Saw this interview on Reddit of the screenwriter for Leprechaun: Origins. He actually goes into the inner workings of WWE Studios a bit, including praising the wrestlers:
"An advantage is that your leads are athletes first and foremost. They’re used to putting in long days to get the films done on time. Another difference between working with WWE Studios and other studios is that they have a marketing machine in place under the WWE umbrella and they have all these other avenues where they can advertise before they even bring these films to the general market."
Kind of interesting to see how WWE Studios works (I like the part about how they work fast, which suggests that we'll see Dean Ambrose pretty soon). Here's the full interview.
"An advantage is that your leads are athletes first and foremost. They’re used to putting in long days to get the films done on time. Another difference between working with WWE Studios and other studios is that they have a marketing machine in place under the WWE umbrella and they have all these other avenues where they can advertise before they even bring these films to the general market."
Kind of interesting to see how WWE Studios works (I like the part about how they work fast, which suggests that we'll see Dean Ambrose pretty soon). Here's the full interview.
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