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mrjoecornish instagram update
Look who I ran into at the premiere of #TheRunningManMovie last night! Three of my favourite people in the world. Such a treat to see the ultra talented trio of @ rubystokess, @alihadjiheshmati and @cameronchapman__ . Thought the #LockwoodandCo fan massive might like to see this snap.
@ elon musk why can’t you do something that’s actually useful to society like giving Netflix a big chunk of money to renew Lockwood and Co.???
Have you seen Attack the Block (2011)?
Yes
No
Haven’t even heard of this movie
Rebecca Ferguson | Behind the Scenes | The Kid Who would be King | 2019
you’re goddamn right
Ali's and Cameron's Surprise Entrance
from Georgina Stroud's twitter
Special guests have made an appearance at the July LockNation meetup today!
(photo posted on Twitter by Georgia Lawe)
Ant-Man premiered in Hollywood, CA on 29 June 2015 before its official release in July.
Edgar Wright was hired with Joe Cornish in 2006 to write a script based on the character created by John Byrne, Bob Layton, and David Michelinie. Wright and Cornish wrote 3 drafts of a script and the film went into pre-production in 2013, with Wright to direct. Paul Rudd was cast in early 2014 and Wright left the project (citing "creative differences" after the 5th draft of the screenplay had been rejected) - along with much of the crew - and Peyton Reed replaced him. Adam McKay and Paul Rudd rewrote some of the script. "The idea, the trajectory, the goal, and the blueprint of it all, is really Edgar and Joe. It's their story," Rudd told Entertainment Weekly. "We changed some scenes, we added new sequences, we changed some characters, we added new characters. If you took the two scripts and held them up together they'd be very different—but the idea is all theirs."
Ant-Man was a critical and commercial success, which led to 2 sequels.
