Q: You also wrote a screenplay for the popular zombie book World War Z.
A: I am a huge zombie fan. I have probably seen the George Romero movies 100 times each, without exaggeration. And when Paramount and Plan B got the rights to the project, they brought me in. It was a hard book to adapt because it's got no main character, no narrative structure to it. And how do we market it, because it's a political thriller zombie movie, and those two seem to be inconsistent.
Q: How did you make it a political thriller zombie movie?
A: Well, it's really sort of an investigation -- as the book is accomplished after the fact, the main character is a person working with the UN after the zombie wars, going around to see what went wrong, what was not known and who didn't connect the dots. In a way it's looking at the Katrina situation, it's not that far away from the Iraq Study Group Report, and everyone wants to cooperate to find out what went wrong.
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http://my.spill.com/profiles/blog/show?id=947994%3ABlogPost%3A325069
theres also stuff about the fututre of the silver surfer and a possible Galactus movie?
im so happy they are actually staying true to the book and not making a typical zombie movie!
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