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The Crow Reborn Will Take Flight In Early 2018

Can The Crow remake (now titled The Crow Reborn) ever take flight in Hollywood? That’s a question that's plagued said reimagining for years, as Relativity’s horror/fantasy pic ricocheted from one director to another in what quickly became a truly torrid saga of false hope and non-starts.
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Can The Crow remake (now titled The Crow Reborn) ever take flight in Hollywood? That’s a question that’s plagued said reimagining for years, as Relativity’s horror/fantasy pic ricocheted from one director to another in what quickly became a truly torrid saga of false hope and non-starts.

It was during this time that Jack HustonLuke Evans, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 star Bradley Cooper all came attached to the part of Eric Draven – a role that was originally brought to life by Brandon Lee all those years ago – at various stages, only to drop out before The Crow remake could garner a sense of momentum. And that’s before you even factor in Relativity’s financial woes, which resulted in the project uprooting for a new home at Davis Films, Highland Film Group, and Electric Shadow.

Between them, those three parties have pledged their combined support to the re-adaptation, and now, there may finally be a light at the end of the tunnel. That’s because after landing at Sony a few months back, we’re hearing that production is set to get underway in February of 2018.

Chatting with Screen Geek in a recent interview, creator Jason O’Barr said the following when asked for an update:

“As of right now, it’s slated to start pre-production in February with a very talented British director named Corin Hardy. I’m involved in every aspect of the film and working closely with the director.”

While hardly the most groundbreaking reveal, it’s still nice to hear that the project is getting ready to go before cameras. The only slightly concerning thing here is that there’s no mention of Jason Momoa. That doesn’t necessarily mean he’s dropped out, mind you, but we’d feel a lot better if we got some kind of firm confirmation of his involvement. After all, like we mentioned above, many, many actors have come and gone, so you can never be sure.

There’s not too much else to report on at the moment, but with a distributor and production start date now locked down, we imagine that The Crow may finally – finally! – take flight. Then again, this isn’t the first time everything looked good to go only to fall apart unexpectedly at the last second. As such, we won’t get our hopes up just yet.

Still, this is an exciting new development for the reboot and with any luck, the stars will align this time so that Eric Draven may have his moment in the spotlight once more.


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