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Kathryn Bigelow and her 'Hurt Locker' writer Mark Boal have been hard at work on their film about Navy Seal Team 6 - one of the many teams tasked with locating Osama Bin Laden after the 9/11 attacks. The film, which focuses on the military team's continuous search for the infamous terrorist figurehead (a search that eventually succeeded and resulted in his death), has been slated for production beginning in the late summer and given a release date of Oct 12th, 2012 by Sony, which is anxious to replicate the timely success of last year's 'The Social Network'.
Summit Entertainment has acquired the rights to the verbosely titled novel "Storming Las Vegas: How a Cuban-Born, Soviet-Trained Commando Took Down The Strip to the Tune of Five World Class Hotels, Three Armored Cars, and Millions of Dollars" and has attached director Antoine Fuqua ('Training Day', 'Brooklyn's Finest') to helm. The film - which centers around a Cuban veteran of the Soviet army and how he stratigically hits a variety of prominent casinos in Las Vegas over a 16-month period - is expected to have it's title shortened down to simply 'Storming Las Vegas'.
The Fast and the Furious' and 'xXx' director Rob Cohen is taking on a bit different material for his next film, a historical drama centered around the Korean War called '1950'. The film centers around New York journalist Marguerite Higgens, who traveled across Korea with a Marines platoon, covering the war. Cohen, excited for the project, remarked: “The Korean War has often been referred to as ‘the forgotten war’ and I think it’s time it was remembered. Telling the story of this harrowing conflict through the eyes of pioneering journalist Marguerite Higgins makes it a very different war film on every level.” Shooting is set to begin next May, with an eye towards a 2013 release.
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Comment by Ash on August 2, 2011 at 11:35pm @What Rabbit? Seal team 6 does exist, you have your facts slightly wrong. Seal Team 6 was renamed "Naval Special Warfare Development Group" DEVGRU in 87', and yes they were "disbanded" but not in the classical sense. They're missions and existence are considered classified, and though they now operate under DEVGRU, and Seeing that the majority of the original members of DEVGRU were all former seal team 6 members; they still are seal team 6. The public has continued to call them seal team 6 since that is their recognizable former name.
It's like the oilers becoming the titans, different name, same basic organization.
and because of the teams classification, the government isn't pushing for the public to stop referring to them as seal team 6, because the less that is actually known about the group the better.
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Comment by Matthew Mustin on July 30, 2011 at 12:38am @gripmonster
Right? Why the fuck did it have to be Rob Cohen?
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