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Daniel confirms that 'Bourne Bourne' will be his last Bourne film, and he will bid farewell to the successful series. On f2f, Daniel said that this is the same as the role of the elf prince in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Again, it's time to say goodbye. According to this newspaper, Bourne was originally designed as a trilogy, based on Ludrum's novel. But after the high-profile success, Universal Pictures hopes to It is a pity that neither the directors of the first three films, Doug Liman and Paul Grigras, nor the superstar Daniel, refused to give This successful game adds more risks.

According to current news, Universal Pictures plans to invite new actors and directors to create the fourth Bourne Shadow, Matt Damon, Jeremy Renner, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Fass Binder and others are all candidates for the role of the new agent. The story will develop from Eric's seven Bourne novels. It is foreseeable, however, that this plan will meet with considerable opposition. People are going to ask Universal for a different name—stop calling it Bourne.

According to insiders, Daniel gave up the Bourne sequel, maybe not just because he was tired and thought it was time to end. The more important reason may be the unexpected popularity of Night at the Museum, which made him finally decide to give up The Bourne, which does not belong to DD Films. Since becoming famous, Daniel has starred in three series—maybe since the new century The top few of the greatest movie franchises include The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Bourne. These three series are all well-received and well-received. The Lord of the Rings has won 2.9 billion box office worldwide, making Daniel a real global idol superstar, and Pirates of the Caribbean 2 has just relied on a single-chip box office of 1.2 billion. The second highest grossing movie! Second only to James Cameron's Titanic, it is worth mentioning that James' new film is invested and starred by Daniel. The third place is The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. The Bourne Shadow series may be the best-known spy war-themed movie. The box office is equally proud.

Among these three series, The Lord of the Rings has ended, but Pirates only got the second film, and the single film broke 1 billion. And the important thing is that DD Films owns one-third of the investment rights, so it will not be given up. If we want to make room for new movies, I mean that it has won nearly 700 million movies worldwide at a cost of less than 20 million. Night at the Museum grossed over 100 million. That must be Bourne Shadow no doubt.

Considering Daniel's tendency to reduce production, and the lack of motivation after winning three Oscar winners, the abandonment of Bourne seems all the more logical.

The in-depth analysis of Hollywood Reporter explained the reasons behind this unexpected incident for everyone.

At this time, in an office in Burbank.

Robert Iger and his assistant smiled, We should be glad that he invested in Pirates of the Caribbean, shouldn't we?

The assistant delivered the newspaper and knew what it was reporting, to be honest. Deep down in his heart, he really thought so. If it wasn't because DD Pictures had a third of the investment rights, why would Daniel definitely give up The Bourne Shadow? You must know that compared to Universal Pictures, his relationship with Disney is even worse.

But Robert was obviously unhappy, and the assistant didn't dare to express his opinion.

In fact, Robert didn't have too many unhappy emotions, he was just thinking about Daniel and Pirates of the Caribbean. From the very beginning, Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp,

Then there is 30% of the investment rights. Then there is the income from Disney buying back the investment rights of the first film, and then there is the contradiction about whether to shoot the second and third films consecutively, and Daniel's picking about the script of the second film-although it seems that Daniel's Opinion is correct.

If you had insisted on using Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp. Would it be more beneficial to Disney?

At least it won't be like facing Daniel. Money can't impress him. His money is more than Disney's shareholders, and fame and fortune don't need to be said. Is there anyone more famous than him? All the restrictions on an actor will be completely invalid on Daniel, which makes it impossible for Disney to obtain more guarantees.

Today Daniel can give up Bourne Shadow, another day, can't he give up Pirates of the Caribbean? Joining dd film industry has a new series?

As a member of Disney, he knows the cooperation mode of Night at the Museum, and he also deeply understands that Daniel will definitely shoot the sequel by himself.

In fact, Fox also knows, and other studios also understand, because this is a decision that everyone will make-that day, Mark, the senior vice president of Fox, chased James' studio for this reason. Too bad he confirmed Daniel's decision but couldn't change it.

Robert didn't like this feeling of powerlessness.

Maybe look at Universal's results.

However, he was obviously going to be disappointed.

Opposition to the Bourne sequel was far stronger than Universal believed after the sources cited by The Hollywood Reporter got the rounds.

Universal forgot that they not only need to face fans of the Bourne Bourne series, but also fans of Daniel Sandler!

In an interview, a public relations expert commented on the turmoil faced by Universal Pictures.

Although Daniel stood up to speak for them, fans are not always so obedient. Daniel can't influence everyone's actions—this is the problem Universal Pictures faces.

Yet another film critic set his sights on another aspect.

The influence of this well-known series is shocking. Compared with Pirates and Lord of the Rings, the fans of this series are a little bit weaker. Now it seems that weaker is not accurate. Use silence to describe It’s a more appropriate description. When they are not silent, their influence is very impressive. Perhaps Daniel and Universal, from a business point of view, should consider continuing to tap its potential.”

However, movie fans will not help Universal Pictures from a commercial point of view. Their voices of opposition are getting louder and louder, from social networking sites, official websites, movie forums and other Internet fields, to Universal's office in Century City.

Within Universal, doubts are growing about whether this incident will affect other Universal projects.

When the turmoil in front of him became more and more violent, and there was no sign of calming down, Universal temporarily conceded defeat.

We have decided to put this project on hold for the time being, and we will try our best to get the original crew to work together again. Until then, we have decided not to make a sequel to Bourne!

Robert Iger, who heard the news, remained silent for a long time.

He also wanted to see how Bourne Shadow performed without Daniel, but in the end, it was directly aborted! (To be continued.)

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