Trailer of the graphic novel by Darren Aronofsky Noah

After losing on the road to Christian Bale for the lead role and waiting to see if Michael Fassbender may finally be the space to take his place, Daren Aronofski, the director behind the wonder of Black Swan , would begin filming in early May Noah his new film next. The film, based on the biblical figure Noah, will present a post-apocalyptic aesthetic rather interesting as shown in the graphic novel he created for the European launch of the project and promises to be an epic film.

Jeffrey Wells of Hollywood Elsewhere had a conversation with the eternal associate of director, cinematographer Matthew Libatique, who said that in the cast, which does not yet have information on will be made, there will be a major villain.

There is a great villain role, there must be a villain in the story of Noah. Someone who says, 'Look, do not listen. We're good. No need to build any ark. Do not be so alarmist. Do not be so fundamentalist '. One of those guys.

Meanwhile, Fox and New Regency joined the project, which would be ready for release in early 2013, to finance a budget that seems to reach 130 million and that would take place on location in Iceland and New York.

Apparently the film is quite ambitious and still need to know who will reliably in the skin of Noah as the villain in addition to the distributor. Besides these images they see in the video version Aronofsky and Ari written between Handle artistic hand in the visual Henrichon Nico, well ahead of the idea is to make a film as one of the many historical biopics according to Figure central. Quite the opposite is likely to have a lot of drama and action alike.