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06-24-2009, 07:02 AM
Batman Begins writer David Goyer has given an update on his adaptation of the horror classic The Invisible Man.
Not much has been heard much on the film since it was announced way back in 2007, but it seems Goyer has been busy working on the project.
He told shocktillyoudrop.com he had finished a first draft of the script, and was working on revisions.
Goyer said Universal is "pretty high" on the movie. He went on: "They're just breathing down my neck to get the revisions done. It's a movie they'd like to make."
Plot details are still scant, but Goyer told Variety back when the story first broke that the movie won't be a straight adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic, but will instead see the titular character turned into a secret agent during WWII.
Not much has been heard much on the film since it was announced way back in 2007, but it seems Goyer has been busy working on the project.
He told shocktillyoudrop.com he had finished a first draft of the script, and was working on revisions.
Goyer said Universal is "pretty high" on the movie. He went on: "They're just breathing down my neck to get the revisions done. It's a movie they'd like to make."
Plot details are still scant, but Goyer told Variety back when the story first broke that the movie won't be a straight adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic, but will instead see the titular character turned into a secret agent during WWII.