The film on small hot wheels cars offers itself a successful director
After adapting Wicked on the big screen, John M. Chu falls back in childhood with Mattel.
Mattel continues to press the accelerator: after BarbieIt is Hot Wheels Who goes in live action!
And production and Warner Bros. have just engaged Jon M. CHUthe director of Wickedto get the wheel.
This high -speed action film promises to present “Some of the hottest and elegant cars in the world“, According to the official press release. The details of the scenario remain confidential for the moment. But since the planetary success of Barbiewhich has brought back more than $ 1.44 billion, Mattel massively operated its toy licenses for the big screen. Adaptations of Barney,, Polly Pocketcard game One or others are already in preparation.
“”Hot Wheels has always been more than a question of speed – it is above all a story of imagination, connection and the thrill of the game“Comment Jon M. CHU To justify his participation in the project. “”Bringing this mind to the screen is an incredible opportunity. I am enthusiastic about creating an adventure that pays tribute to the inheritance of Hot Wheels while bringing it to a whole new territory. “
The scenario will be written by Juel Taylor And Tony Rettenmaierwho collaborated on Creed II. Production will be provided by the company Bad Robot Productions of JJ Abrams as well as by Electric Somewhere, the own company of CHU.
Robbie Brennerpresident of Mattel Studios and director of content, praised the creative team: “They are ideally placed to capture the heart, adrenaline and the spirit of Hot Wheels, a flagship brand of automotive culture. Jon’s ability to create rich and developed worlds with a strong vision makes him the perfect storyteller to give life to Hot Wheels. His films are real visual shows, real treats for the eyes, but what distinguishes them is the way he weaves unforgettable stories in these impressive images. “
Jon M. CHU has had great successes in his career, especially with Crazy Rich Asians And Wicked: Part 1which has generated more than $ 700 million in global revenue.
