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Newsarama reports on an upcoming interview that Comic Buyer's Guide had with the screenwriter of the new "Wolverine" movie, David Benioff, who told them a few interesting details about what he intends the movie to be like. Firstly the movie is being written with Hugh Jackman in mind:
"Now I can't really imagine Wolverine being played by anyone else: Jackman's performance obliviates consideration of anyone else for the part."
The screenwriter also describes the story as "bit darker and a bit more brutal" than the previous "X Men" movies, hoping to make the script R rated. He also wishes this story to be set in a more relistic context, rather than the science fiction based context of the previous "X Men" movies:
"I'm going to stay away from the 'Four Riders' kind of stories and the science fiction stories where he was battling aliens or demons. I'm sticking with something more realistic. Of course it is kind of hard to talk realism when you're speaking about a guy who has adamantium claws popping out of this hands. But my concept of him for this movie is the one I grew up with: He's a gritty character, a tough, working-class Canadian guy who was born with certain special powers and granted more through a series of brutal experiments - that's my Wolverine reality. I'm not going too far from that."
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Newsarama reports on an upcoming interview that Comic Buyer's Guide had with the screenwriter of the new "Wolverine" movie, David Benioff, who told them a few interesting details about what he intends the movie to be like. Firstly the movie is being written with Hugh Jackman in mind:
"Now I can't really imagine Wolverine being played by anyone else: Jackman's performance obliviates consideration of anyone else for the part."
The screenwriter also describes the story as "bit darker and a bit more brutal" than the previous "X Men" movies, hoping to make the script R rated. He also wishes this story to be set in a more relistic context, rather than the science fiction based context of the previous "X Men" movies:
"I'm going to stay away from the 'Four Riders' kind of stories and the science fiction stories where he was battling aliens or demons. I'm sticking with something more realistic. Of course it is kind of hard to talk realism when you're speaking about a guy who has adamantium claws popping out of this hands. But my concept of him for this movie is the one I grew up with: He's a gritty character, a tough, working-class Canadian guy who was born with certain special powers and granted more through a series of brutal experiments - that's my Wolverine reality. I'm not going too far from that."