Luke Evans follows Bradley Cooper, and walks away from the planned remake/reboot of The Crow.
NewsWe broke the news last month that the remake of The Crow was facing another personnel problem, as Luke Evans told us that his crowded schedule was making starring in the film unlikely. "I have other projects that are greenlit and ready to go," he said, adding that "I can't wait much longer!"
And he isn't waiting for The Crow to get going any more. It's been confirmed that he's become the latest to leave the project, which previously had Bradley Cooper loosely attached to star (and Tom Hiddleston had been linked too, at one stage).
Still on board to direct is Corin Hardy, having himself replace F. Javier Gutierrez. Hardy continues to make positive noises about the project.
We're still none the wiser as to when the reboot of The Crow will officially get going. But there's the small matter of the title role to cast, once again, before that can happen.
