Bret Easton Ellis Denies American Psycho Remake
Bret Easton Ellis Denies American Psycho Remake

Bret Easton Ellis Denies American Psycho Remake

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Bret Easton Ellis, the author of 'American Psycho,' has cast doubt on the reported casting of Austin Butler as Patrick Bateman in a reboot directed by Luca Guadagnino. On his podcast, Ellis stated, 'I have a feeling it’s fake news,' suggesting that no contracts have been signed by Butler, Guadagnino, or the screenwriter Scott Burns. He asserted that the announcement may have been a tactic to gauge audience interest rather than a confirmed project. Despite initial excitement surrounding the potential remake, Ellis emphasized that he is not involved in any capacity, adding that he may receive compensation if the film progresses. The lack of official confirmation from Lionsgate or Guadagnino further fuels uncertainty regarding the project's legitimacy. While fans await updates, the viability of the reboot remains questionable amid skepticism from its original creator.

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