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In February 2021, a first-look revealed Landau and Purcell had been replaced by Adam Nagle and Guy Collins as producers. Chris Bailey also left the project as director at this point, to be the showrunner on Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? , and Rob Minkoff was promoted to director alongside Mark Koetsier.
Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank, then known as Blazing Samurai, was initially conceived by Sony Pictures Animation co-founder and ex-chief and Mass Animation founder Yair Landau around 2010, inspired by the then-recent trend of westernizing Asian films, Originally intended to revolve around a black samurai protecting an East Asian village, the ...
↑ 3.0 3.1 Yair Landau and Susan Purcell were producers of the film under Mass Animation, the original producing studio, prior to being replaced by Aniventure.
In February 2021, a first-look revealed Landau and Purcell had been replaced by Adam Nagle and Guy Collins as producers. Chris Bailey also left the project as director at this point, to be the showrunner on Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? , and Rob Minkoff was promoted to director alongside Mark Koetsier.
Yair Landau and Susan Purcell have also been replaced by Adam Nagle and Guy Collins as the producers. Release. In November 2019 it was announced in Screen Daily that the film was "at first animatic stage" at animation studio Cinesite.
Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank, then known as Blazing Samurai, was initially conceived by Sony Pictures Animation co-founder and ex-chief and Mass Animation founder Yair Landau around 2010, inspired by the then-recent trend of westernizing Asian films. Originally intended to revolve around a black samurai protecting an East Asian village, the ...
In February 2021, a first-look revealed Landau and Purcell had been replaced by Adam Nagle and Guy Collins as producers. Chris Bailey also left the project as director at this point, to be the showrunner on Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? , and Rob Minkoff was promoted to director alongside Mark Koetsier.
