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Three time Oscar winner Peter Jackson reteams with his
screenwriting partners Phillipa Boyens and Fran Walsh to retell
the story of King Kong. The large ape who is captured and brought
to civilization to meet its tragic ends. Jackson was always
interested in retelling the story of the love story between the
large creature and Ann Darrow (played by Naomi Watts).
After his great success from the Lord of the Ring trilogies,
Peter Jackson dove right back into filmmaking with this great and
popular character in the history of cinema. There had been so
many films made based on the original that it was difficult to
know where to begin and where to end and still keep the audience
on its toes. After a long casting period, the main players were
chosen and moved to New Zealand to begin production. Adrian
Brodey and Jack Black were the first to step on the boat.
Jackson completed principal photography a few months ago in New
Zealand he is now working with his team of editors to polish the
rough ends. While a trailer was released recently, many people
criticized the fact that King Kong was revealed to the audience
as opposed to extending the teaser and suspense period.
Recent poles and statistics have shown that the trailers that
give away the least amount of information on the film are the one
to bring the more people to the theatres. "And it’s quite
understandable. People go to see what has been marinating in
their imaginations… With King Kong, the trailer doesn’t leave
much room for anything else. We know what he looks like and how
he moves. I think that this was a very bad move on part of the
marketing team," says Brian Copote.
Other films that are said to be released around the same time as
King Kong are Machiavelli Hangman and Wedding Season with Nicole
Kidman. Whether these two smaller films will be completely
crushed by the size of Jackson’s mega-motion picture is to be
seen.
So far, Peter Jackson, has enjoyed a great amount of following
for the Lord of the Rings mainly because there was such a huge
fan base of the book and there had never been a movie made from
the books. In this case, King Kong was never based on any novels
and it has been shown on the silver screen several times. This
may or may not be a handicap but one thing’s for sure. It will
certainly not equal the $300,000,000 success of the Lord of the
Rings.
Writer's Resource Box:
Laney-Jane Jackman is a pediatrician
and a part time film reviewer for
online publications.
Machiavelli Hangman
http://www.hangmanmovie.com
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