Matthew Michael Carnahan Movie Updates
Total Updates: 11
- changed the status of Matthew Michael Carnahan to Former of The Thomas Crown Affair
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as screenwriter to movie credits of Dark Waters
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as screenwriter to movie credits of The Thomas Crown Affair
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as director and screenwriter to credits of Mosul
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as screenwriter to credits of Dry Run
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as screenwriter to credits of River of Iron
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as screenwriter to credits of Deepwater Horizon
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan as Director to the credits of Violent Talent
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan to the credits of The Snowman
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan (In Talks) to the credits of Nemesis
- added Matthew Michael Carnahan to the credits of World War Z
Sat., Jul. 17, 2021
Fri., Oct. 30, 2015
Fast and Furious Gun Scandal Heading to the Big-Screen
Lionsgate is aiming to bring the story of the ATF’s gunwalking scandal to the big-screen.
Tue., Oct. 7, 2014
from Summit Entertainment
Summit Entertainment
Thu., May. 16, 2013
from Empire Magazine
Garrett Hedlund Finds Violent Talent
Matthew Michael Carnahan, who wrote The Kingdom, State Of Play and worked extensively on the upcoming World War Z, is making the jump to the director’s chair for Violent Talent.
Fri., Oct. 28, 2011
from Variety
Scorsese Circles 'The Snowman'
Martin Scorsese is looking to return to the sort of films that have defined his career, but with a chilly, Nordic twist: The helmer is in early talks to direct Working Title's adaptation of Jo Nesbo's bestselling mystery novel The Snowman.
Fri., Feb. 11, 2011
from latinoreview.com
Mark Millar's 'NEMESIS' Gets A Screenwriter
Anyway, the project is being fast tracked as I hear that screenwriter Matthew Michael Carnahan (LIONS FOR LAMBS, STATE OF PLAY) is in talks to adapt Millar's comic into a screenplay.
Fri., Apr. 23, 2010
from Variety
Paramount Reups 'World War Z' Adaptation
Paramount isn't letting the zombies off the lot just yet, renewing the option to make "World War Z," a bigscreen adaptation of Max Brooks novel.