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Saturday, 7th November 2009 \| Science Fiction and Fantasy Media

Internet leaks kill Forbidden Planet remake claims Straczynski By John Howell Saturday, 07 November 2009 J.Michael Straczynski, famous for creating the Babylon 5 science fiction TV series, has been working hard at getting a screenplay ready for Warner Bros.' upcoming Forbidden Planet remake (which we reported on back in January). Unfortunately though, in a recent post he added to a Babylon 5 forum, he revealed he's had to scrap the current draft because details of the storyline had leaked on the Internet. More >>
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