Almost 30 years after Forrest Gump, co-stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright are rejoining for another film. The pair is set to star in Here, a transformation of the realistic novel by Richard McGuire.
Hanks and Wright will likewise rejoin Forrest Gump chief Robert Zemeckis and screenwriter Eric Roth on the task, which was declared in front of the impending Cannes Film Festival.
Here is depicted as “an amazing and progressive odyssey through time and memory. The inventive story is based on a spot in New England were from wild, and afterward, a home – love, misfortune, battle, trust, and heritage work out among couples and families overages.”
Miramax CEO Bill Block said in a proclamation, “It is an honor to serve the vision of these famous makers. We anticipate bringing this remarkable visual and profound experience to the world.”
Tom Rothman, Chairman, and CEO of Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group, added, “I had the honor to notice not far off, Bob and Tom break the common narrating mode with Cast Away, to crowds’ huge enjoyment.
With Here, Eric and Bob have composed another, maybe much more surprising, impeccably close to home, and completely remarkable story.
At Sony, we have confidence in innovation and in supporting extraordinary craftsmen pushing the limits thus we are appreciative to Bill Block and every one of the producers for allowing us to join this great excursion.”
Head photography on Here is set to start in September 2022, with Sony Pictures holding back nothing discharge in 2023, in time for grants season.
Delivered in June 1994, Forrest Gump opened to huge achievement, turning into the top-earning film in America that year. The film acquired 13 Academy Awards selections and six successes, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Hanks.
