D.C. Entertainment President Denies Christopher Nolan Will Be Involved In Next 'Superman' Film
Here's something we, and seemingly many others more invested in this, missed.
Earlier this month the geek set went into, near near happy hysterics when it was announced that Christopher Nolan would be godfathering and overseeing the next iteration of a "Superman" film.
However, MTV just sat down with D.C. Entertainment President Diane Nelson, asked her about the story point blank and she shot down the story as "rumor."
"We don't have any plans about that, and as I've mentioned, in the coming months we'll be making a lot of announcements about what our content plans will be," she added. "But right now, the [Nolan/Superman story is] nothing but rumor and we frankly don't say a whole lot more about rumor than that, so..."
According to a comment on this Anne Thompson story, Nikki Finke, who broke the original Nolan/Superman story has been deleting any comments on that story now that Nelson has shot down her claim, which is the Deadline m.o. Nelson's quotes to read a little terse though and perhaps even a bit defensive. Could it be D.C. was angry that Deadline beat them to an official announcement? Nelson's first response to the question whether the story was true or not was, "Wouldn't you like to know," which again seems somewhat cagey. Maybe the news was premature and Nolan and D.C. hadn't agreed to anything yet?
While he's busy editing, "Inception," Christopher Nolan does occasionally come up for air and talks to the press. We're sure someone's going to talk to the director soon enough and then we'll hear it from the horses mouth. Until then, maybe we should manage our expectations and hopes.
POSTED BY THE PLAYLIST AT 10:57 AM
LABELS: CHRISTOPHER NOLAN, D.C. COMICS, DIANE NELSON, SUPERMAN