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Darabont: "Lucas to Blame for 'Indiana Jones' Delay"
Darabont: "Lucas to Blame for 'Indiana Jones' Delay"
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WENN
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Tuesday, November 07, 2006
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HOLLYWOOD
- Screenwriter
Frank Darabont
has blasted
George Lucas
for the delays behind the fourth
Indiana Jones
movie.
The highly anticipated sequel was ready for filming back in 2004, but despite a script from
Darabont
that impressed director
Steven Spielberg
, the film's producer
Lucas
blocked the impending shoot--citing problems with the screenplay.
Speaking to Moviehole.net,
Shawshank Redemption
director
Darabont
says, "That was terrifically frustrating. I worked for over a year on that. I worked very close with
Steven Spielberg
. He was ecstatic with the result and was ready to shoot it two years ago.
"He was very, very happy with the script and said it was the best draft of anything since
Raiders of the Lost Ark
.
"
Lucas
read it and said, 'Yeah, I don't think so, I don't like it.' And then he resets it to zero when
Spielberg
is ready to shoot it that coming year, (which) is a real kick to the nuts.
"You can only waste so much time and so many years of your life on experiences like that; you can only get so emotionally invested and have the rug pulled out from under you before you say enough of that."
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Photo(s) by Adriana M. Barraza- © 2006- Hollywood Media Corp.- All Rights Reserved
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