Earlier today, ComingSoon.net/SuperHeroHype spoke with Guillermo del Toro and Jorge Gutierez, the producer and writer of the animated film Book of Life, and for this interview, we wanted to get an update from Guillermo about one of his projects he hasn't talked about as much lately.
While we know that his primary focus right now is his hit FX show "The Strain," his haunted house movie Crimson Peak and starting preparations on Pacific Rim 2--and believe it or not, he's hoping to do a smaller yet annouced film in between those two!--we're really interested in his planned take on the darker elements of the DC Universe, currently known as Dark Universe.
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Honestly...I totally forgot about this movie. I wonder how he's going to get it done with all the other stuff he has going on right now.