PULP FICTION Scribe Roger Avary To Write And Direct CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN Film

PULP FICTION Scribe Roger Avary To Write And Direct CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN Film

Deadline have revealed that Roger Avary (writer of Pulp Fiction and Silent Hill) will write and direct a film-adaptation of the 1981 video game, Castle Wolfenstein, read on for more!

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By NerdyGeek - Nov 01, 2012 01:11 PM EST
Filed Under: Video Games
Source: Deadline

Deadline have revealed that the scribe behind Pulp Fiction and Silent Hill, (considered by most to be the best video game film to date), Roger Avary will Direct and write a film-adaptation of Castle Wolfenstein, a popular shooting game released in 1981 on the Apple II, DOS, Atari 400/800 and Commodore 64. The site that broke the news say that the World War II-actioner will be in the same vein as Captain America: The First Avenger and Inglorious Bastards. The game follows a U.S. Army Captain and a British Special Agent, who are on a mission to Castle Wolfenstein to stop Hitler, who is about to reveal a new secret weapon that could turn the course of the second World War upside down. "I’ve been playing the Wolfenstein games since I was a kid, and feel that their outlandish sensibility has deeply influenced my own writing and directing throughout my career" said Avary when asked about the project. "I have always thought Wolfenstein, transformed and opened for the screen to wider audiences not familiar with the games, would be a major cinematic experience, which is why I introduced it to Samuel". Panorama Media and Davis Films Productions will produce the film.

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toco89
toco89 - 11/1/2012, 1:59 PM
Todays a great day for geek movie news.
DukeAcureds
DukeAcureds - 11/1/2012, 2:04 PM
Slightly awesome, but I'll never forgive the guy for interspersing Delphy's assets with scenes from Nosferatu and a venus fly-trap, in Killing Zoe. Yes, yes, art and intent and all that noise, but, just... It was just wrong.
Asterisk
Asterisk - 11/1/2012, 2:42 PM
He "wrote" Pulp Fiction...but only in a sense. He wrote the "Butch" segment, which was originally written as its own piece. The "Butch" segment is usually considered the worst part of the film (though I don't think so) so we'll see how this turns out.

Sorry, Pulp Fiction is my all time #1 movie.
Invictor
Invictor - 11/1/2012, 3:18 PM
Bringing back the classics with a monumental genius who wrote an iconic film, great formula. I've never really played the old game or the new game but this should do well.
Spideyguy94
Spideyguy94 - 11/1/2012, 7:07 PM
Tarantino wrote most of pulp fiction that's kinda his thing is that he writes and directs his movies
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