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Development Hell & Batman

"Before Christopher Nolan took over, director Darren Aronofsky was attached to make a Batman movie based on the graphic novel "Batman: Year One" and have the author Frank Miller write the screenplay. By 2003 there was a first draft screenplay with story boards, which are properties of AOL Time Warner. Warner's decision for not producing the film is unknown, but based on the details that have since leaked out, it would probably have to do with the screenplay, which strayed a considerable amount from the source material, making Alfred an African-American mechanic named "Big Al," the Batmobile being a suped-up Lincoln Towncar, and Bruce Wayne being homeless, among other things. This is all detailed in David Hughes' book "Tales from Development Hell." {source}
+ Review of "Tales from Development Hell: Hollywood Film-Making the Hard Way" by David Hughes
+ BATMAN - YEAR ONE: FRANK MILLER SCRIPT REVIEW
February 12, 2005 in Books, Comics | Permalink
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