The much-anticipated Lone Survivor movie based on Marcus Luttrell’s thrilling best-selling book is set to be directed by well-known actor/director Peter Berg.
According to a post by Marcus Luttrell on his Facebook page the movie will start filming in February, 2011.
Check back often with LoneSurvivor.net for movie updates as they become available.

imaginaros este cast:

Ryan Reynolds



Jonathan Togo



Michael Fassbender


lo malo es que había oido que Justin Timberlake podía hacer de Axelsson y no se porque me da que Jim Caviezel va a hacer de Murphy.... Lo de que era Peter Berg se sabia desde hace mucho (desde que dijeron que la Fox había comprado los derechos) pero es una buenisima noticia A mi la Sombra del Reino me gusto mucho y las fases de tiros eran guapisimas, asi que puede prometer si se ciñen a la historia....

Me la apunto

te juro que habia pensado en Ryan Reynolds desde hacia tiempo, y la verdad es que fisicamente (la cara, no los musculos,...jejejej) los parecidos son muy buenos,...
y a mi tambien me gustaron bastante las escenas de accion de "the kingdom", ahora solo queda esperar y no llevarnos ninguna decepcion,...

Ya dijo Lutrell que ni de coña que no quería un Canadiense haciendo de el....

algo mas de info:


Yes, what we have all been hearing about and hoping for is true. Peter Berg is the Director, Screenwriter and Executive Producer for Universal. Other crew are cited as being:

Akiva Goldsman Producer
Barry Spikings Producer
Sarah Aubrey Producer
Kerry Foster Executive Producer

Marcus is absolutely committed to ensuring that the movie accurately depicts the events that occurred during Operation Redwing. He personally has reviewed and made corrections to the screenplay, and plans to be on set during filming. He plans to have control over all aspects of the movie to ensure that his brothers-in-arms are portrayed as heroically as they were in life.

The current projection is that the movie will start filming in late Fall 2010 or early 2011. There have been many actors who have been considered, but no final selections have been made.

One question asked whether he was planning to make a movie about his life, and yes, Lone Survivor will depict that portion of Marcus' life that has already been articulated in the book. Marcus doesn't currently have plans for a 2nd book, or for the movie to introduce new information about his life.

pues ahora parece que tambien hay peli sobre M.Murphy, del libro "SEAL of Honor", toma 2 tazas....



If the name Michael P. Murphy rings a bell, that’s because Peter Berg has been trying to get a movie that involves Murphy called “Lone Survivor” made for a while now, and from all accounts, he should have it in production as soon as he wraps the sci-fi actioner “Battleship” for the studio. Berg’s movie will be based on the non-fiction book by Marcus Luttrell, a SEAL operator who survived the 2005 operation that cost the lives of most of SEAL Team 10, of which Murphy was a valuable member. Mactavish has optioned the screen rights to another book about the same incident, “SEAL of Honor: Operation Red Wings and the Life of LT Michael P. Murphy, USN”, written by Gary Williams, and which chronicles Murphy’s life up to the time of the battle. So why is Murphy’s story worth telling? Murphy won the Medal of Honor for his actions during that battle, and they don’t give those away to just anybody.

NEW YORK, May 10th, 2010 – Mactavish Pictures has optioned the motion picture rights to SEAL of Honor: Operation Red Wings and the Life of LT Michael P. Murphy, USN. http://www.sealofhonor.com

The book, authored by Gary Williams and published by the Naval Institute Press on May 5th, is a runaway hit and now on backorder across the country.

LT Murphy, a United States Navy SEAL, earned the Medal of Honor on 28 June 2005 for his bravery during a fierce fight with the Taliban in the remote mountains of eastern Afghanistan. The first to receive the nation’s highest military honor for service in Afghanistan, LT Murphy was also the first naval officer to earn the Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War, and the first SEAL to be honored posthumously. A young man of great character, he is the subject of Naval Special Warfare courses on character and leadership, and an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, naval facilities, school, post office, ball park, and hospital emergency department have been named in his honor.

Mactavish Pictures is a motion picture development and production company with offices in New York City and Virginia. Founder Scott Mactavish is a filmmaker, best-selling author and veteran of the United States Navy. He has served as an advisor to author Gary Williams and the Murphy family since October 2009. “I’m humbled and honored to bring Mike Murphy’s story to the big screen.” said Mactavish. “He was a fierce warrior and true standard bearer for honor, courage and commitment. Every American should know his story.”

A feature film based on SEAL of Honor is now in development.

Bennett Fidlow of Schroder, Fidlow, Titley & Davis, PLC, negotiated the deal on behalf of Mactavish Pictures, and Stephen Moore of the Paul Kohner Agency, Beverly Hills, for the Naval Institute Press.

Dueling projects are nothing new in Hollywood, and any movie that sheds a positive light on the heroic SEAL actions on that day is certainly welcomed after all the negative war movies Hollywood has been trying to shove down our throats.

http://uk.movies.ign.com/articles/116/1168960p1.html

no me cuadra el gambito para ningun papel, pero a saber...

Esta hay que verla!!! y a ver si de una vez por todas sacan la de operación rainbow!