Marvel Studios Settles with WGA

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Fri Jan 25, 2008 — by Elayne Riggs

Marvel Studios Settles with WGA

Superhero movies gear up again

United Hollywood, the news blog founded by a group of Writers Guild of America strike captains, is reporting that the WGA has signed an interim agreement with Marvel Studios " that will put writers immediately back to work on the Marvel Studios development slate."

Marvel Studios chairman David Maisel said that they "look forward to resuming work with writers on our future projects including Captain America, Thor, Ant-Man, and The Avengers."

Ant-Man? Seriously?

The WGA also signed an interim agreement with independent film studio Lionsgate, whose upcoming work includes Rambo, Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns, Forbidden Kingdom, Punisher 2, and The Spirit.

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Brian Webber (11:25 AM on Fri Jan 25, 2008)

Well, Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead) was last I heard the guy who was going to be doign Ant-Man, so it ought to be hillarious if nothing else.

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