Ken Levine Isn't Working On The Logan's Run Remake Anymore, But Parts Of His Script May Remain

The remake of the 1976 sci-fi film Logan's Run has been in production purgatory for nearly 15 years, but a new addition to the team might change that. Writer and producer Simon Kinberg has been hired on by Warner Bros. to move the film forward.

The script for Logan's Run has been worked on and redone by quite a few writers, including BioShock creator Ken Levine. Though he isn't on the project anymore, some of Levine's work could still make it into the film.

"People been asking if Kinberg working from my draft on Logan's Run," Levine tweeted, "Don't know, word is one major thing at least is surviving. Learned a lot."

Kinberg is the mind behind a good chunk of comic book and sci-fi films: He had hands in both X-Men: Days of Future Past and Apocalypse, Deadpool, Elysium, and one of the Star Wars Anthology films. Maybe this time the film will finally make it out of pre-production.

[Source: The Hollywood Reporter]