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And it's not White Jazz.
by Stax
US, March 1, 2007 - Could there be a sequel to L.A. Confidential in the works? Well, that's how director Joe Carnahan has been informally referring to his forthcoming adaptation of James Ellroy's White Jazz, but that's not the project we mean.
No, this would be a direct sequel to Curtis Hanson's 1997 neo-noir based on James Ellroy's novel. Hanson and Brian Helgeland share an Oscar for their screenplay adaptation of Ellroy's book. Now TMZ.com claims that Hanson and Helgeland are mulling reteaming for a sequel to it.
Not only are Hanson and Helgeland said to be in talks with Regency Enterprises about the project, overtures have reportedly been made to Confidential stars Russell Crowe and Guy Pearce to reprise their roles as well. There's no word if Kim Basinger, who won an Oscar for her role in Confidential, might return. It should be stressed, though, that no deals have been made yet.
"Insiders tell TMZ that the Curtis Hanson and Brian Helgeland sequel being discussed wouldn't rely on the plot of White Jazz, but simply pick up where L.A. Confidential left off: With Lt. Ed Exley (originally played by Guy Pearce), a rising star in the LAPD, and Officer Bud White (originally played by Russell Crowe), now an ex-cop who lives with an ex-****e."
Pearce has been pursued for the role of Exley in Carnahan's White Jazz, but has not exactly been over eager about reprising the role. Pearce advised IGN during the recent press day for First Snow that, while the door isn't closed on that possibility, "it is swinging in the wind."
And it's not White Jazz.
by Stax
US, March 1, 2007 - Could there be a sequel to L.A. Confidential in the works? Well, that's how director Joe Carnahan has been informally referring to his forthcoming adaptation of James Ellroy's White Jazz, but that's not the project we mean.
No, this would be a direct sequel to Curtis Hanson's 1997 neo-noir based on James Ellroy's novel. Hanson and Brian Helgeland share an Oscar for their screenplay adaptation of Ellroy's book. Now TMZ.com claims that Hanson and Helgeland are mulling reteaming for a sequel to it.
Not only are Hanson and Helgeland said to be in talks with Regency Enterprises about the project, overtures have reportedly been made to Confidential stars Russell Crowe and Guy Pearce to reprise their roles as well. There's no word if Kim Basinger, who won an Oscar for her role in Confidential, might return. It should be stressed, though, that no deals have been made yet.
"Insiders tell TMZ that the Curtis Hanson and Brian Helgeland sequel being discussed wouldn't rely on the plot of White Jazz, but simply pick up where L.A. Confidential left off: With Lt. Ed Exley (originally played by Guy Pearce), a rising star in the LAPD, and Officer Bud White (originally played by Russell Crowe), now an ex-cop who lives with an ex-****e."
Pearce has been pursued for the role of Exley in Carnahan's White Jazz, but has not exactly been over eager about reprising the role. Pearce advised IGN during the recent press day for First Snow that, while the door isn't closed on that possibility, "it is swinging in the wind."
