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Rosemary’s Baby
06/12/08 - Producers Brad Fuller and Andrew Form updated the status of several upcoming supernatural horror films, including The Horsemen, The Unborn and a remake of Rosemary's Baby.  As for Rosemary's Baby--a remake of Roman Polanski's 1968 psychological thriller, about a young woman (Mia Farrow) who discovers she's carrying the devil's child--Fuller defended the effort against critics who say they are setting out to desecrate a classic. Fuller and Form, working with Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes production company, have been behind several recent reboots of classic horror franchises, including The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Amityville Horror and the upcoming Friday the 13th.  "I want to address that," Fuller said. "Because if we don't do Rosemary's Baby, somebody else [will]. They're not going to pass on it. And, like I said, being horror fans like we are, we would want to take the opportunity and take a shot at it, rather than read about someone else doing it. So all the s--t we get for doing these things--it really just comes out of being huge fans and wanting to take a shot, you know?"  Fuller added that they have not come up with a story for the reboot of Rosemary. "There are two or three competing writers who we are talking to," he said. "If you would say that Rosemary's Baby is a ... supernatural story, ... one of our takes is supernatural. And then there's another that's not supernatural, that kind of takes that story and roots it in reality. And that's a decision we are going to have to make as soon as we wrap [Friday the 13th] and go back to L.A. and start sitting down with Paramount: ... What kind of story do they want us to tell for them, and what's the smartest way to tell that story? So I don't know if it's going to be supernatural. It might, it might not be, and it might be called Rosemary's Baby and it might not be, but at least ... Paramount was gracious enough to give us the jumping-off point of taking a classic film and seeing what we can do with it."

 

 

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