First Showing writes: "Just as production on Bryan Singer's Jack the Giant Killer has been delayed until February 2011, we now have word from 24 Frames that Ang Lee's gestating adaptation of Yann Martel's prize-winning book The Life of Pi (which was looking to start shooting this August) won't be moving forward on production until Lee and producer Gil Netter reduce the film's budget. Last we heard via indieWIRE, the budget was around $70 million but apparently that's just too high for Fox 2000. The good news that is Lee and Netter can still reconfigure the budget, the bad news is plenty of people before them have failed to get this off the ground."
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You know I've read this book and thought it was great literature. Filled with symbolism and depth. So I just don't think the movie will be any good. I hope the budget problemsend up canning this movie. There's just no way they can put the same amount of stuff in there without drastically changing the story/book.