http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1349376/?ref_=nv_sr_1
But he sure has begun production on something else, hasn't he? The first episode of something called..."See"...
How can Francis Lawrence work on (direct) a..."Battlestar"...movie while at the same time working on something called..."See?"...
We went through all of this nonsense before with Bryan Singer.
http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/francis-lawrence-gives-an-update-on-the-battlestar-galactica-movie-291
I quote an earlier statement from Universal Studios provided by an anonymous source...
Universal Studios: "If we wanted 'Battlestar Galactica', we would have done 'Battlestar Galactica."...
Which renders null and void this ridiculous statement...
"Universal Pictures have been attempting to get a feature-film based on Battlestar Galactica off the ground for quite some time, but they haven't been having much luck"...
Always remember...
Universal Studios: "If we wanted 'Battlestar Galactica', we would have done 'Battlestar Galactica."...
If Universal Studios really wanted a..."Battlestar"...movie all of this time (40 years), there would have been no stopping them all of this time. Regardless of who the director is, regardless of who the producers are, regardless of who the scriptwriters are, regardless of what the logistical roadblocks may have been. All of the studios (including conceivably Universal Studios) have people on staff whose sole job it is to remove any roadblocks in place preventing a movie from being made if a studio really wants a particular movie to be made.
Their jobs quite frankly, are to physically remove..."Logistical Roadblocks"...
Whether these roadblocks be...
1. Legal in nature
2. Salary disputes
3. Debris on a dirt road preventing a convoy of semi-trucks carrying filmmaking equipment from reaching its destination. Hiring a debris removal service to clear the road.
4. Getting legal permission from local authorities to begin..."on-location filming"...
5. Getting a contract set up with a caterer so the cast and crew can be fed on location.
Whether these roadblocks be...
1. Legal in nature
2. Salary disputes
3. Debris on a dirt road preventing a convoy of semi-trucks carrying filmmaking equipment from reaching its destination. Hiring a debris removal service to clear the road.
4. Getting legal permission from local authorities to begin..."on-location filming"...
5. Getting a contract set up with a caterer so the cast and crew can be fed on location.
There has been no such mechanism in place at Universal Studios (going back 40 consecutive years) allowing a new and legitimate..."Battlestar"...production to be made.
Read about the books Universal Studios has tried and failed to censor on Amazon.com, as well as other stuff...
And read the books at another location where Universal Studios and its stealth marketers won't be able to post negative, misleading (stealth marketed) reviews of the books via them purchasing candy and Rogaine Foam on Amazon.com (allowing them access to the book review section) and not actually buying and reading the books.
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