Yahoo News – by Jeff Sneider, The Wrap
The shockwaves from the Sony hack have finally reached Hollywood’s development community, as New Regency has pulled the plug on its Steve Carell movie Pyongyang, which Gore Verbinski had been prepping for a March start date, an individual familiar with the project has told TheWrap.
Based on the graphic novel by Guy Delisle, Pyongyang is a paranoid thriller about a Westerner’s experiences working in North Korea for a year.
Delisle spent two months living in North Korea’s capital, where according to Wikipedia, he struggled with the difficulties of outsourcing and the bureaucracy of the totalitarian closed state. He was authorized to bring Aphex Twin CDs, Gitanes cigarettes, Hennessy cognac and a copy of George Owell’s novel 1984, but left the country with no expectations to ever return.
Steve Conrad wrote the script, having previously worked with Verbinski on The Weather Man. Verbinski had planned to producePyongyang through his Blind Wink banner.
Representatives for New Regency, Verbinski and Carell did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/steve-carells-north-korea-movie-pyongyang-105463837307.html
The elite are really trying to play the North Korea card lately. Never let a good crisis go to waste, I guess.
I predict they will come clean soon and admit it was a promotional gimmick and it will probably sell even more because it will be scandalous. The psyops end of it will be the fence-sitters who ever doubted media will be reassured that ANY falsehoods will always be revealed to the populace. They are just too honest and can not tell a lie!
Thanks joos!
“The Hollywood Hack. The Cabal is doing a “kill two birds with one stone” trick by using this event to promote a major new film, which now everyone will have to see. Simultaneously the Cabal can blame the event on a totally innocuous target.”
– David Wilcock
http://src-fla.us/index.php/news2e629/78-news-articles/116-temporary-page
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No offense, but who’s David Wilcock and why should I take his information seriously?