Last Friday at Disney’s D23 Expo, Steven Lisberger the original writer and director of Tron and Sean Bailey, the new producer of the film talked about Tron Legacy, it’s origin, and adapting it for modern audiences.
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Yesterday, we spoke to Tron Legacy producer Steven Lisberger about the new film and his view on the current state of technology. After talking to him for a few minutes you quickly find out that he really knows his stuff. He answered a few major questions about the upcoming sequel, including how the hell they’re going to introduce the iconic and complicated back story of Tron to a newer, younger generation.
If you enjoyed my interview with fellow producer Sean Bailey, then you’ll love the goods we got from Steven. He’s not only a producer and writer on this film, but he also directed the first Tron back in 1982.
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At the Disney D23 event we were lucky enough to speak to one of the producers of the upcoming sequel Tron Legacy. Steven Lisberger directed the first Tron back in 1982, and serves as a writer and producer this second time around. As we mentioned in a previous post, Jeff Bridges will appear in the new film as an older and a younger version of himself thanks to the latest advancements in digital technology.
With so many filmmakers relying so heavily on CGI, we wanted to know if he thought movies were getting to a point where actors could physically be replaced? Could they one day become obsolete? Dun,dun,dun….
After 30 years in the making, Walt Disney has finally revealed a short plot synopsis for Joseph Kosinski’s sequel Tron, starring (yet again) Jeff Bridges. Although we’ve heard casting and budget news, we have yet to hear anything about what the film is about, until now.
Take a look at the synopsis below:
