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Green Lantern characters revealed in new posters

FofR — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 07:51:06 +0000

Warner Bros. have released 4 Comic-con Green Lantern character posters, showing Blake Lively as Carol Ferris, Mark Strong as Sinestro, Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan and Peter Sarsgaard as Hector Hammond.

Green Lantern logo revealed

FofR — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 19:29:43 +0000

Yet more news from SDCC, the official Green Lantern logo has been unveiled:

Abin Sur unveiled at SDCC

FofR — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 19:06:59 +0000

In the main WB booth at SDCC is the coffin and corpse of the purple and fatally wounded Abin Sur.

First picture of Ryan Reynolds as The Green Lantern

FofR — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 19:00:55 +0000

On set Ryan Reynolds has been performing in a performance capture suit, so until now, despite pictures captured on set, no one has seen the suit. Until now. Entertainment Weekly got the exclusive, and their front cover is as follows, showing the green light pulsing out, as if behind layers of muscle, as looks awesome, with the exception of the dodgy looking mask. With this suit being completely CG, it’s plausible that it will constantly move, pulse and interact with Reynolds in very interesting ways.

Six further shots also show Blake Lively, Tim Robbins, Angela Bassett and Peter Sarsgaard.

Ryan Reynolds cast as The Green Lantern

FofR — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:44:26 +0000

After several rounds of casting rumors that featured Bradley Cooper, Chris Pine and Ryan Gosling, we have the semi-official announcement that Ryan Reynolds (The Proposal, Wolverine) is Hal Jordan.

Apparently Reynolds, who looks the part, screen tested alongside Bradley Cooper and Jared Leto, but the decision between the three proved difficult with director Martin Campbell, producer Donald De Line and the studio each having different favorites.

We previously reported that shooting would begin as early as September this year, it seems this has been pushed back to January 2010, though still planning on maintaining the announced June 17th 2011 release date. The budget hasn’t yet been finalized but is believed to be around $150m, the movie is set to film in Sydney, Australia.

A fan made image

This is fan art created by Josh MC. This is not real, it is fan art!

Thanks Greg!

Green Lantern Movie Concept Art

Green Lantern — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 17:27:01 +0000

Illustrator Brian Murray has posted some of his Green Lantern concept piece that he pitched for the movie adaptation; they were presented to director Greg Berlanti’s “Berlanti Television” as part of a package. The images show Legion, Hal, a costume change, Carol and Oa being flown towards.

Via C2F

Character list and plot details: Hal, Abin Sur, Sinestro, Legion, Hector Hammond

Green Lantern — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:30:03 +0000

The IESB have had a chance to sit down with Greg Berlanti’s Green Lantern. After reading the screenplay through it appears that first impressions are very good; Berlanti and writers Marc Guggenheim and Michael Green have got the character just right. (Unlike some unmentionable Jack Black treatment).

To setup the story, it opens with a narrative;

With the revelation of Oa and The Central Battery with a voice over narration explaining that 1) there are extraterrestrials that protect the universe, 2) they have power rings, 3) there are thousands of Green Lanterns and 4) one of us has become one of them.

Continuing, the plot arc follows the ‘traditional’ Hal Jordan / Green Lantern route, making sure to include a battle scene between Legion and Abin Sur; Sur’s crashing to Earth and the “choosing of Hal Jordan over Guy Gardner and Clark Kent”.

IESB’s Robert Sanchez also reveals this list of characters that are set to appear in the movie:

Martin Jordan (Hal’s father)
Hal Jordan/Green Lantern
Thomas Kalmuka
Carl Ferris
Carol Ferris
Kilowog
Tomar-Re
Abin Sur
Thaal Sinestro
The Guardians
Legion
Hector Hammond

Citing that the Sinestro plot arc has changed somewhat — in keeping with a setup story and storing more for a possible sequel. This leaves Hector Hammond as the central threat to Earth. This script heavily focuses on the science fiction elements — with interstellar travel and other galaxies. Whilst the reality hit that the Dark Knight gave us may have swayed studios away form the fantastical, I’m sure with the release of Star Trek they’ll all be rushing to cash in on the next big scifi phenomenon; as fickle as this business is.

First word from the studio exec’s is that this is good, no word of a budget yet but the murmurings are encouraging.