Star Wars director adapted Titanic Star book by Stephen King

Leonardo DiCaprio’s reputation precedes him, exclusively in films with a certain quality standard to get involved You may or may not like the Hollywood star and hit producer. But except for one Commercial for sliced ​​cheese there was actually no total failure in its meanwhile already over 30 years ongoing Hollywood career. For The Revenant – The returnee there was finally the long-awaited Oscar in 2015. And with the new version of Titanic, polished in 3D and HFR, we see the viewer’s darling just in time for Valentine’s Day again as non-swimmer Jack on the big screen.

Leonardo DiCaprio, JJ Abrams and Stephen King are making a movie

JJ Abrams is certainly much more controversial in terms of audience appeal. When they think of the seemingly endlessly stretching Lost series think, many viewers will still mourn their lost lifetime. Also, the name Abrams is likely to evoke a mixture of rejection and regret in quite a few Star Wars fans. So many good ideassuch a disappointing ending.

What StephenKing As far as that goes, one can really only tip one’s hat. The creative power of the now 75-year-old seems unbroken. In addition to timeless classics such as IT, The Dark Tower, The Stand or The Green Mile he publishes acclaimed novels and short stories to this day.

One of his more recent works is called Billy Summers and is about a professional killer who is about to retire. The book was originally intended to be filmed as a mini-series, but is now being adapted by JJ Abrams and his production company Bad Robot Productions adapted for the cinema. The titular main role should Leonardo DiCaprio take over that with his company Appian Way is also on board as a producer.