If an erstwhile Hulk can become a time traveler with a wife, then why can’t an almost erstwhile Wolverine be the time travelee? That’s the premise behind The Veil of Maya, onto which Dougray Scott has just signed. Pic is a Kafkaesque
story of a woman who travels back in time to undo the love relationship
and avoid its tragic finale. Diana Lustig (Wild Cherry) is directing a script by Alex Kustanovich and Vadim Moldovan.
No word on who will portray Maya, but it’s conceivable that Scott will probably be the other half of the twosome in the story. Meanwhile, he’s been keeping busy with the upcoming projects, The Day of the Triffids TV series, There Be Dragons with Wes bentley and Wave with Franka Potente. Maya begins filming in January in London.
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Kafkaesque? Are we talking about to same Kafka?
Who is this Kafka?! Tell me!
Between "almost erstwhile" and "travelee" that is some seriously lazy writing.
I really enjoyed the "Day of the Triffids" miniseries remake, "Kingdom of the Blind", from the 80s. I really hope this next version does well.
Excellent Congo reference Bryan ODonnell.
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