Ubisoft’s Splinter Cell movie shelved
According to producer Basil Iwanyk, Ubisoft's 'Splinter Cell' movie has been scrapped because the creative team "just couldn't get it right".
The Splinter Cell Movie Has Been Officially Cancelled
Ubisoft's Splinter Cell movie has been cancelled. The movie was announced back in November 2012 with Tom Hardy set to star in the film.
Splinter Cell Movie Sneaks Back To The Shadows After Being Canceled
After years of development hell, Ubisoft's Splinter Cell movie has been canceled. Originally announced back in 2012, the film would have starred Venom actor Tom Hardy as Sam Fisher, a black-ops agent who carries out missions with lethal (or non-lethal )efficiency for a secret sub-division of the NSA known as Third Echelon.
Live-Action Splinter Cell Movie Not Happening, Producer Says
A producer on the live-action Splinter Cell movie, which was in development for a number of years, has confirmed that the project has been canceled.
Ubisoft’s Tom Hardy-Led Splinter Cell Movie Is Dead, Surprising No-One
Surprising no-one, Ubisoft’s Tom Hardy-led Splinter Cell movie isn’t happening. The Splinter Cell movie was announced in November 2012, with Hardy, at the time fresh from starring as Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, set to play spec ops agent Sam Fisher.
Splinter Cell Movie With Tom Hardy Confirmed Cancelled By Its Producer
The Splinter Cell movie that would have starred Tom Hardy as Sam Fisher was confirmed to be cancelled. As reported by The Direct, the project’s producer, Basil Iwanyk, confirmed it himself. Iwanyk said:
'Splinter Cell' movie starring Tom Hardy is cancelled
Splinter Cell' is a legendary game franchise that fans have long wished to see adapted into a live-action film, though, unfortunately, that seems unlikely now. The series centres on Sam Fisher, a black-ops super spy working for the NSA's fictional agency,
Ubisoft's Splinter Cell Movie Is Dead
Despite a recent spate of successful games-to-screen transitions—such as Fallout, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Arcane—publisher Ubisoft continues its endless run of cinematic misfortune. The latest blow comes in the form of the long-planned Splinter Cell movie,
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Nintendo Switch remasters of Driver 1 & 2 and Splinter Cell Blacklist coming next year claims rumour
Supposedly they’re asking third party publishers to remaster some of their old games, in order to ensure new releases for current Switch owners – with titles such as Splinter Cell Blacklist ...
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Why Now May Be a Good Time to Start Playing Splinter Cell
Please verify your email address. A new Splinter Cell game was sorely missing from the Ubisoft Forward showcase, but Assassin's Creed Shadows looks like it can scratch that same itch. Infiltrate ...