Don't panic, yet. That is what I am telling myself right now.
TBH, it isn't that serious but apparently Zac has had maybe one convo with the producers of "Full Metal Panic" about a role in that film.
Story from Hollywood Reporter:
Mandalay Pictures has acquired theatrical rights to and will develop a big-screen version of "Full Metal Panic," a Japanese manga series that blends action, comedy and high school romance.
The property derives from writer Shoji Gatoh's series about a teenage anti-terrorist commando named Sousuke Sagara who is given the mission to protect a high-school girl with mystical powers.
"Panic," which is set in a world almost exclusively without adults, is known for mixing visceral action with wry comedy.
Zac Efron's name has surfaced in connection with "Panic," with the actor holding a conversation on the project. Efron, already a heartthrob among the teen audiences to whom the project could appeal, is also honing the action-adventure side of his career with a potential attachment to the Warner Bros. adventure "Jonny Quest."
He's next up in "17 Again," the upcoming New Line movie about an adult who goes back to high-school to rewrite his life.
Mandalay, which counts the environmental drama "Peaceable Kingdom" among its projects, has a first-look deal at Universal but has not yet set up "Panic" at a studio.
Born as a serialized novel from Gatoh and the illustrator Shiki Douji, "Panic" was developed in the early 2000's as a Japanese anime by the Asian firm Kyoto Animation and eventually also yielded a spinoff series.
An English-language version was produced and released in the U.S. on home video by ADV Films.
I will admit, the action aspect sounds kinds of interesting and makes it different then Death Note which is less violent and more psychological.
But still Zac=Kira... this must be the priority!
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TBH, it isn't that serious but apparently Zac has had maybe one convo with the producers of "Full Metal Panic" about a role in that film.
Story from Hollywood Reporter:
Mandalay Pictures has acquired theatrical rights to and will develop a big-screen version of "Full Metal Panic," a Japanese manga series that blends action, comedy and high school romance.
The property derives from writer Shoji Gatoh's series about a teenage anti-terrorist commando named Sousuke Sagara who is given the mission to protect a high-school girl with mystical powers.
"Panic," which is set in a world almost exclusively without adults, is known for mixing visceral action with wry comedy.
Zac Efron's name has surfaced in connection with "Panic," with the actor holding a conversation on the project. Efron, already a heartthrob among the teen audiences to whom the project could appeal, is also honing the action-adventure side of his career with a potential attachment to the Warner Bros. adventure "Jonny Quest."
He's next up in "17 Again," the upcoming New Line movie about an adult who goes back to high-school to rewrite his life.
Mandalay, which counts the environmental drama "Peaceable Kingdom" among its projects, has a first-look deal at Universal but has not yet set up "Panic" at a studio.
Born as a serialized novel from Gatoh and the illustrator Shiki Douji, "Panic" was developed in the early 2000's as a Japanese anime by the Asian firm Kyoto Animation and eventually also yielded a spinoff series.
An English-language version was produced and released in the U.S. on home video by ADV Films.
I will admit, the action aspect sounds kinds of interesting and makes it different then Death Note which is less violent and more psychological.
But still Zac=Kira... this must be the priority!
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