Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis is Finally Coming Out
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- January 07, 2024
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Nearly five years ago, acclaimed filmmaker talked about his plans to finally create a movie he’s had cooking in his head since the ‘80s. He even tried to make it during the early 2000s, but 9/11 made that impossible, since he felt it would be in bad taste. But twenty years later, he’s finally made and it’ll see the light of day later this year.
During a recent episode of the , Coppola confirmed it would be “a few months” of post production, after which the movie would be screened in theaters. Production on the movie wrapped in March 2023, and iti landed landed an interim agreement with SAG AFTRA in August so reshoots could be done during the Hollywood strikes.
Of the upcoming movie, Coppola called it “unusual and never boring. Other than that, wait and see.” Billed as an epic sci fi drama and a love story, stars Adam Driver as Caesar, an architect looking to rebuild New York City into a utopia after a “devastating disaster.” His progressive views end up clashing with his lover’s father, who’s described as having a more classical view of society.
The film’s cast also includes Nathalie Emmanuel, Forest Whitaker, Laurence Fishburne, , Aubrey Plaza, and Giancarlo Esposito. will be Coppola’s first film since 2011's though production hasn’t been without its troubles. By this time last year, it was the film had grown past its initial $120 million budget and saw the departure of several key staff, including production designer Beth Mickle and the VFX team, including supervisor Mark Russell.
Both and pushed back on those claims, with the latter calling it “one of the best shooting experiences I’ve had.” But as outlets have previously noted, Coppola productions can sometimes be chaotic, as was the case with (which was cited as a comparison point in that report) and [via ] , and.
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