The producer of the first three Terminator movies Gale Anne Hurd,who is currently producing The Walking Dead, has anounced that she would love to produce another Terminator during her interview with ‘Entertainment Weekly’. Read the rest of this entry »
This Halloween there is a special treat for you as you will discover the collision of two icons that have been listed on a recent update of the Internet. The news of this so called collision appears on Mad Magazine. Read the rest of this entry »
Things can really unpredictable with time. It was only in the morning that it was reported that a new Terminator movie was stopped from being made and the so called Read the rest of this entry »
We are closer to some new action! According to Variety, the current owners of the rights to the franchise, a hedge fund called Pacificor LLC, announced today that it has hired the Hollywood talent agency William Morris Endeavor (WME) to help sell the rights to a studio or production company. Read the rest of this entry »
At last the battle between the Lion and Tiger ended with the Hyena taking away the kill! Read the rest of this entry »
Sony is the new bidder for the Terminator franchisee and this follows almost a month after Lionsgate had placed its bid. Read the rest of this entry »
Halycon has found a bidder (at last) for their biggest asset Terminator! Read the rest of this entry »
Shortly after Terminator rights auction announcement, a very funny “UPDATE” on the bid by Joss Whedon has been posted. I couldn’t resist temptation to share this funny open letter with sci fi fans. Have a good 1 minute laugh by reading it after the jump. Enjoy!
According to Financial Times, the rights to the Terminator franchise will be put on auction this month. Financial Times reports that the upcoming auction has generated some interest from several buyers, including Platinum Equity, the Beverly Hills firm that owns Delphi, the auto parts maker. Sony Pictures along with all the other big film studios have also registered interest in the rights.
Source:Financial Times
During a Los Angeles bankruptcy hearing Judge Ernest Robles has helped Derek Anderson and Victor Kubicek, the producers behind Terminator Salvation, to keep their struggling Halcyon Company operating.
The ruling gives Halcyon some much needed breathing space to continue development of Terminator 5.
