Director Timo Vuorensola will kill Hitler
Finnish director Timo Vuorensola, whose feature debut "Iron Sky" will appear on screens this summer, will shoot a graphic novel adaptation of "I Killed Adolf Hitler". Norwegian artist named Jason got him a prestigious award in the world of comic book Eisner. In addition, the Finns are going to remove the prequel and sequel to "Iron Sky".
All comic book heroes of Jason - humanoid animals without names (except for the title character). In a world where unfolds the action of graphic novel, "I killed Adolf Hitler", the work of the killer is pretty boring and monotonous task. The main character has his own problems: unmet and boring girl victims (from too loud neighbor to the arrogant boss). But one day the hero gets a very entertaining work. He needs to go back in time to a time machine (which charges 50 years!) and kill Hitler. Of course, everything goes wrong, but the number of unexpected plot twists turns this situation, it would seem a simple story into a fascinating and hilarious effect.
Vuorensola says his Hitler will be made on the basis of Gollum in "Lord of the Rings."
"Just we will make the only step even further, creating him as realistic as possible" - joked director. Udo Kier, who played in "Iron Sky" is already in talks about a role in the new movie of Timo.
Filming will begin in 2013. Prior to that, the Finns will be busy developing a sequel and prequel to “Iron Sky”. Tero Kaukomaa, producer of the film about Nazis on the Moon, confirmed the seriousness of intent during the Cannes Film Festival.
"We are very keenly discussing these projects, and we have ambitious plans," - says Tero.
Recall that the "Iron Sky" was produced with partial funding of Internet fans of the project. The same scheme will be put in the foundation work on a prequel and sequel. It is hoped that this time the Finns will accelerate, as the "Iron Sky" was in almost 7 years.
The story of how the Nazis were on the dark side of the moon will be a mini-TV series of three episodes. The story started in "Iron Sky" will be continued in a feature film.
But this did not stop the Finns. In a conversation in February this year Vuorensola said that he wanted to withdraw a fantastic series, and in May at the Cannes film market, it became known that his wish will come true. Action project called Deus X will be developed in 2245 during a large-scale war for the planet, which is considered a paradise.