Sources say that A24 wins the film and television rights for The Texas chain saw the massacrewho were at auction and had a handful of tenderers. The first would be a series of JT Mollner, Roy Lee and Glen Powell, although the latter do not play as we told you previously.
Apparently, the agreement has not yet concluded, but A24 in pole position. Another source close to the action tells us that all of this is premature, but it is clear that the gender label behind Hereditary Don’t let him go.
With the agreement, A24 beats a functionality directed and co-written by Bryan Bertino with Oz Perkins producing, as well as a version produced by Taylor Sheridan de Leatherface.
We previously said that Jordan Peele’s race at The Texas chain saw the massacre Disputed fairly quickly.
Lee was also trying to make a Netflix film functionality; We hear this is still in cards with A24 producing.
We first told you about this beauty contest, administered by Verv The Texas chain saw the massacre, With Pat Cassidy, Ian Henkel and Kim Henkel as producers. The property is recommended by the lawyer Marios Rush.
Hooper made the original film and co-written with Kim Henkel.
Insneider got news from A24.
The 1974 original film was produced for $ 140,000 and distributed by Bryanston Distribution Company, which published the 1972 success X Deep Throat. Massacre of chainsaw in Texas Grossed $ 31 million, filmmakers stiffening on profits. In 1983, New Line Cinema took distribution rights for the whole franchise via nine films, hitting $ 252 million worldwide. There were comics, novels and video games during the history of intellectual property.
Leatherface’s most profitable payment remains the 2003 version produced by Michael Bay and Quiet location The producers Andrew Form and Brad Fuller, with Marcus Nispel realizing. The film, which featured Jessica Biel, reported $ 107 million worldwide.
