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New Teen Titans
Teen Titans

 

Official website:
To be announced

Release Date:

Too early to tell

Script:
Mark Verheiden
Solid fan site:
Titans Tower
Studio:
Warner Brothers
Producer:
Akiva Goldsman

 

Key Casting Decisions

Nightwing
To be announced. Only confirmed Titan so far.
Film only recently confirmed by Warner Brothers. We'll add casting as details emerge.

 

Latest news updates

Added all the time. Most recent news is toward the top of each column.

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Latest Official Word

"Writer/producer Mark Verheiden (Smallville, Battlestar Galactica,Timecop, The Mask, My Name Is Bruce) who's also been known to write more than a few major comic books (Superman/Batman, Aliens, The Phantom, The American), will be handling the script for the new Teen Titans motion picture." - ComicMix.com, 5/31/07 [link]

 

 

"The Teen Titans are getting the big-screen treatment courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures.

 

The live-action adaptation of DC Comics' superteam series first appeared in 1964 as a sort of junior Justice League, comprising Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Wonder Girl and Speedy, the respective sidekicks of A-list heroes Batman, Flash, Aquaman, Wonder Woman and Green Arrow.

 

It reached X-Men-style success in the 1980s, when the team was relaunched in a new comic with the characters no longer kids but college-age adults and the stories explored more mature themes. The series also saw the addition of Cyborg, Starfire and Raven, original characters who weren't sidekicks, while the character of Robin matured into one called Nightwing.

 

Most recently, the comic was adapted to the television screen with a Cartoon Network series that ran from 2003-06 that used many of the '80s comics' heroes and story lines.

 

It is not known which heroes will be used, but Nightwing is said to be in the mix.

 

The film's producer, Akiva Goldsman, said the tone will be consistent with such recent Warners' comic book fare as 'Batman Begins,' 'Superman Returns' and the upcoming 'Watchmen.'"

 

- 5/31/07, Hollywood Reporter [link]

 

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