Tyler Perry Disliked PROMETHEUS; Writing Sci-Fi Film

Tyler Perry Disliked PROMETHEUS; Writing Sci-Fi Film

While promoting Madea’s Witness Protection, the Alex Cross star talks with BlackFilm about his potential science fiction flick and his disappointment with Ridley Scott’s Prometheus

By bigshow2312 - Jun 27, 2012 08:06 PM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: BlackFilm.com


To the comic-book world, Tyler Perry is most known for his shocking role in the Star Trek film as Admiral Richard Barnett. But did you know that he is actually a sci-fi geek?


TP: I love Sci Fi, I love the Alien movies and the Alien franchise. I was very disappointed with Prometheus, but I love that whole franchise. Those are my favorite movies. I’m actually working on a sci-fi movie right now.

BF: Can you tell us a little bit about that?

TP: No, but I’m writing a sci-fi movie that I’m really excited about.



Lets hope its not a fictional take on the Madea character, but something quite somber as Prometheus




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