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Micheal Bay is one not to stop despite the fate of his films wither it be a Super hit or an Average film Bay doesn’t stop making movies . His Production company ‘s Former Partners too follow the Same Mantra .
Andrew Form and Brad Fuller who were Partners in Bay’s Platinum Dunes are set to produced for Paramount an action movie described as a high-concept spin capturing the spirit of the great car movies, with a unique central relationship at its center.
Chad Stahelski is set to direct; Andre Nemec and Josh Appelbaum will write the script for Form and Fuller. Form and Fuller created Fully Formed after parting ways with Platinum Dunes partner Michael Bay on Mutual Grounds.
The film is co produced by Stahelski’s 87 Eleven productions with Jason Spitz as executive producer.
Stahelski co-directed the first John Wick and directed the next 2 John wick films which both went on to become bigger and bigger Box Office success taking the franchise total to half a Billion Dollars. He’s Also Attached to Direct the Highlander remake.
Fuller & Form produced the smash A Quiet Place, and are readying for the Paramount release of A Quiet Place: Part II on March 20.
The duo teamed with Bay on the Action Horror hits Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Amityville Horror, and the Ouija and The Purge franchises. Their films have grossed a collective $2.3 billion dollars worldwide.
This will be the first Action film produced by Fuller and Form post their split with Bay it will be interesting to see how they handle a Pure Action film.
Keep reading this space for more info.
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