Deadline is reporting that Dan Trachtenberg will be directing the cult classic Y: The Last Man for New Line Cinema. Trachtenberg has directed commercials for Lexus, Nike, and Coca Cola, but he is best known for his Portal fan-film. Hit jump to check it out.
Reports are coming in suggesting that New Line Cinema are finally looking to get the long-proposed film adaptation of Brian K. Vaughn's Y: The Last Man, and are currently looking at director candidates for the movie. Read on for more details.
Are you a fan of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's Y: The Last Man? Well, the big screen adaptation of the comic book series may not be moving ahead particularly quickly, but this fan film does an admirable job of adapting the comic book series.
THR report that Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaiai are in final negotiations to pen an adaptation of Brian K. Vaughn's excellent Vertigo series for the big screen..
With
Chuck approaching it's series finale, the star of the show offered a brief update on his involvement with Y: The Last Man.
The director reveals that he no longer has any sort of involvement with the movie adaptation because Warner Bros wanted to cram the story into just a single movie...
After rumors a few months back that The Incredible Hulk director Louis Leterrier was in negotiations to direct Y: The Last Man, Now the director confirms interest in the project... as a TV show?
Disturbia director D.J. Caruso is still loosely attached to the project, after attempting to get an adap made back in 2008 with Shia Labouf!
At the premiere for his latest movie, Clash of the Titans, director Louis Leterrier was asked about the status of his involvement with the Yorick Brown adaptation.
Could this be the end of our hopes for "The Avengers"?
And not a simple movie.
Here we get a little sneak peek on the screenplay of the upcoming Y: The Last Man comic book movie.
Reports of Shia LeBeouf's disinterest in playing Yorick in "Y: The last Man" have apparently been greatly exaggerated..
La Beouf calls Brian K. Vaughan's comic masterpiece his "favorite comic book," but thinks the role is too similar to other roles he has played recently.
Y? Because I felt like it.
Comic book writer turned occasional “Lost” maestro Brian K. Vaughan apparently exists within the hit series’ universe now.
"I never had much interest in the comic myself but I know that it has a strong following and in a very unusual move DC is ending the comic at issue 60 -- in stores now."
It's almost been a year since Y The Last Man comic book finished, and much longer since plans for a movie version were announced...
A short article about Director DJ Caruso putting the finishing touches on the script...
"I turned in the script last week, about five days ago. I actually have the notes. It got turned into New Line. Things have changed. I don't know if you know, but New Line barely exists anymore."
One comic book adaptation we're very anxious to see is Brian K. Vaughan's Y: The Last Man.
Producer JC Spinks wants fans to get behind Alicia Keys as a casting choice, and promote the idea to the powers that be...
It will go down as one of the greatest comic series of all time, thanks to its legendary creator Brian K. Vaughan. We were promised 60 issues of Y: The Last Man and we got 60 issues, and no more. But what about the movie?
D.J. Caruso ("Disturbia") said in a interview with MTV news "Shia is the right type and the right personality to play lead in comic-turned-film 'Y: The Last Man".
You'd think being the last male on Earth would be a fun thing, right? Wrong.