FILM UPDATE: IMDbPro Updates Robert Pattinson “The Stars At Noon” from “Development Unknown” to “Optioned”
May 19, 2021 Maria 7 comments
Categories : Current / Future Projects , The Stars at Noon
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Earlier this month we posted that a new producer and production company, Barnstormer Productions was added to The Stars at Noon. I thought at the time this might be to replace RT Features. Nothing has been said about that and IMDbPro still has them involved, but . Today, IMDbPro updated the status of the film to “optioned”. Whether this means that Barnstormer are in the process of getting financing and pulling the movie together only time will tell, but at least something is happening on the film.

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7 comments on “FILM UPDATE: IMDbPro Updates Robert Pattinson “The Stars At Noon” from “Development Unknown” to “Optioned””

    Aline

    • May 21, 2021 at 8:58 pm

    Not sure what it means for the film. Hopefully it will still happen

    PM

    • May 22, 2021 at 8:23 am

    This is kind of off topic but hope Maria does not mind. I just came upon an old movie from 1999 on Hulu, called Himalaya. It is French made (of course, Hollywood does not have the motivation to make these movies), Nepalese movie, Director’s name is Eric Valli. It is beautiful and breathtaking! It is available on YouTube.

    Maria

    • May 22, 2021 at 9:09 pm

    I don’t mind PM thanks for recommendation

    Maria

    • May 22, 2021 at 9:10 pm

    I think it will – looks like new producers came on board

    PM

    • May 23, 2021 at 12:38 am

    Thanks, Maria. Only two actors in the whole movie with the rest playing themselves. Remarkable. The woman who plays the daughter in law is the daughter of displaced Tibetan parents relocated to India in real life. She apparently was found in Bangalore and cast in Pitt’s Seven years in Tibet in 1997. Story itself is done with the usual French sensibility with breathtaking photography and the score is fantastic. The child actor who plays heir to the chief is so good.

    Aline

    • May 23, 2021 at 5:06 am

    I agree, Himalaya enfance d’un chef is really a masterpiece.

    Maria

    • May 23, 2021 at 8:26 am

    Ok I just need to find time to watch – this weekend has been busy which is why I haven’t been online much – will make it up !!

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