The film adaptation of the popular action game ‘Just Cause’ has entered production. After years of silence, new information about the project has emerged, exciting fans of the game series.
‘Just Cause’ Movie Adaptation Enters Production
The film adaptation of the ‘Just Cause’ series, which has been in development for over a decade, is finally moving into the production phase. Universal Pictures has teamed up with Angel Manuel Soto, the director of ‘Blue Beetle,’ to helm the project. Universal Pictures will also distribute the action film.
87North Productions has announced a general agreement with Universal Pictures and will be producing the ‘Just Cause’ movie. Additionally, Dmitri M. Johnson, Mike Goldberg, and Timothy I. Stevenson from Story Kitchen will be joining the project as producers.
Previously, the film rights for ‘Just Cause’ were held by Constantin Film. Derek Kolstad, part of the production team behind ‘John Wick,’ was initially involved as a screenwriter but eventually departed from the project.
Angel Manuel Soto, one of the prominent action directors of recent times, is currently preparing to direct ‘The Wrecking Crew,’ starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista. He is also writing the script for a potential ‘Transformers’ project that he might direct.
Plot and Background
‘Just Cause’ follows the story of Rico Rodriguez, who is tasked with overthrowing corrupt regimes. Developed by Square Enix and Avalanche Studios, the latest game in the series was released six years ago. The film adaptation could potentially pave the way for a new installment in the game series.
Production and Distribution
- Director: Angel Manuel Soto
- Production: Universal Pictures, 87North Productions, and Story Kitchen
- Producers: Dmitri M. Johnson, Mike Goldberg, Timothy I. Stevenson
Upcoming Projects
Angel Manuel Soto is not only working on ‘The Wrecking Crew’ but also developing a script for a ‘Transformers’ project. With such a dynamic director at the helm, the ‘Just Cause’ film promises to bring high-octane action and intrigue to the big screen.
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