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Do we actually have *any* evidence for such contract limits?
one of the most closely guarded pieces of paper in Hollywood is a contract.
Do we actually have *any* evidence for such contract limits?
Especially considering Chris Evans has already played 2 different superheroes for 2 different studios...
it's possible I guess, but weird to assume.
To be honest there is no FF film going on at the time he signed on for Cap
the same way the cast of mr raimi's spider-man trilogy was released?
As far as I know, they had to renegotiate every contract for the canceled Spider-Man 4...the cast was only signed up for 3 films.
Yes. When they decided not to push forward with a third film, those actors were essentially released from their contracts.
ThisSo neither are accurate.
Change is change, whether the changes were good or bad is simply individual opinion, in the end they aren't accurate either way.
I find that (with all comic book movies) some of the changes are better than the material from the comics and some are a severe detriment to the character, but mostly they're in the acceptable and enjoyable column.
Which is still zero evidence for any exclusivity clauses.
I don't think Marvel Studios is even big enough for Spidey, Fantastic Four, and X-Men and what they currently have. Not to mention Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and X-Men, especially X-Men deserve its own universe. What Marvel is doing right now is fine, and they have a lot of possibilities to work with and they don't need two franchises that blow up any single character that they own.
You honestly think that they wrote the role, had actors audition for the role, chose the actor they liked, wrote up the contracts, had the actors people sign off on the contracts and announced it to the world all within the two days that Whedon said he might think of using Quicksilver in the future?
I'm not fond of his look, but it is just his civilian clothing not his super hero/villain costume.
There's also a recent report of a test screening that states Quicksilvers role was bigger than expected.
You honestly think that they wrote the role, had actors audition for the role, chose the actor they liked, wrote up the contracts, had the actors people sign off on the contracts and announced it to the world all within the two days that Whedon said he might think of using Quicksilver in the future?
I'm not fond of his look, but it is just his civilian clothing not his super hero/villain costume.
There's also a recent report of a test screening that states Quicksilvers role was bigger than expected.
That sounds like something FOX would doYou honestly think that they wrote the role, had actors audition for the role, chose the actor they liked, wrote up the contracts, had the actors people sign off on the contracts and announced it to the world all within the two days that Whedon said he might think of using Quicksilver in the future?
That sounds like something FOX would do