Conan Picked up by Lionsgate

Nu Image/Millennium Films has made a distibution rights deal with Lionsgate to kick off a new film series based on Robert E. Howards Conan The Barbarian.

By cahcat - Jan 11, 2008 12:01 AM EST
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Source: Variety

According to Variety the deal will kick Conan into production later this year. It's being written by Thomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer ("Sahara," "Cowboys & Aliens"). Nu Image/Millennium is financing the film and the cost is expected to be $100 million dollars.

With hopes of production to start soon it does all depend on the current writers strike. Nu Image/Millennium chief Avi Lerner is in discussions to make a WGA deal, "It's a possibility, though I haven't studied it enough to make a final decision," Lerner told Daily Variety. "The whole strike is stupid, in my opinion. They approached us, indirectly, to make some kind of deal, and we are looking at it."

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