This Is No Lie, Warner Bros. Is Planning A Live-action Version Of Pinocchio

Niki Stephens, Joblo
Fri, 09/17/2010 - 5:24pm

What's going on in the world of live-action adaptations? Well, Warner Bros. has decided to breathe life into PINOCCHIO. Dan Jinks (AMERICAN BEAUTY, MILK) will produce with Bryan Fuller writing the script. Fuller has scripted several episodes for shows like PUSHING DAISES, HEROES, and my beloved WONDERFALLS. Jinks told Variety that he was inspired to start work on this new PINOCCHIO creation from Tim Burton's ALICE... Read More...

Senh: Let's hope it's better than the Benigni version.

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Topics: live-action pinocchio pinocchio warner bros.

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