In 2017, Adam Wen Jiade officially started negotiations with Legendary Pictures, but in fact, Adam Wen Jiade became associated with the film earlier, before the production of "King Kong: Skull Island". At that time, the copyright of King Kong was still owned by Universal Pictures, and Peter Jackson planned to shoot the sequel to his 2005 "King Kong" movie. But Universal Pictures finally sold the copyright of King Kong to Warner Bros. Because of this, things changed and Adam Wingard quit the production of that movie. In 2017, Mary Parent, the producer of Legendary Pictures, found Adam Wingard, who had also participated in the production of the Peter Jackson movie. Adam Wingard believes that Peter Jackson helped Adam Wingard get the film’s directorship in a roundabout way. He expressed his affirmation of Adam Wingard’s ability to direct and gave Adam Wingard a job. Substantial help from the director of "Godzilla vs. King Kong".
Godzilla vs. Kong Creative background
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Extended Reading
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Ilene Andrews: [an apex robot obtains a sample of hollow earth energy] What are you doing?
Maia Simmons: Extracting a sample .
Ilene Andrews: This is a power beyond our understanding. You can't just drill into it.
Maia Simmons: Actually we can. My father gets what he wants. That's Alex property now.
Ilene Andrews: What?
Ren Serizawa: [from above at Apex cybernetics] energy signature incoming. We should be able to recreate it soon.
Ilene Andrews: [to Maia] That is the discovery of the millennium. You can't strip it for parts.
Maia Simmons: Hold it.
[Apex soldiers hold guns on them]
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Walter Simmons: [the upload is complete] Yes. Mr. Serizawa start your engines!
Ren Serizawa: The upgrade is untested. Once we get online, Gojira will come straight for us.
Walter Simmons: He's been coming for us since our creation first awoke. We must embrace it.
Ren Serizawa: We shouldn't rush this. We have no idea how this energy source will affect the Mecha.
Walter Simmons: Get in the goddamn chair.