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3 days ago · David Fincher is reportedly working on a remake of Netflix ‘s hit dystopian South Korean series Squid Game. According to a report from The Playlist, Fincher has reportedly been working on the ...
2 days ago · David Fincher has been attached to enough titles that either someone else ended up making or they got stuck in development hell and still haven’t seen the light of day that there’s an entire ...
2 days ago · The Social Network. The Social Network is a 2010 American biographical drama film directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin, based on the 2009 book The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich. It portrays the founding of social networking website Facebook. It stars Jesse Eisenberg as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, with Andrew ...
5 days ago · The disclaimer for David Fincher’s Zodiac doesn’t tell us it’s inspired by a true story or taken from real events. It’s a movie based on actual events and records — police reports, eyewitness testimony, ciphers, handwriting, fingerprints. Fincher spent upward of two years researching the film alongside screenwriter James Vanderbilt.
5 days ago · 20th Century Studios. At present, Fincher thinks AI-generated visual art is a poor facsimile of work by genuine masters of the medium. "I have friends who are photographic geniuses playing with AI ...
5 days ago · We have some interesting exclusive context to this story, but let’s get on with the basics first. Way back when in 2019, it was reported that David Fincher and Oscar-winning “Chinatown” screenwriting legend Robert Towne were developing a “Chinatown” prequel series for Netflix, given the filmmaker’s exclusive deal there.
4 days ago · A positive update has arrived regarding David Fincher's English-language Squid Game adaptation. Reportedly, the acclaimed filmmaker has been working on the project for a couple of years, with a writer attached, and currently penning the remake. The Playlist confirmed the rumors that Fincher was developing an American, English-language version ...
