With the support of Neil Gaiman, what Matthew Vaughn needs next is a suitable adaptation of the script to make the characters on the plane fleshy. Vaughan accepted Gaiman’s suggestion and found Jane Goldman, a British playwright and novelist. Not only did she become one of the most creative contemporary writers with her novel "Dreamland", she was also the most popular TV program in the UK. In Jane Goldman's Research Report, she acts as a recommender. She can always find incredible results in supernatural things, whether it is a ghost or a sixth sense.
Neil Gaiman hopes that Jane Goldman can bring her feelings of love, mystery and humanity to the story, and then Matthew Vaughan will lead those creative imaginations, which is how to solve almost The amazing visual impact left by the two-hour "Meteor" Ivana on the big screen-it can be said that such a combination of screenwriters and partners can take advantage of each other's strengths and complement each other's shortcomings.
