Sunday 27 July 2014

Filmmaker Ridley Scott is tackling a Phillip K. Dick project for Amazon

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The works of author Phillip K. Dick have proven fertile ground for classic sci-fi movies likeTotal Recall and A Scanner Darkly, and The Man in the High Castle is up next. Except, well, it's making its debut on the small screen, by way of Amazon Studios and executive producer Ridley Scott (pictured above), according to DeadlineFor the unfamiliar, Castletakes place in a 1962 where the Allied Powers were defeated in World War II, and, as a result, Germany and Japan began an occupation of the United States -- Scott's sci-fi phase apparently isn't stopping anytime soon. With the legendary filmmaker working on Halo: Nightfall, the Prometheus and Blade Runner sequels and now this, we're even tempted to call it a trend.

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