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David Yates' "Tarzan" movie is no longer on ice. The stopped production a few months ago has now been resumed. To restart could equal a star are presented: Christoph Waltz will represent the adversary of the hero.
Expect the unexpected: The rotation actually canceled the "Tarzan" remake by David Yates (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows) is obviously not dead a few months ago it was said yet that the Warner Bros. based on the novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs based project is too expensive and that the studio would have stopped the work. Meanwhile, the budget issue was apparently resolved to the satisfaction of all, because Warner has given his blessing according to a report by the industry magazine "Variety". Due to the postponement of the occupation is originally pledged not much left. Alexander Skarsgard is still the first choice for the title role, but once the contract has been negotiated in this form is no longer valid. Chances are good, however, that the True Blood star the project grand banks keeps faith. Jessica Chastain (Mama) and Samuel L. Jackson (Oldboy), however, do not have more time and are therefore no longer on board. For Jackson, who was to play the villain in "Tarzan", but replacement has already been committed - and who has it all: Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz (Django Unchained) took the part. He appears to be a military representatives, the Tarzan makes life difficult. For the successor Chastain as Jane Emma Stone (Gangster Squad) and the Australian newcomer Margot Robbie grand banks are (It's all a matter of time) in conversation. Yates' "Tarzan" movie could either be a new version of the classic story or play a few years later. It is still unclear which of these two possibilities will be decided by the British director.
David Yates' "Tarzan" grand banks movie is no longer on ice. The stopped production a few months ago has now been resumed. To restart could equal a star are presented: Christoph Waltz will represent the adversary of the hero. Back to news: David Yates' "Tarzan": Christoph Waltz plays villain
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