Anthony Ramosstar of In the Heights And transformersjoined the cast of Twistersthe reinvention of the 90s action movie Twisters. The star will join Daisy Edgar-Jonesbest known for her role in the British miniseries Normal People. The blockbuster will be directed by Lee Isaac Chung of Minarifrom a screenplay by Mark L. Smith of The Revenant. Also in the cast Glen Powell (Top Gun: Maverick). After making his name on stage with Hamilton and in the cinema with a role in the Oscar-winning film A Star Is Born, RamosThe Grammy-winning and Emmy-nominated actor has thrown himself into big franchise entertainment.
It will soon appear in Transformers: The Awakening For Paramount. Other upcoming projects include Iron Heart from the Marvel For Disney+as well as feature films Distant For amblin And dumb money For sony.
Frank Marshallknown for franchises of Jurassic Park and Jurassic Worldproduces through his company, the Kennedy/Marshall Company.
The original Twistersfrom which it is taken Twisterswas co-written by Michael Crichton and produced by Kathleen Kennedymarried to Marshall. The direction was entrusted to Jan de Bontexploded thanks to his work with Speed Of Keanu Reeves/Sandra Bullock two years before. Twisters was a very successful show that heralded many of the new trends in cinema, including post-production in CGI (courtesy of Industrial Light & Magic). Additionally, a global gross of $494.5 million made it the second highest-grossing film of 1996.
I read it a month or two ago. I said, ‘Wow. Now will they do the F5? I bet it is. It cannot be done by enlarging the film. This as a film almost never works. You have to find… people who are really involved. You can’t just… say, “I’m going to work the destruction scene.” We are about to get worse and entire cities will be destroyed. This is exactly like falling into the trap of having the special effects take over completely.
He said de Goodness in a recent interview.
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