Using Goyer's R-rated script to scare the kiddies, although they may go the PG-13 route...
Collider spoke to David S. Goyer the other day about his new TV show, "FlashForward." He took time to talk about "Ghost Rider 2."
Goyer confirmed that he’ll produce and Nicolas Cage will star in the sequel.
“I’m coming on as a producer, and we’re basically doing a polish of my nine year-old script,” said Goyer, referring to the script he wrote years ago for Stephen Norrington to direct, before Mark Steven Johnson came on board and took the Rider in a quirkier direction.
Goyer’s original script was apparently “definitely written as a hard R. It was a Blade-type film. Now they want it to be PG-13. But... 'The Dark Knight' has come out and I like to say that it was skirting the bleeding edge of PG-13, so people’s concepts of what a PG-13 movie could be [may have changed].”
Goyer's original script for "Ghost Rider" things seem to get very weird very quickly with the demon Zarathos running around and causing havoc in the swampy locales of Louisiana.
With "Blade" and "Batman Begins" under his belt, let's hope this is not another "Trinity."
Teabag out
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