Date 05/06/2017 - News People
Terry Gilliam is tilting at windmills no more. Last week, the director wrapped production on ?The Man Who Killed Don Quixote,? a fantasy-adventure that the writer-director memorably had to scuttle mid-shoot back in 2000. That film chronicled how flooding in Navarre destroyed the sets, Rochefort fell ill and left the project mid-shoot, producers struggled to secure insurance and financing to keep the project afloat. In addition to the disastrous 2000 shoot, Gilliam made attempts in 2005 and 2015 to relaunch production ? with actors like John Hurt and Robert Duvall circling the Quixote part and Ewan McGregor and Jack O?Connell as Toby.