Stuart Beattie Movie Updates
Total Updates: 13
- added Stuart Beattie as screenwriter to movie credits of Interceptor
- added Stuart Beattie as screenwriter to movie credits of Danger Close
- added Stuart Beattie as screenwriter to movie credits of Rainbow Serpent
- changed the status of Stuart Beattie to Former of Halo (Series)
- changed the status of Stuart Beattie to Former of Tom Clancy's Without Remorse
- added Stuart Beattie as Screenwriter to the credits of Daughter Of Smoke and Bone
- added Stuart Beattie to the credits of I, Frankenstein
- added Stuart Beattie to the credits of Tomorrow, When the War Began 3
- added Stuart Beattie to the credits of Tomorrow, When the War Began 2
- changed the status of Stuart Beattie to Former of Gears of War
- added Stuart Beattie to the credits of Tom Clancy's Without Remorse
- added Stuart Beattie to the credits of Halo (Series)
- added Stuart Beattie to the credits of Tomorrow, When the War Began
Sat., Apr. 23, 2022
Sun., Jul. 1, 2018
'Halo' Live-Action TV Series a Go at Showtime With Kyle Killen
Mon., Jul. 17, 2017
from Deadline
Akiva Goldsman Moves To Paramount; ‘Rainbow Six,’ ‘Ologies’ & ‘Avengelyne�...
Akiva Goldsman has relocated his Weed Road banner to the Melrose Avenue lot.
Thu., Mar. 14, 2013
Stuart Beattie to Adapt Universal's 'Daughter of Smoke & Bone'
Stuart Beattie, the high-profile screenwriter whose credits include Collateral and 30 Days of Night, has been tapped to write Daughter of Smoke & Bone, Universal’s adaptation of the YA fantasy by Laini Taylor.
Mon., Mar. 28, 2011
Beattie to Write and Direct 'I, Frankenstein'
Stuart Beattie has come aboard the Lakeshore Entertainment project I, Frankenstein as writer and director. The filmmakers are looking to a fall shoot.
Mon., Sep. 13, 2010
Back-to-back Sequels for Aussie Actioner 'Tomorrow, When the War Began'
Plans are being drafted for Stuart Beattie to return to write and direct the second and third installments of "Tomorrow, When the War Began," the Australian action movie that has proven to be a hit at the Oz box office.
Wed., Jun. 16, 2010
from makingof.com
Producer Wyck Godfrey updates on Gears of War
"We got really close to making it with Len Wiseman. It was like a $150 million budget, and at that point the studio decided they wanted to do the more contained kind of Cloverfield version of the film,"