Anyone here heard anything new about this topic? I'm hoping that we have some secret insiders that can help shed some light on the question.

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we all have to hope and follow the news about the movie.
I think that their has to be another movie because you could make more great movies with this awesome Tron world.

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I still believe in Tron 3, we just have to wait for it...

HooDooMan Wrote: DV8ER Wrote:Anyone here heard anything new about this topic? I'm hoping that we have some secret insiders that can help shed some light on the question. -D We do have a few members who could probably be considered "insiders", but I haven't heard much from them lately. I have a feeling we'll hear something just before they have to sign the non-disclosure agreement and go dark for the next few years.

NICE!!! In the words of Sark. I can't wait and can't even begin to describe the grin on my face at the moment. Thanks for the reply HooDooMan.

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NickScalan Wrote:Okay, according to here wikipedia entry, Olivia Wilde was born March 10, 1984. She was 25 when they shot T:L in April 2009. If they start production for T3 in 2013 for 2014 release she would still be 29. Not much computer de-aging necessary there.

Honestly, she looks like she hasn't aged at all since the first time I saw her, which was in House. She's going to be one of those actresses who'll age gracefully, for sure.

And even if she's 29 years old, she can still pull off looking the same age as long as its not 10 to 20 years between T:L and the next film (like with Jeff and Bruce). Honestly, it is harder to make someone as old as Jeff look as young as he did in 1989 with makeup. In fact, it's almost impossible with makeup (which is why CG was used). When it comes to making someone look like they haven't aged, it's easier to pull off within a four or five year period (a good example is Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween II. Though there was a two year timeframe between Halloween and Halloween II, Jamie Lee Curtis still looked like she was the same age as she was in the first film, even though she was a couple of years older).

Kat Wrote:Precisely. Plus the Quorra getup makes her look younger, anyway. If nothing else, a bit of clever makeup would take care of that easily. (Hell, *I'm* 29 and I'd be hard-pressed to find someone who would think I even look 18 or 20 yet, so... I'm sure Olivia will be good for another few years. And Hedlund too, for that matter.)

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RenegadeProgram Wrote: True indeed. I remember one program here (can't recall his name) who actually works at Digital Domain and I recall a time where he was saying that he'd have to vacate the sector due to a N.D.A., or he'd get fired from his job.

That is indeed the program I am referring to, Renegade. He did some of the effects in TRON: Legacy and has probably worked on some other cool movies since then. The last I heard from him was earlier this year and, at that time, he hadn't heard any buzz around the office about TR3N. But as you stated, he said that when he does hear something, he'll have to say goodbye to the Sector for a few years while under the N.D.A. Hopefully, he'll be able to give us a quick, "TR3N is a go!", or something of the sort, before he goes silent. Let's keep our fingers crossed!

IluthraDanar Wrote:There must be Tron3 plans still on the board. Ms Cindy Morgan posted this at her FB page. http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/rorschachsrants/news/?a=29317 Disney has reached out to Ms Morgan about playing Lora/Yori. :-)

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IluthraDanar Wrote:There must be Tron3 plans still on the board. Ms Cindy Morgan posted this at her FB page. http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/rorschachsrants/news/?a=29317 Disney has reached out to Ms Morgan about playing Lora/Yori. :-)

Good news, if this article didn't date back as far as March this year, alongside all the other Tron 3 buzz going about at the time.

Kaisergrendel Wrote: NickScalan Wrote: Kaisergrendel Wrote: My biggest concern for continuity would be for Olivia Wilde to age to a point where they have no choice but to portray a Quorra that gets older in the real world. Okay, according to here wikipedia entry, Olivia Wilde was born March 10, 1984. She was 25 when they shot T:L in April 2009. If they start production for T3 in 2013 for 2014 release she would still be 29. Not much computer de-aging necessary there. Nick, CB2001, Kat, I'd be perfectly happy if it happened that soon, but as it stands this is the best case scenario. I'm talking about 5-10 years into the future from now, which is not so great. I made no assumption Tron 3 is happening in 2013-14. All I'm saying is, good genes notwithstanding, she *will* age to the point where makeup alone can no longer bring her appearance back to that of T:L. If they don't get shooting before then, something more drastic will have to be done. It isn't a question of how much Wilde will age in 2-3 years, that's almost a non issue - It's how much she would have aged if and when they get around to shooting Tron 3. A delay of 5-10 years also carries implications for the rest of the production - Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner may be too old to work, we may only get to see what happened in the past few years in flashbacks alone, etc.

Yeah, but the same thing will happen to Hedlund, so we'll have that problem twice (I don't assume that Quorra wouldn't age. I think she would, and might do so at the same rate she would if she were actually human. Besides, if she's supposed to be romantically-involved with Sam-- and they HEAVILY implied she would be-- it would get creepy in a hurry as he ages and she doesn't). I'm sure they'll manage to deal with it, even if they end up having to set the film 5-10 years after the end of T:L. I don't know how they'd work that, and hopefully it wouldn't involve something entirely dumb and implausible, but I wouldn't put that past them, either.

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