Quote from: BringbackJonesy! on Jul 18, 2016, 10:36:29 PM
If only the FOX suits had let Ridley & Cameron do their joint version FIRST, and then greenlit their AvP project afterwards. The fools.
I've always wondered what we could have ended up with between the two of them collaborating.
Fox had no idea the pair were working on a project - and Cameron mentioned in an interview, one time, that Scott never bothered to get back in contact with him about it. Seems like Cameron was the one who was mainly trying to get it done, but that he didn't notify Fox about it.
There was no indication that Fox would have refused simultaneously filming it, however. Cameron only ever said he decided to stop writing and then, later, regretted doing so, because the AVP project wasn't nearly like he thought it was going to be. From that, it seems like he had never read the initial comic (which is ironic, as the likeness of one of the characters was based upon him), because, before that, he used to say he thought it could only ever turn into a messy '
Godzilla'-style enterprise.
This makes me think that, had he been aware the AVP concept was aimed at being on a far smaller scale than he assumed, he might have simply continued with what he had been writing.