
In addition, the duo was very surprised to be hit with a release date before they began writing. "What was a little daunting," Kurtzman said, "was while we were writing it, they sent over a poster with the release date on it. We hadn't written 'fade in' yet."
Orci added: "We've never had a movie poster before we've had a script. That's pressure."
In an earlier interview, Orci said that producers are wrestling with who to cast. "That's one of the debates, you know?" he said. "Like, how much does a familiar face hurt or not?"
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That's funny about having the poster and release date before the script. When I worked in publishing, you could tell a lot of people worked out what they were going to wear on Oprah and how they would behave at parties well before they'd typed a single word.
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