Production on “Moneyball” was set to start last month but studio topper Amy Pascal wound up pulling the plug on the pic just days before lensing was to begin when Soderbergh turned in a new version of the script that the studio didn’t want to make.
Pic was put into limited turnaround at the time, giving other studios the chance to pick it up.
But Sony is keeping hold of the project, and Sorkin’s changes will be more in line with the version the studio favored all along, which focuses on Oakland A’s general manager Billy Beane, who assembled a contending baseball club on a shoestring budget by employing a sophisticated computer-based analysis to draft players.
Soderbergh’s draft and production plans took a more documentary approach that the studio felt wouldn’t cross over commercially with moviegoers.
Sorkin is expected to be completed with his revamp by August.
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Same here. Good idea and awesome picture
yup, i’d agree its a wonderful idea. I mean, i loved the picture of the moment and now we’ve got another one like that so its really nice add-on.