This may be relevant to the parks in the future
Steven Spielberg returns to Universal Pictures - LA Times
Steven Spielberg returns to Universal Pictures - LA Times
Extremely happy to hear of the move on the film side..but I have a feeling that no impact will be made to the parks due to this.
So does this mean Dreamworks (Katzenberger/Spielberg) and Amblin (Spielbergs solo company) are going to be under Universal because then that would be fantastic?
The Dreamworks films were previously released by Disney. Disney had to let the deal expire as they simply don't have enough room on their schedule anymore.
If that's the case...and if Universal releases it, and does well to garner sequels..i wouldn't mind Ghost in The Shell being used for some capacity for the parks.
^ What is Ghost in the Shell and what does it have to do with Spielberg?
The last film it seems Disney has on their schedule with Dreamworks/Amblin is The BFG next year. For reference of their relationship, the first film released in the Disney/DW deal was The Help back in 2011. The most recent film was Bridge of Spies.If that's the case...and if Universal releases it, and does well to garner sequels..i wouldn't mind Ghost in The Shell being used for some capacity for the parks.
Interesting...just found out though Universal had the overall rights to Wicked, Dreamworks had the production rights and were the development company for the film which makes sense why they wouldn't have made it a film while working for Disney.
When did he ever leave Universal? I believe he can still have projects with other companies, right? Was Lincoln an Amblin enterprise?
Here's the list of franchises that Spielberg has been a part of that are previously or currently at Universal Orlando (for the heck of it):
Jaws
MIB
Back to the Future
E.T.
Shrek
Jurassic Park
An American Tail (Fievel)
Transformers also, and don't forget Spielberg had a cameo (as the county clerk they pay the orphanage taxes to) in Blues Brothers.