Producer Loranzo di Bonaventura will address the gathered audience at the 2018 VRTL Media Summit (organized yearly by Paramount Pictures) to talk about his past, present and future work.
What’s so special about this announcement is the official Paramount Pictures press blurb for the media; seemingly confirming the title of the next G.I. Joe movie.
“Upcoming releases are the Transformers spin-off Bumblebee (2018), directed by Travis Knight and starring Hailee Steinfeld and John Cena and Pet Sematary (2019). Films in development include a Sammy Davis Jnr biopic and Snake Eyes, both for Paramount Pictures.”
Coming from an official Paramount Pictures website, we can take this announcement as the official title reveal for the movie which was also privately revealed, not too long ago.
It is highly likely that the audience will hear more about the future of the G.I. Joe Live Action Movie Franchise as well.
If you want to listen to Mr. Bonaventura you will have to dish out $900 (for pre-registration before November 5th) or $1500 (for regular registration). However, in order to be eligible for the tickets, you must be a prolific member of the entertainment industry with many years of industry expertise in addition to be in a senior position of the company you work for (which should also be a well established company in the entertainment industry).
As always, major entertainment news outlets may provide what was discussed, but it is too early to tell whether the information regarding G.I. Joe will hit the internet unless there is a journalist who care enough to report the topic.
Snake Eyes is slated to release on March 27th, 2020 with a screenplay by Evan Spiliotopoulos. You can check out the full press release, after the jump.
LORENZO DI BONAVENTURA
CEO, di Bonaventura Pictures & di Bonaventura Pictures Television & Producer of Matrix trilogy & Transformers franchise
FIRESIDE CHAT: PRODUCER OF THE MATRIX TRILOGY & TRANSFORMERS FRANCHISE
9:15 am-9:45 am (November 15th, 2018)
BIOGRAPHY:
Lorenzo di Bonaventura is a film producer best known for the Transformers, GI Joe and Red film franchises. He is CEO of di Bonaventura Pictures and di Bonaventura Pictures Television.
In February 1989, Mr. di Bonaventura joined Warner Brothers as Vice President of Production. While at Warner Brothers, he was involved in over 130 productions and eventually became President of Worldwide Production. Amongst his biggest commercial and critical successes were: Falling Down (1993), A Time to Kill (1996), The Matrix (1999), Analyze This (2000), The Perfect Storm (2000), Ocean’s Eleven (2001), Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001) and Training Day (2001).
In 2002 he left Warner Brothers and started di Bonaventura Pictures, based at Paramount Pictures. Since then he has produced over 30 movies including Constantine (2005) starring Keanu Reeves; Shooter directed by Antoine Fuqua and starring Mark Wahlberg (2007); the psychological horror 1408 (2007), based on the short story by Stephen King; the espionage thriller Salt (2010) for Sony Pictures, starring Angelina Jolie; Paramount Pictures’ revival of Tom Clancy’s famed franchise Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014) directed by Kenneth Branagh, starring Chris Pine, Keira Knightley and Kevin Costner; critically acclaimed thriller Side Effects (2013), directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Rooney Mara, Jude Law and Channing Tatum; Deepwater Horizon directed by Peter Berg, starring Mark Wahlberg and Kurt Russell (2016); the thriller Kidnap starring Halle Berry (2017); American Assassin (2017), the film adaptation of Vince Flynn’s best-selling political thriller, starring Dylan O’Brien and Michael Keaton and the recent global box-office hit The Meg (2018) starring Jason Statham and Li Bingbing for Warner Bros.
Upcoming releases are the Transformers spin-off Bumblebee (2018), directed by Travis Knight and starring Hailee Steinfeld and John Cena and Pet Sematary (2019). Films in development include a Sammy Davis Jnr biopic and Snake Eyes, both for Paramount Pictures.
In 2011, the company branched into television production with the formation of di Bonaventura Pictures Television, which produced The Real O’Neals and Shooter. Upcoming TV productions include the adaptation of Mark Millars’ graphic novel, Jupiters Legacy with Netflix.
Mr. di Bonaventura received his undergraduate degree in Intellectual History at Harvard College and his Master of Business Administration at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business. He was awarded the Golden Eye Career Achievement Award from the Zurich Film Festival in 2016. He is on the Board of Directors for the American Cinematheque, the board of advisors for Claremont Graduate Colleges and the honorary committee of the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Los Angeles.
News Post: Snake Eyes Movie Title Officially Confirmed By Paramount Pictures
Pet Cemetery?
Shining, Carrie, It, and now Pet Sematary. It makes sense after all, if you have a hit Stephen King remake on your hands to try it with another of his titles. Can't wait for Cat's Eye.
Looking forward to see exactly what is happening with the Joe movie franchise.
The lines for the script have been leaked online! I'll post some below:
SNAKE EYES: . . .
Okay so he's a Producer on the Snake Eyes, but the thing about that is the fact it says nothing about the upcoming Micronauts movie and it does not say Snake Eyes (2020) like it's Bumblebee (2018) and Pet Sematary (2019, all this confirms is there's going to be a Snake Eyes not that it's the 2020 G.I. Joe movie, the dame site before you say it's confirmed next time. There's nothing confirmed but the fact Snake Eyes has a movie in the works.
ALso every movie on there says the year they come out and Snake Eyes does not, if it was the 2020 G.I. Joe there it would say 2020 next to it like Pet Sematary (2019). Also going by Hasbro's last Investors meeting last week G.I. Joe is coming back as toyline along with Micronauts and M.A.S.K. the other movies that will be in the Hasbro Cinematic Universe. So SilverOptimus you want the 2020 movie to be Snake Eyes and you are trying to get people to believe that it is but you show know facts when it comes to the other movies coming out by Hasbro after the 2020 G.I. Joe, which is Micronauts, Dungeons & Dragons, and Untiled Hasbro Event Film so you found one of the Producers for the Snake Eyes movie good jobs but seeing he's not also Producing Micronauts and Dungeons & Dragons he is not a good source to confirm the 2020 G.I. Joe is called Snake Eyes.
VRTL is not owned by Paramount.
Also Hasbro had an investors meeting last week you'd think them changing the title of the upcoming G.I. Joe movie to Snake Eyes would have been it that, but it wasn't. Hasbro had an investors meeting earlier this year that said G.I. Joe (2020), Micronauts (2020), Dungeons & Dragons (2021), and Untitled Hasbro Event Film. If they changed one of these movies then it would have been a big enough thing to put in the investors meeting.
You should have waited 19 days to write this because it's possible he confirms Snake Eyes is replacing G.I. Joe 2020, but it's also possible confirms that G.I. Joe 2020 is just G.I. Joe and Snake Eyes is a different movie all together. And the fact you wrote this before he confirmed anything will either your right or your wrong.
SilverOptimus I remember you your the guy who try to tell people on TFW2005 that Bumblebee was the start of the Transformers reboot movie which you've been confirmed wrong about. So yeah your most likely wrong about Snake Eyes being the 2020 G.I. Joe movie as well.
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Regarding Bumblebee, you'll see... just wait and see. ;)
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If you are bringing up the Investor Call Slides earlier this year, you should know Transformers 6 (TLK Sequel) was also there for 2019. Where is it now?
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