Joe Carnahan Reveals That He's Completed Work On The NEMESIS Screenplay
It feels like it's been a very, VERY long time since we last heard anything about Joe Carnahan's planned big screen adaptation of Mark Millar and Steve McNiven's Nemesis, but the writer and director has now taken to Twitter to reveal that the screenplay is finished. Check it out!
As you can see from the Tweet below, Joe Carnahan (The Grey) has confirmed that he and his brother Matthew have now completed work on the Nemesis screenplay. Last year, Mark Millar (who created the comic book series with artist Steve McNiven) revealed that Carnahan will also helm the adaptation and you can read his reaction to the news below. The movie was at one point set to be distributed by 20th Century Fox when the late Tony Scott was attached, and it appears to still be the case. Be sure to stay tuned to CBM for further updates on Nemesis!
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