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New Cast members for PROMETHEUS Announced; Will This be a Companion Piece to ALIEN?
The latest entry in the epic saga that is the PROMETHEUS project, we have some new cast to connect with the film, and an unnamed source close to the film has some insight to share. The film is shaping up, more and more, in my eyes to not be a direct sequel or prequel but to take place in the same universe, thus serving as a companion piece to the Alien series. More after the jump!...
Remember when the eight foot Space Jockey skeleton appeared in the first few scenes of Alien? Well it seems that we will be getting an eight-foot animatronic for the sci-fi thriller Prometheus. Even though this has officially been declared a stand alone film, it seems to have an Alien touch all over it. If this latest news is true, it will pretty much sealed itself as a companion piece to Alien...
Although this project has taken as many wrong turns as a drunk teen on Prom Night, Fox has faith in the non-Alien prequel Ridley Scott picture titled PROMETHEUS. ALIEN fans don't give up all hope though because this semi-prequel will include the same ALIEN "DNA" strain that was found in the classic film series. However expect a whole new storyline for this film with the exception of a few possible references to the other series...
What we know so far; Fox Searchlight along with director Ridley Scott are rebooting the ALIEN franchise by going back and telling a prequel story that will consist of two separate films. The rumored titled for the project is ALIEN: PARADISE and although rumors of the film being delayed are still prevalent it is still slated for a 2012 release date....
So did you like the hit TV series Lost? Seems Fox and Ridley Scott did. Reportedly Lost's Damon Lindelof has been meeting with Scott and company concerning a rewrite of 20th Century Fox's Alien Prequel, which the studio hopes Scott will direct. However, this could spell doom for you Alien fans. Why? 
