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Danny Boyle Would Like to Spend 127 HOURS with a Man Who Cut Off His Own Arm
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After running through the striking slums of India, Danny Boyle will scale it back a bit for his next film and tell a simple story of a man climbing a mountain. The only problem is that man got himself caught under a boulder and had to amputate his own arm in order to survive. Luckily for Boyle and us, that’s a much more exciting story ...
Director Danny Boyle’s Next Film will be 127 HOURS
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Danny Boyle has picked his next film project, 127 Hours. For those of you who don’t know who Danny Boyle is, he won an Oscar for last years Best Picture winner, Slumdog Millionaire, he also directed a great sci-fi film called Sunshine, both are a must see if you haven’t seen them yet.
127 Hours tells the true story of mountaineer Aron Ralston. While he was on a canyoneering trip in Blue John Canyon (near Moab, Utah), a boulder dislodged, crushing his right forearm and pinning it against the canyon wall. Ralston had not told ...
Danny Boyle's Next Is '127 Hours'
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After much speculating on Danny Boyle follow up to Slumdog Millionaire Variety can confirm that his next project will be '127 Hours' a film that tells the story of mountaineer Aron Ralston. Ralston's right forearm got pinned for nearly five days under a boulder during a climb in Utah in May 2003. He used a dull knife to amputate the limb, then scaled a 65-foot sheer wall and hiked out before running into a family that gave him water and food. He was finally rescued by helicopter. Being Aron Ralston ...
Spend "127 Hours" With Danny Boyle
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Danny Boyle ("Slumdog Millionaire," "28 Days Later") is set to direct the biopic on mountaineer Aron Ralston entitled "127 Hours" for Fox Searchlight reports Variety.
Ralston's right forearm got pinned for nearly five days under a boulder during a climb in Utah in May 2003.
He used a dull knife to amputate the limb, then scaled a 65-foot sheer wall and hiked out before running into a family that gave him water and food.
Boyle and his 'Slumdog' cohorts, writer Simon Beaufoy and producer Christian Colson, are in talks to serve in the same capacities here.
Filming kicks off early next year for a late Fall 2010 ...
Danny Boyle Getting His Mountain Climbing Gear on For 127 HOURS
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Director Danny Boyle is going to have to trade that Oscar in for a pickax, and, if I had any skills in Photoshop, whatsoever, I would’ve replaced it myself. Variety is reporting that the now Academy Award winning director has officially signed on to direct 127 HOURS for Fox Searchlight. With Simon Beaufoy on hand to script and Christian Colson producing, this means a return of the creative team behind SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE.
The film will tell the harrowing story of mountaineer Aron Ralston, who, in 2003, got his right forearm pinned under a boulder. He spent five days trapped while slowly amputating his arm with a dull ...
Danny Boyle Officially Telling The Aron Ralston Story
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... a few weeks ago, but now it's official-- Danny Boyle's next project will be 127 Hours , a movie about Aron Ralston, a rock climber who cut off his own arm in the Utah wilderness after it was pinned underneath a boulder. And you thought the kid jumping into the poop in Slumdog Millionaire was bad! Despite rumors that Ryan Gosling would play the lead role of the fearless climber, Variety reports that they're still in the casting process, for a role that probably every actor south of 35 is dying to play. For extra good luck Boyle is reuniting with screenwriter Simon Beaufoy ...
Boyle going "127 Hours" with Ralston
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Filmmaker Danny Boyle is going to follow up his Oscar-winning "Slumdog Millionaire" by spending some time in Utah.
To be exact, 127 hours.
Daily Variety reports that Boyle and Fox Searchlight (which released "Slumdog") have announced plans to team up again, for "127 Hours," a movie depicting the harrowing ordeal of mountain climber Aron Ralston (pictured). The rest of the "Slumdog" team will also be involved: Producer Christian Colson is back, and writer Simon Beaufoy is in talks to write the screenplay.
For those who don't recall, Ralston was the mountaineer who was on a climb in Utah in May 2003, when his right ...
Danny Boyle has 127 Hours
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Danny Boyle teams up with Fox Searchlight Pictures for his newest project entitled “127 Hours”. The feature is being penned by Simon Beaufoy from a treatment that Boyle himself has written. The story revolves around mountaineer Aron Ralson. Ralston’s right forearm got pinned for nearly five days under a boulder during a climb in Utah in May 2003. He used a dull knife to amputate the limb, then scaled a 65-foot sheer wall and hiked out before running into a family that gave him water and food. He was finally rescued by helicopter (Variety).
The film will also be under Pathe with Christian Colson producing. This ...
Danny Boyle's next film is '127 Hours'
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Danny Boyle, whose "Slumdog Millionaire" won a ridiculous eight Oscars, is prepping his next project with Fox Searchlight: "127 Hours," a drama focusing on the story of mountaineer Aron Ralston.
Simon Beaufoy, who wrote "Slumdog," is in talks to write the script from a treatment by Boyle. Variety says the plan right now is to have the film ready for release by late 2010.
"127 Hours" is based on the true story of Aron Ralston, who amputated his own limb and rescued himself after his arm got pinned under a boulder for almost five days during a climb in Utah in 2003.
Boyle's directing credits ...
DANNY BOYLE WANTS TO CUT A GUY'S ARM OFF
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... the guy made his own fate. He didn't tell anybody he was going 'canyoneering,' and he went all by himself. When a boulder dislodged and crushed his arm he was stuck simply because he hadn't been smart in advance. He'd still have an arm if he had just told someone where he was going, because when he never came back people would have searched for him. But instead he got a book deal, a movie deal and a whole bunch of media attention. And now he has to jerk off with his other hand. via Variety
