“Wolverine” sequel shooting is transferred to the next year
A film about one of the most popular members of the team "X-Men" can’t be defined with the shooting schedule. The work on "Wolverine," presumably, has to begin this fall, but the Fox clarified that was never officially announced the date of starting the project.
The sequel to the film "X-Men: Origins. Wolverine" of Christopher McQuarrie for the first scenario was going to shoot Darren Aronofsky. But after the success of the drama "Black Swan" director was able to freely dispose over his plans, so that "Wolverine" was transferred to James Mangold.
According to the scenario, the film will be developed in Japan. However, as reported by insiders of Fox, because of weather conditions in the Land of the Rising Sun is now difficult to find a suitable location for filming. Rumor has it that "Wolverine" will be shot in Canada, but did not specify whether Canada will play a role of Japan, or the script will be changed.
They say also that one of the reasons for the shooting transfer was filming schedule of Hugh Jackman. The actor must first play in the musical "Les Miserables", which makes the Oscar-winning drama director the "King’s speech" Tom Hooper. In "Les Miserables" Jackman will play with Russell Crowe, which is approved as Inspector Javert.
Among the contenders for the major female roles - Hayden Panettiere, Miranda Cosgrove, Lucy Hale and Emma Watson. Most likely, the "Wolverine" will be held despite of the rain or shine, but the release, which was scheduled for the estimations for 2012, will be transferred to the 2013th.