Fans of DisneyS Tower of Terror – Formally called Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and is located at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida (and Formerly Disney’s California Adventure) – will wait a bit film adaptation. Scarlett Johansson is set to start and produce the project, but She recently told Entertainment Weekly It “Tower of Terror” as a movie was “a hard nut to crack.”
“Harder than you think, for the trip itself there is a little lore, but it is … I do not want to say thin, but it is, kind of!”, Said Johansson about the plot of the trip, theme after the legendary anthology Rod Serling-created series (several) “Twilight Zone” – which himself became a notorious, lore-filled 80s girl. Riders of the attraction are taken to the Twilight Zone after the lightning strike has the Hollywood Tower Hotel.
While Johansson said that there may not be “a lot to dig in” with the trip itself, she still enjoys the process. “It’s part of the mystery of the trip. It has been a fun project to work with, because it is a Blue Sky project,” she said, insisting that the creative team would “crack the case with it” and that it was “to take shape.”
Johansson will meet theaters July 2 with “Jurassic World: Rebirth,” In a role, she was particularly excited to land because of her obsession with Steven Spielberg’s classic original film.
“I had a meeting with him and I actually don’t know if he knew the depth of my” Jurassic “fandom, but I hope no one explained it to him too thoroughly because it might have come off like a little too much,” Johansson said in an interview with Thr. “Although I knew Steven now, he was excited when I shared how much it would mean for me to play any role in ‘Jurassic.’ I could have played it cooler and maybe I would not have received it.
When she was thrown, the “The Avengers” actress deep into the production on her director’s debut, “Eleanor the Great” – that premiered on Cannes in May.
“So it happened a lot at that time. I had to split my nervous tension for the job in front of me while focusing on making it work,” she said. “I would have these really geeked out, fangirl moments and then, like” OK, put it away for a second. “
