A film adaptation of the video game
Halo was set up at Fox some time ago. Less than a year after they had planned to co-produce the film with Universal, the deal fell apart. Well, according to
Variety, 20th Century Fox has signed a new deal, making it once again the primary license holder for the
Halo franchise.
This means that Fox has the worldwide merchandising rights to the video game on behalf of Microsoft, the company that created the property. Fox plans on launching a wide array of new
Halo merchandise. In the works are books, clothing, collectables, and action figures. The merchandise will appear in conjunction with the
Halo 3 video game that is being released this September.
There is no set date on when the film will go into production, but speculation sees the
Halo 4 video game hitting shelves before that happens.
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But laadies and gentlemen i don't think we will ever see a Halo movie, well not until i start directing and screenwriting
Peace Out From Chronic
I'm currently working on the highly anticipated Nightmare on Elm St The Beginning Script. Which i've entitled 'A Dream On Elm St.'
In the concept of writing this script i want it to be as close to what the fans want as possible. Therefore i'm requesting ideas of what the fans would like to see within the script. If you have any ideas that could be useful.
Then send them to
stormingshadowcat@hotmail.co.uk
Please put A Dream On Elm St in the subject box. All ideas given are read and considered within going into the script.
Yours sincerly
chronic