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Been hearing about Assassin's Creed for years now. Will believe it when I see it.
Been hearing about Assassin's Creed for years now. Will believe it when I see it.
They go into production in September. Confirmed by Fassbender and the director.
First movie poster released.
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It will be interesting if they could turn this into a film franchise... there are so many Assassin's Creed games....I dont know if its possible to adapt them all.
If they are smart, they should let Kurzel do his own thing and not interfere with that.
The poster is for a convention so for the actual theatrical poster, don't expect 'The Movie' on there.
Desmond Miles, a bartender is captured by a large corporation and is forced into a machine, named "The Animus", allowing him to relive the memories of his ancestors -- Most of whom are Assassins -- to retrieve powerful and dangerous artifacts.
With Boardwalk Empire having ended its run last fall, Michael K. Williams is finding ways to stay busy on the bigscreen.
Williams, who played Chalky White on Boardwalk, is in negotiations for supporting roles in two upcoming tentpoles: Sonys Ghostbusters and New Regencys Assassins Creed.
He will first shoot Ghostbusters, which is currently in production. The femme-powered pic is being directed by Paul Feig and stars Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy. Williams character, however, is being kept under wraps.
Williams will then film Assassins Creed, which stars Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard, in the fall. Details on this role are also vague, but sources tease that his character has a major stake in the franchise. His role will be equivalent to a co-starring one, alongside Fassbender, in the sequel.
Justin Kurzel is directing the pic based on the popular video game.
Although Williams is looking to dive deeper into the film realm, he is still staying busy on the TV end, landing one of the starring roles in the SundanceTV series Hap and Leonard. He can be seen next in the IFC miniseries The Spoils Before Dying, opposite Wiig.
He is repped by WME and Silver Lining Entertainment.