride.
Monday, November 14, 2005
Neil Gaiman's Stardust Comes To The Silver Screen.
One of the best fantasy stories of the past years is going to get the movie treatment curtisy of director Matthew Vaughn. Vaughn was one of the many directors attached to X-men 3 before dropping out. After that he went back to a project he had working on for many years, a movie of the Neil Gaiman masterpiece Stardust. Gaiman's story revolves around a young man who lives in a small town that borders the land of faerie. One day the man tells his beloved that he will journey into the magical lands and bring her back a fallen star. Vaughn supposedly has the screenplay done and is shopping the movie to Paramount. The screenplay is said to have the same tone as The Princess Bride.
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I haven't read this one. Sounds like it might be good. I'd definitely like to see the movie.
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