Judy Greer has joined the sequel "Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes" says Vulture.
The film will continue the action from Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Set 15 years later and human society contiues collapsing after a viral outbreak and the highly intelligent simians now free, the story will follow the apes on their path to emerge as society’s new rulers.
"Rise" helmer Rupert Wyatt chose not to return reportedly due to the fact that the director wasn't comfortable with making the May 23rd 2014 release date the studio had announced. "Cloverfield" director Matt Reeves takes over.
Greer has nabbed the mo-cap role of the female chimp Cornelia. The character was briefly introduced in the first film and will now have a more expanded role this time out.
Rise star James Franco may not be back--Zero Dark Thirty actor Jason Clarke Keri Russell Andy Serkis, Gary Oldman and Kodi Smit-McPhee also star
Mark Bomback ("Live Free or Die Hard," "Unstoppable") is set to rework Amanda Silver and Rick Jaffa's script. Bombeck is expected to turn in something more suited to the new director's style. This is Deja Vu On 'Rise' Silver & Jaffa wrote the initial script and then Bomback did an uncredited script rewrite.
"Contagion" scribe Scott Z. Burns took a crack at the "Dawn" script as well
Peter Chernin Dylan Clark Silver and Jaffa will produce.
It's hoped that production starts this Spring.
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