Our Wild Life Movie Updates
Total Updates: 27
- added Chuck Pacheco to the credits
- set the production budget to $50,000,000
- added Phillip Noyce to the credits
- added Nicole Kidman (Rumored) to the credits
- added Drew Barrymore (Formerly Rumored) to the credits
- added Charlize Theron (Formerly Rumored) to the credits
- added Kate Winslet (Formerly Rumored) to the credits
- changed the status of Walter Salles to Former
- added Reese Witherspoon (In Talks) to the credits
- added Julia Roberts (Formerly Rumored) to the credits
- added Sandra Bullock (Formerly Rumored) to the credits
- added "Elephant Orphanage" as an also known as title
- added Merideth Finn to the credits
- added Cathy Schulman to the credits
- added Peter Guber to the credits
- added Walter Salles to the credits
- changed the film release date from TBA to TBA 2012
- added "Peaceable Kingdom" as an also known as title
- changed the title from "Peaceable Kingdom" to "Our Wild Life"
- added Mandalay Pictures as a production company
- added New Line Cinema as a production company
- added Warner Bros. Pictures as a distributor
- added Nick Cassavetes to the credits
- added Jeff Stockwell to the credits
- changed the production status to Development
- added a synopsis
- "Dame Daphne Sheldrick, the leading animal conservationist in Kenya, devotes her life to preventing elephant extinction by endeavoring to save baby elephants left orphaned by war, poaching and culling."
- created the movie profile
Tue., May. 3, 2011
from The Wrap
Nicole Kidman Looks at Elephants in Mandalay's 'Our Wild Life'
Nicole Kidman is eyeing the lead role in "Our Wild Life," a sweeping drama about Dame Daphne Sheldrick, a Kenyan wildlife conservationist renowned for her work with elephants, an individual close to the project has told TheWrap.
Tue., May. 3, 2011
from indieWIRE
Nicole Kidman Eyes 'Our Wild Life' With Phillip Noyce
Last year Nick Cassavetes (”The Notebook”) was circling the project—then known as “Peaceable Kingdom” or “Elephant Orphanage”—but he bailed acrimoniously in what resulted in an ugly lawsuit. Slightly more tantalizingly, Walter Salles (”The Motorcycle Diaries”) became attached to the project later on and Julia...
Sun., Oct. 17, 2010
from Production Weekly
Production Weekly
Sat., Sep. 25, 2010
from Entertainment Weekly
Bullock Offered 'Never Forget' at Screen Gems
Sandra Bullock has received an offer for the film "Never Forget" at Sony Screen Gems. The film, according to sources familiar with the project, say it is loosely based on the documentary On Moral Grounds, directed by Robby Kushner, which depicts one woman’s quest to reimburse Holocaust survivors who were swindled out...