Sgt. Rock Film in the Works

Dark Castle Entertainment VP David Cambino talks about the film adaptation of "Sgt. Rock"

By cahcat - May 15, 2007 12:05 AM EST
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Source: Dark Horizons

From IGN Filmforce interview David Cambino comments on the Sgt. Rock script from John Cox's; "fantastic and everybody's really happy with it,"

Sgt. Rock is a WW2-set picture and is still in pre-production stages.

"It's really just about trying to attach cast right now and really decide what the movie is going to be, how we're going to make it. There's been talk about possibly doing it like a 300, really making it like a graphic novel come to life, but no decisions have really been made on that." says Gambino.

Gambino continued with his thoughts on current views towards war films and the possibilities with Sgt. Rock; "We're living in times now where people are questioning whether or not we should be in Iraq, and I think World War II was the last war where it was pretty clean-cut who was the good guy and who was the bad guy. I think audiences still love that, they still love going back to that era where the politics of the time were very clear as to who we wouldn't want to take out and who were the heroes. And Sgt. Rock tries to capture some of that."

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