Having languished in development hell for what seems like an eternity, Waititi was recently asked whether there was any possibility of seeing Akira, well, ever. Not content with adding his unique vision to the likes of tentpole franchises such as Marvel and Star Wars, director Taika Waititi still has his sights set on bringing a live action adaptation of the 1988 cult smash-hit Akira to the big screen. Taika Waititi Isn't Ready to Give Up on His Akira Live-Action Movie Previously: Enderby Entertainment’s pandemic pic Zero Contact (formerly called 92) with Anthony Hopkins will premiere on new Nft platform Vuele later this summer, possibly the first time a feature-length film - versus, say, a basketball highlight clip - is offered for sale as a so-called non-fungible token.
Chris Brochu has also been announced as part of the film’s cast. The tagline of the trailer describes Zero Contact as “the world’s first feature film Nft event,” though the space has drawn a crush of interest from a range of film and entertainment players lately. In addition to the trailer (watch it above), Vuele said it will premiere the film, which follows Hopkins’ Oscar win last spring for The Father, via several Nft “drops” beginning September 24. The trailer for Zero Contact, a film starring Anthony Hopkins that will premiere via a new non-fungible token platform Vuele. In the sixth book, Uhtred pretends to be Cumbraland lord Kjartan,Įnderby Entertainment’s Pandemic Film ‘Zero Contact’ To Premiere On New Nft Platform Vuele Watch The Trailer – Update Excising the scene in which Uhtred seeks out ancient witch Aelfadell to hear her predictions on his future though, left The Last Kingdom without what some consider a key moment in the Saxon Stories. King Alfred was dying, Uhtred was cursed, Danish war lord Bloodhair was doing what Danish war lords do and vowing to make the streets run with Saxon blood… Add in seer Skade running around the place stabbing priests and the last thing required was the complication of yet another prophetess. Season three had plenty going on without that little adventure. When Carnival Films adapted Death of Kings (the sixth book in Bernard Cornwell’s Saxon Stories series) they – probably wisely – left out a scene in which Uhtred of Bebbanburg is drugged in a witch’s cave and sexually assaulted by a goddess of the earth.
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