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Charlie Hunnam Tapping Inner Steve McQueen In ‘Papillon’ Remake?

EXCLUSIVE: You could have imagined Steve McQueen playing prodigal existentially conflicted biker gang leader Jax Teller in Sons Of Anarchy, so it doesn’t seem a stretch to envision Charlie Hunnam taking on the role originated by McQueen in the 1973 classic prison escape drama Papillon. Wolf Of Wall Street producer Red Granite is putting it together for a fall shoot with Danish director Michael Noer attached to direct a script by Prisoners scribe Aaron Guzikowski.

I hear that’s the conversation going on right now. McQueen played a man unjustly convicted of murder in 1930s France and condemned to life in a South American prison. He plots his escape, aided by a counterfeiter (Dustin Hoffman co-starred) who finances Papillon’s prison escapes in exchange for protection in prison. Tale was scripted by Dalton Trumbo and Lorenzo Semple Jr, directed by Franklin J Schaffner from French convict Henri Charriere’s autobiography.

Hunnam completed shooting the title role of the Guy Ritchie-directed King Arthur: Knights Of The Roundtable, a franchise launch for Warner Bros behind the script by Joby Harold. Hunnam also has the James Gray-directed Lost City Of Z coming.

Producers are Red Granite’s Riza Aziz and Joey McFarland, along with Ram Bergman and Roger Corbi. Executive producers are David Koplan, Yan-Fischer-Romanovsky, Joshua D. Mauer, Terrence Chang and Martin Hellstern.

Hunnam is repped by CAA and Brillstein Entertainment and attorney David Weber.

 

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Red Granite launches Charlie Hunnam's 'Papillon' remake


EXCLUSIVE: Charlie Hunnam stars in the re-telling of the 1973 classic.


Red Granite International’s Danny Dimbort and Christian Mercuri have begun sales here on Papillon starring Charlie Hunnam.

The film is styled as a contemporary and gritty re-telling of Franklin J. Schaffner’s 1973 classic that starred Steve McQueen as Henri Charrière, a petty criminal sent to the notorious Devil’s Island penal colony in French Guiana after he is unjustly convicted of murder.

Charrière befriends a counterfeiter who offers to fund his escape in return for protection.

Danish director Michael Noer is lining up to start production outside the US this summer from a script by Aaron Guzikowski. CAA represents US rights to the classic adventure story.

Riza Aziz, Joey McFarland, Ram Bergman and Roger Corbi produce, while Dimbort and Mercuri are among the executive producers with David Koplan, Yan-Fischer-Romanovsky, Joshua D. Mauer, Terrence Chang and Martin Hellstern.

 

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she reminds me of Kate Winslet - younger, plainer and without makeup. Huge lips - wonder if they're natural

 

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Charlie Hunnam was seen out having breakfast and shopping with his girlfriend Morgana McNelis and his mother and brother.

 

[Lorinn]

Good to see Charlie, Morgana and other family members again!

 

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Out and about Memorial Day weekend with his girlfriend Morgana McNelis and his brother

 

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At the gym then to lunch with friends

 

[Lorinn]

Everything looks good - except Charlie's leggings!!! Thanks for the new pics.

 

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Charlie Hunnam out furniture shopping with his girlfriend Morgana McNelis

 

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https://youtu.be/AMuA6PiXDGk

A paparazzi video of Charlie and Morgana furniture shopping.

 

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Out in LA

 

[CrystalSwan]

Seems I am arriving late here, but glad to see mostly true fans of both Charlie as well as Morgana.