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No Plans for New Superman Movie
Superherohype.com —
... of DC Entertainment, many thought a new film in the "Superman" franchise would be one of the big things the company would concentrate on. Not so, says DC Entertainment Diane Nelson told MTV : "We actually don't have any current plans for Superman," said Nelson when asked if the new environment (and the recent legal decision regarding the character) made a "Superman" movie more or less likely in the near future... We've obviously done a lot of great things behind the property in our history, and it's a key part of the family, but we don't have current plans behind Superman," ...
No Plans for New Superman Movie
ComingSoon.net - 30 most recent stories —
... of DC Entertainment, many thought a new film in the "Superman" franchise would be one of the big things the company would concentrate on. Not so, DC Entertainment Diane Nelson told MTV : "We actually don't have any current plans for Superman," said Nelson when asked if the new environment (and the recent legal decision regarding the character) made a "Superman" movie more or less likely in the near future... We've obviously done a lot of great things behind the property in our history, and it's a key part of the family, but we don't have current plans behind Superman," she ...
No Plans For A 'Superman' Movie
FlicksNews.net —
... Head of the newly formed DC Entertainment Diane Nelson has spoken to MTV about the future of 'Superman' on the silver screen, tellling MTV there are no plans to make another Superman film saying: ...
No SUPES For You!!
Ain't It Cool News - The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news. —
... regarding the character) made a "Superman" movie more or less likely in the near future. We recently ranked Superman as one of the most important properties for WB to prioritize in their new, movie-friendly arrangement regarding DC, so it was interesting to hear that the company currently has no plans for the Man of Steel. Nelson then reiterated her stance on the lack of action on the Superman front, while acknowledging the character's importance in the DC universe. ...said Nelson in THIS DISCUSSION with MTV. As we learned ...
No Plans For Superman
Latino Review —
... (and the recent legal decision regarding the character) made a "Superman" movie more or less likely in the near future. Surprising, considering that a Superman movie needs to have started production by 2011 if Warner Bros wants to avoid opening itself up to further lawsuits from the Seigel family, one of the creators of Superman. DC Entertainment doesn't look interested in developing another Superman movie. At least not currently. Source: SplashPage
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Lex Luthor Smiles Today as SUPERMAN Is Grounded
Collider —
... In an interview with MTV, DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson comments of the current state of DC Comics adaptions at Warner Brothers, speaking highly of current Lantern Bearer Ryan Reynolds (starring as the titular character in Martin Campbell’s “Green Lantern”), but most importantly, speaking of the uncertain cinematic future of The Man of Tomorrow. While it’s been clear for a while now that Bryan Singer’s “Wrath of Khan”-esque sequel to the disappointing “Superman Returns” was probably not going to happen, ...
No Superman Movie Plans For DC Entertainment
Screen Rant —
MTV recently spoke to Diane Nelson, the newly-anointed head of Warner Bros.’ DC Entertainment Inc., and picked her brain about how the new venture will affect the DC films already in the pipeline and which heroes we can expect to see onscreen in the near future. In the midst of all this talk, Nelson let a quiet bomb (no, not that kind) drop: DC Entertainment has no current plans in the works for another Superman movie.
Why is this news such a big deal? It’s a ...
What Superman Movie?
I Watch Stuff - The Best Movie News Ever —
I guess this is news. MTV spoke to Diane Nelson, the newly appointed head of DC Entertainment, and asked what was going on with a new Superman movie. Her reply: not a lot. ...
Superman Not Returning Anytime Soon
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews —
... MTV’s Splash Page spoke to Diane Nelson, the head of Warner Brothers newly formed DC Entertainment unit, and when DC is involved, the topic of one its icons is likely to come up: Superman. ...
DC Entertainment Has No Current Plans for Superman?
FirstShowing.net —
... to counter the Mouse Power House. But now that the industry is sifting through the red tape and the ink is drying on these new contracts, we're finally getting to some project specifics. MTV caught up with Diane Nelson, head of the recently formed DC Entertainment where she offered information on one of DC Comic's most iconic properties and it's not exactly good news. ...
WB and DC Entertainment Have ‘No Plans’ For Superman to Return
/Film —
... Speaking to MTV, Nelson says “we actually don’t have any current plans for Superman.” If that doesn’t stick, MTV actually quotes her again: ...
'Superman' won't fly for a while, says DC
The Screening Log —
... No, "Superman" definitely won't fly anywhere on the big screen for a while. DC Entertainment's Diane Nelson recently spoke to MTV about how things are going at Warner Bros. and what the label is planning, but strangely enough, "Superman" doesn't seem to appear in any future plans. Not for now, at least. ...
Superman projects put on hold by DC Entertainment
Total Film News —
... chief Diane Nelson tells MTV. "We've obviously done a lot of great things behind the property in our history, and it's a key part of the family, but we don't have current plans behind Superman." Yet we doubt that it'll stay that way for too long - he's too valuable to leave on the subs bench - but perhaps it signals that once again the new mega-company is trying to figure out how best to use him... [Source: MTV] Worried about Supes? Who do you think should take over his film ...
DC Has No Plans For Superman Right Now
Cinema Blend News —
DC Has No Plans For Superman Right Now Putting out the fire on all the rumors we've been hearing about Superman's imminent return, head of DC Entertainment Diane Nelson told MTV's Splash Page that there are currently no plans to make any kind of movie with the Man of Steel. "We've obviously done a lot of great things behind the property in our history, and it's a key part of the family, but we don't have current plans behind Superman," she said. Of course, we all basically assumed that most of the rumors we'd been hearing lately about the character were just that, and a ...
Warner Bros and DC Have 'No Plans' For Superman
Cinematical —
... , they've decided to quietly shelve the Man of Steel for the time being. DC Entertainment's new president Diane Nelson told the MTV Splash Page that the fledgling company wasn't planning to revive the character or his franchise any time soon. "We've obviously done a lot of great things behind the property in our history, and it's a key part of the family, but we don't have current plans behind Superman," says Nelson. ...
'Silent Hill 2,' Cage Talks 'Hornet,' 'Lovely Bones' Book Art and More
RopeofSilicon.com —
... One of the strangest things in the movie blogosphere is the trend to write articles about things that are not going to happen. Actress XYZ will not star in movie ABC. Director DEF will not be directing movie GHI. The latest topic of conversation is that DC Entertainment's Diane Nelson told MTV the newly formed company doesn't "have any current plans for Superman." The only reason this is news is because it simply means the B.S. rumors that have been swirling since Bryan Singer's 2006 effort have all been a waste of time. Big surprise. ...
The week in geek: No return for Superman, but good news for Star Trek and Hobbit fans
Film | guardian.co.uk —
... "We've obviously done a lot of great things behind the property in our history, and it's a key part of the family, but we don't have current plans behind Superman," said Nelson, a response which sort of makes you want to beat your head against a wall in frustration. MTV's man had been hoping that the recent court decision that Warner must make some kind of Superman film by – yes it's that date again – 2011 or risk being sued by the estate of original creator Jerry Siegel might have spurred the company into action. ...
