Joseph Kosinski

[10] After moving to Los Angeles in 2005, he began writing a film treatment which would eventually develop into an unpublished graphic novel by the title Oblivion for Radical Comics.The $120-million-budgeted Oblivion began filming in March 2012, with Tom Cruise in the lead role, and was released in April 2013 to mixed reviews and grossed $286 million worldwide.[19][20] Kosinski has been attached to several as-of-now-unmade projects, including remakes of '70s science-fiction films Logan's Run[21] and The Black Hole,[22] the science-fiction film Archangels,[23] an untitled action-thriller from Halt and Catch Fire writers Christopher Cantwell and Christopher C. Rogers,[24] and The Twilight Zone.[26][27] Kosinski also signed on to direct a film adaptation of the Gran Turismo video game series for Sony Pictures in March 2015, but in February 2018 it was reported the project was no longer moving forward.[36] In 2008, he spoke in detail about his education in architecture, pushing the technological envelope in commercials and his eventual progression to feature films.
Christopher McQuarrie , Kenneth R. Whitesell , Tom Cruise , Kosinski, and Jerry Bruckheimer at the Naval Air Station North Island premiere in Top Gun: Maverick
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