The upcoming film Assassin’s Creed stared by Michael Fassbender as Aguilar will be on show on December 21st, 2016, and as it is a famous game series we audience are concerning recent progresses. UbiSoft Motion Pictures CEO Jean-Julien Baronnet tells French Premiere (translations via Slashfilm) that the opportunity for the actor to be involved creatively was part of the plan from the start. There was no script, no studio or anything. “I are only able to communicate on our behalf and, as a result of the ability of this very sets and to discover the device that has been established for Unity as the primary next-gen only Assassin’s Creed, Syndicate has been fuzzy Xbox One, PS4 and PC”, Phillips said. But, more unusual, they’re starting with actors – great actors – a technique they employed in locking down Tom Hardy for Splinter Cell and Fassbender for Assasin’s Creed. The obsession that we had was to find actors among the best, if not the best.
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“Our games tend to fill up the Blu-ray and we always have to be a little bit concerned about whether we’re a little bit over budget: generally, for most of the project, we are over disc size”. It is like a huge studio because it has huge brand, but it is a small structure, he explained.
We told [Fassbender] that we would build the project together, we had a huge brand and we wanted to make a film that was inspired to the characteristics of Batman Begins and Blade Runner.
He goes on to say that Ubisoft offered the same thing to Tom Hardy, who will lead the upcoming Splinter Cell movie: “This is obviously attractive for intelligent players like Michael Fassbender and Tom Hardy”. He then proceeded to discuss the tone of the movie saying that it will have the same elements molded from noir movies like Blade Runner and Batman Begins, but at the same time “also to be fun and for there to be a few lightness”.
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“Tom is a gamer and he loves the world of Splinter Cell, he added”. We choose writers who are not necessarily stars but people who have understood the universe. It also gives them the freedom to continue to work on the script until the “tryptych” of UbiSoft, New Regency and star are satisfied. There was a kind of triptych between the actor, the studio and us. It leaves time to time to arrive at what it takes. Majority of which had failed miserably in the box offices and have failed to capture the interest of movie goers while also enraging game fans due to their lack of detail and straying too far from the game it was based on.
