The producer behind the Max Payne movie adaptation, Scott Faye, is ready to take on another 3D Realms' property, Duke Nukem. Faye is working closely with Scott Miller of 3D Realms on the initial stages of this movie.
As the Duke Nukem movie is in the earliest stages of planning, there are no other details known yet. This also means nobody knows if the movie will be released before or after the release of Duke Nukem Forever, or if the releases of both will be synchronized.
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Faye said he’s still actively developing the story and he will not shop the film in Hollywood until all the people involved in the project feel solid about where we are creatively.
“More than ever before, I feel that the feature adaptation of Duke Nukem’ will come to together nicely,” said Faye, who runs Depth Entertainment.
Faye has a production arrangement with Miller’s Radar Group, which will be part of every aspect of the Duke Nukem’ process, according to Faye.
“We're expanding Duke's ‘storyverse’ in a very significant major way without abandoning or negating any element that's being used to introduce Duke to the next gen platforms,” added Faye.
Faye also states that he'd "rather not make the movie than make a poor adaptation."“More than ever before, I feel that the feature adaptation of Duke Nukem’ will come to together nicely,” said Faye, who runs Depth Entertainment.
Faye has a production arrangement with Miller’s Radar Group, which will be part of every aspect of the Duke Nukem’ process, according to Faye.
“We're expanding Duke's ‘storyverse’ in a very significant major way without abandoning or negating any element that's being used to introduce Duke to the next gen platforms,” added Faye.
As the Duke Nukem movie is in the earliest stages of planning, there are no other details known yet. This also means nobody knows if the movie will be released before or after the release of Duke Nukem Forever, or if the releases of both will be synchronized.
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. Bad guys and termoil and inner struggle and all that jazz.
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