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'Captain America' Writer Stephen McFeely Says Michael Bay's 'Pain And Gain' Is Like 'Fargo'
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- October 25, 2011 3:06 AM
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EXCLUSIVE: Stephen McFeely, co-writer of "Captain America: The First Avenger" and its upcoming sequel, told The Playlist that he and his partner Christopher Markus are optimistic that Michael Bay’s next project will be directing “Pain and Gain,” a black comedy they wrote about a real-life crime. “He’s headed in that direction,” McFeely said last week during a telephone interview for the home video release of “Captain America.” “There’s been more public comments from him, so it’s nice. But it seems more realistic than it did two years ago when it seemed a little more realistic than it did two years before that, so we’re cautiously optimistic.”
Interview: Writers Christopher Marcus & Stephen McFeely Discuss Patriotism & ‘Captain America'
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- July 19, 2011 2:22 AM
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Marvel’s most patriotic superhero, Captain America, is finally getting his just due on the big screen after years of attempts and misfires like the corny 1990 release you’ve probably never heard of (count yourself lucky) featuring Matt Salinger in the red, white and blue man tights.
Exclusive: ‘Captain America’ Screenwriters Discuss The Sequel & Possible Flashback Structure
- By Jeff Otto
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- July 17, 2011 2:03 AM
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Paramount and Marvel clearly have high hopes and strong confidence in their forthcoming release of “Captain America: The First Avenger,” which hits screens July 22nd. They’ve already deployed screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely to begin work on a sequel, which will most likely follow the release of Joss Whedon’s ambitious “The Avengers” movie in 2012.
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well, who cares about film, if it has Mads) people want to see him. indeed is he in Cannes now? or
The Dardenne's brother are among the very few filmmakers who have never done a bad
you just want to shit on abrams here. i think the screenwriters are to blame.
If the story telling, characters, plot, subtext etc are all lousy then the director is as much at
no, nothing to add, you guys nailed it. it was a fun movie but could have been so much better.
I agree on the color scheme, though that will not temper my excitement ... side-note: I am impressed
James Franco, 21st century flim flam man, strikes again.
Well for one thing, Khan didn't assume the moniker John Harrison. That's the fake name
Spock's "KHAN!" line may be kind of silly, but I don't think it's nearly as
Bob Orci is a 9/11 truther? Jesus christ.