[Kino] Neil Gaiman’s SANDMAN

Joseph Gordon-Levitt Gives an Update on His Film Adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s SANDMAN | Nerdist

It's been quite a while since we've heard of any activity surrounding Joseph Gordon-Levitt's big screen adaptation of Neil Gaiman's classic Vertigo/DC Comics series, Sandman. It wasn't in Warner Bros.' big announcement for their slate of DC Comics-based movies last year, leading many to wonder if maybe the whole project was off. Sandman is one of the epic works of graphic novel fiction, right up there with the likes of Watchmen and Preacher, an epic story begun by Neil Gaiman in 1988 that ran eight years with seventy-five issues, and ended in 1996. Many have felt that the huge story was too daunting to be contained successfully into one film, leading some to think that JGL might have bitten off more than he can chew. Well, not so fast. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is still committed to bringing Sandman to life and is taking his time to do it the proper way. Speaking to MTV, he said, “It’s really good, man. It’s slow but steady; It’s a really complicated adaptation because those comics, they’re

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