According to reports from Deadline and The Wrap, Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit has been greenlit. The film — which has been delayed due to a union dispute and problems at MGM — will begin shooting in February in New Zealand. Developing…
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I will wait for confirmation from Peter Jackson before getting excited about this
So is Peter confirmed to direct?
Good question, has this been finalized or what?
You really have some serious emotional problems, don’t you?
i think he’s just trying to be as irratating as possible for kicks. if viewed in that light Mr. David seems slightly more bearable.
Hah! What a douche! I think the guy was simply pointing out that this flick has been reported as “go” and then stalled so many times that they are simply waiting for something more official. Way to over react chode licker.
@LD and that’s why you read the article… because you don’t care about it enough to troll on others and then leave your two cents on the issue? what a clown. I love posters who can’t even be original enough to make up their own personal posting name so they use a celebrities name. that’s weak sauce kid.
Best news I’ve heard all day. I’m just glad the studios haven’t turned it into a wreak like the James Bond series.
Ian McKellan for Gandalf or bust!
Would rather hear that the next James Bond film was greenlit.
Not going to happen for a looooong time, if ever.
PRAISE GANDALF!!!!!!!!
pleeease let this be true and that peter jackson is directing!!!
I hope Martin Freeman will play Bilbo.
And I hope not. Most charisma-free actor since Elijah Wood. Oh, wait!
With the trouble this film’s been having I won’t be fully convinced this film is a go until I’m sitting in the theatre waiting for the lights to go down.
and then the projector will malfunction, and it will be, like, sorry folks!
Actually, while i can’t wait for this, I won’t believe its a go until the credits roll in the theater on part 2, and I’ve seen everything there is to see.