Deadline
Studios are kicking the tires on Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell, the hugely popular video game by Ubisoft. I’ve heard that in recent weeks, Warner Bros had engaged in talks, but now, the conversation is with Paramount Pictures, which is the frontrunner to land the project.
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I think I'd like to see the role of Sam Fisher go to someone in their late 20s to very early 30s. and for the love of god and all that is holy, NOT Channing Tatum or Ryan Gosling....I'm thinking that Sam Worthington might actually be worth considering though.
hoping that this one will turn out well,, videogames doesn't stand out in films and i dont know why,, so far there's only a handful of titles that was a success
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Ugh not Paramount....Sorry but I've just lost interest in them as of late. This means it will lose the entire concept of the game (just like the latest in the series) and not be about stealth, but action sequences instead.
HAHAHA if i recall back in the original splinter cell theory, they were also planning on a movie. Question is will they make the game based on the classic and original trilogy or the abomination they call blacklist?