Steven Spielberg is one of the greatest, most beloved directors of all time. He is the man who directed both "Jura Park" and "Schindler's List" in the same year. One of those films continued to become the highest movie of all time to that momentWhile the other won the best Oscar image. There really is nothing that you can't do when it shoots all the cylinders. So it may be surprising to learn that when he posted a film "Call of Duty", activation declined.

We just learned that Paramount has made a Live Film Management Agreement "Call of Duty". Skydance merged with Paramount earlier this year, and is looking to spray as the latest Hollywood media conglomerate. The Microsoft -owned activation, also seeking to expand the volume of the most successful franchises. When the contract was announced, talent was not attached. But before the deal has passed, Spielberg made his plea to be the one to take this desired series of video games on the big screen.

As reported by AgainSpielberg and his team in Amblin have made a field of activation to present their vision for the movie "Call of Duty". Universal representative Jimi Horovitz was also on the ship. The problem? Woulde was Spielberg's path or highway. That means he would receive a large payment, a final cessation of the film and complete control over production and marketing the same. The activation was reportedly "sprayed" by teaching so much control. So, instead, he went with David Ellison's pitch for Paramount, who offered the gaming company more creative control throughout the process.

On the one hand, given the long history of Hollywood to make bad video games adaptations, the attitude of activation makes sense. It's part of The reason Rockstar never made a movie "Grand Theft Auto". A studio that takes full artistic control over something that can change the image of multi -billions of dollars is a huge risk. It was said, this was not just anyone who wanted control. This was Steven F ***** G Spielberg.

For one, Spielberg's bonafids as a director are only unmatched. Commercially, he is the highest director ever at the box office. He has also been nominated for Best Oscars nine times, winning twice for the "List of Schindler" and, perhaps more importantly, "Saving Private Ryan". The Call of Duty Games, especially in the early days when they focused more than World War II, played a lot from what Spielberg achieved with his recognized military drama in 1998.

In addition, Spielberg does not only require popular media to adapt to another military film. He is a passionate gamer playing "Call of Duty" And she even created the once -popular franchise for the "Medal of Honor". This is not just a director with a big name trying to engage in something popular late in his career. This is one of the greatest directors to ever live, who seems to have a very real passion for source material. The activation was entitled to be protective through its IP, but if there is a person you trust to make a big budget military movie without a question, it's probably Spielberg.

As mentioned, Paramount and Acadiation have yet to be published by the writer or director of their film "Call of Duty". Meanwhile, Spielberg is currently busy shooting his mysterious new movie about alien. In theory, then nothing prevents Paramount from trying to get back to Spielberg, assuming that he can somehow agree to the creative part of the deal with the Blessing of Acadition. It seems not to have happened, but more sensitive things happened. No matter what, whoever announces, he will have to live with the Tereveli in the books in history that notes: "This could have been Spielberg's film, you know?" If it's short. SeeEe see how things are shaking.

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