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Cowboy Bebop; See You, Space Cowboy
Topic Started: Jul 24 2008, 03:12 PM (122 Views)
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Wow, I'm suddenly really excited about this!
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Live-Action Cowboy Bebop Film in Development at Fox
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Rights recently signed up by producer Erwin Stoff (Matrix, A Scanner Darkly)

The IFMagazine.com entertainment website reports that film producer Erwin Stoff (The Matrix, A Scanner Darkly) is developing a live-action adaptation of Sunrise's Cowboy Bebop multi-genre action anime series for Fox. Stoff told the website that the project is "in the really early stages" since the parties "just signed it the other day." Shinichiro Watanabe's original anime follows the motley crew of the spaceship Bebop as it travels throughout the solar system in search of the next job. Stoff promised "a real degree of faithfulness," and added, “When I met with them in Japan, one of the first things that I brought up was the experience that we had on A Scanner Darkly, and how hard we worked to remain faithful to Philip K. Dick, and that was our big concern here.”

The anime distributor Bandai Entertainment and Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block released the original 1998 television series in the United States, and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment released the subsequent 2001 animated movie. The anime was also adapted into two separate manga series, and Tokyopop released both manga series in North America. A Bandai Entertainment representative was unable to publicly comment on this report.

Thank you to Meghan Grant and Starks for the news tips.
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If this is real, they HAVE TO have Yoko Kanno and Seatbelts do the music, or it will suck.

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There has been a lot of news in the last several weeks about this project. Not sure if it's good news.

Keanu Reeves Confirmed For 'Cowboy Bebop'
 
by Jessica Barnes Jan 16th 2009 // 2:03PM

Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Casting, Deals, 20th Century Fox, Comic/Superhero/Geek

If you were one of the many fans out there that was not loving the idea of Keanu Reeves remaking Cowboy Bebop; you might want to brace yourself. The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Twentieth Century Fox is officially bringing the beloved anime to the big screen with Reeves attached in the lead. Now if you are a fan of the original show, you can guess just who I'm talking about when I say the lead -- that's right; Reeves will play Spike Spiegel, the interstellar bounty hunter who is *captain of the ship known as The Bebop.

Bebop was the story of a group of bounty hunters set in a time of interstellar travel and astral gates. When a lunar explosion decimated most of humanity, criminals were flung far and wide into the solar system -- enter the rag-tag crew of the Bebop to track them down. Peter Craig has already been tapped to write the script (who only has a few comedy shorts on his resume), but there is no word yet on who is going to direct.

Talk of a live action film has been floating around for a while now, but the press really started to take notice when Reeve's name was attached last summer. When Reeves spoke to MTV about the project earlier this year, most of us knew that the flick had gone well past the talking stage, and the idea of a 2010 release date suddenly didn't seem so unlikely.

So now that we have our Spike, sound off below and tell us who you would like to see fill out the rest of the crew of The Bebop.

*Correction: Spike was not top dog on the Bebop, that honor went to the ship's owner, Jet Black.
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Jeffrywith1e
Feb 8 2009, 11:36 AM
There has been a lot of news in the last several weeks about this project. Not sure if it's good news.

Keanu Reeves Confirmed For 'Cowboy Bebop'
 
by Jessica Barnes Jan 16th 2009 // 2:03PM

Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Casting, Deals, 20th Century Fox, Comic/Superhero/Geek

If you were one of the many fans out there that was not loving the idea of Keanu Reeves remaking Cowboy Bebop; you might want to brace yourself. The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Twentieth Century Fox is officially bringing the beloved anime to the big screen with Reeves attached in the lead. Now if you are a fan of the original show, you can guess just who I'm talking about when I say the lead -- that's right; Reeves will play Spike Spiegel, the interstellar bounty hunter who is *captain of the ship known as The Bebop.

Bebop was the story of a group of bounty hunters set in a time of interstellar travel and astral gates. When a lunar explosion decimated most of humanity, criminals were flung far and wide into the solar system -- enter the rag-tag crew of the Bebop to track them down. Peter Craig has already been tapped to write the script (who only has a few comedy shorts on his resume), but there is no word yet on who is going to direct.

Talk of a live action film has been floating around for a while now, but the press really started to take notice when Reeve's name was attached last summer. When Reeves spoke to MTV about the project earlier this year, most of us knew that the flick had gone well past the talking stage, and the idea of a 2010 release date suddenly didn't seem so unlikely.

So now that we have our Spike, sound off below and tell us who you would like to see fill out the rest of the crew of The Bebop.

*Correction: Spike was not top dog on the Bebop, that honor went to the ship's owner, Jet Black.
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