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September 1, 2009
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Green Hornet Pushed Back To December 2010
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John Campea
There has already been more drama surrounding the production of “The Green Hornet” than most Oscar nominated film. The project had problems getting off the ground, then there was controversy over the fact that funny man Seth Rogen was going to be in the lead role, then the film lost it’s first director (Stephen Chow) and later lost his as their Kato. Since then a new director has been attached (Michel Gondry) and a new Kato has been found (Jay Chou) and all seemed set for a summer of 2010 release. But now… those plans have gone out the window. “The Green Hornet” has been pushed back 5 months to December of 2010. Rogen offers up the following explanation:
So considering Rogen’s explanation for the delay, are you happy about the delay of the film? Upset by it? Or, do you care either way? This post was written by :
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