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[Yesterday, Variety published an article announcing a sequel to "It's a Wonderful Life." TIME, USA Today, the LA Times, Huffington Post, and others announced the news. Much of the internet scoffed and scorned the idea. The Wise Guise and friends nearly went into absolute shock. But, ironically, our very own Sutter Vaught (who has argued against It's a Wonderful Life in the past) did some research that shows all of this news is most likely a big ol' hoax!] It should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed the blog during the holiday season that The Wise Guise and friends were sent into a fit bordering on frothy rage at yesterday’s announcement of an up-and-coming sequel to It’s A Wonderful Life. From the Variety article: Star Partners and Hummingbird Prods. are collaborating on production of a sequel to Frank Capra’s iconic 1946 movie “It’s a Wonderful Life,” which starred Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed. The sequel, titled “It’s a Wonderful Life: The Rest of the Story,” is being financed by Allen J. Schwalb of Star Partners who will also produce along with Bob Farnsworth of Hummingbird. The duo are aiming to get the movie into theaters for the 2015 holiday season. Karolyn Grimes, who played George Bailey’s daughter “Zuzu” in the original, will return for the “Wonderful Life” sequel as an angel who shows Bailey’s unlikeable grandson (also named George Bailey) how much better off the world would have been had he never been born. Grimes, of course, bellowed the iconic line “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings!” in the original movie, about a troubled family man (Stewart) whose near-suicide on Christmas Eve brings on the intervention of his guardian angel. Farnsworth and Martha Bolton have written the screenplay. However, as the Internet, ourselves included, worked itself into a hyperbolic rage over this sacrilege, our very own in-house skeptic, Sutter “Die Hard was better” Vaught put on his old-timey reporter hat and hit the mean streets of Google to ask the tough questions. What he found may shock you.* Or not, if you’ve ever heard Dan Aykroyd talk about Ghostbusters 3 and/or have used the Internet more than twice. Point being, this movie we’re all panicking about? It ain’t happening.
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Priprema se nastavak klasičnog božićnog filma „Divan život“ Scenarij koji potpisuju Martha Bolton i Bob Farnsworth baš se i ne čini kao značajan odmak od originalne priče, ali uostalom, zašto bi se i trudili? Dočekali smo i to, ta ta ta ta: klasični božićni film Franka Capre „Divan život" („It's a Wonderful Life") dobit će nastavak, i to nevjerojatno maštovitog naslova - „Divan život: Ostatak priče" ("It's a Wonderful Life: The Rest of the Story"). Glavni junak ponovno će biti George Bailey, ali ovaj je put riječ o unuku onog pravog Georgea Baileyja kojeg je igrao James Stewart, dok će Baileyjeva kćer Zuzu u nastavku postati anđeo kojem je zadatak pokazati Baileyju junioru kakav bi bio svijet da se on nije nikada rodio. Uglavnom, ovako na prvu, scenarij koji potpisuju Martha Bolton i Bob Farnsworth baš se i ne čini kao značajan odmak od originalne priče, ali uostalom, zašto bi se i trudili? Caprin se film gotovo sedamdeset godina jako dobro drži i na većini televizijskih kanala koji drže do sebe pouzdani je adut božićnog programa pa se kompanijama Star Partners i Hummigbird Prods. učinilo mudrim uložiti između 25 i 35 milijuna dolara u nastavak. Spomenuti budžet već su potvrdili, no redatelja i glumce tek trebaju pronaći što planiraju učiniti početkom sljedeće godine, dok je plan da film bude spreman za kina u božićnoj sezoni 2015. Više o nastavku filma „Divan život" možete pročitati na portalu Nemilosrdni gadovi.