The reseurrection of Terry Gilliam ?, topic sul regista

2005
Jeremy Thomas's Recorded Picture Company has expressed his interest in making Quixote with Gilliam. From Cannes in May 2005, Screen Daily reported that:

Terry Gilliam is making a bid to revive The Man Who Killed Don Quixote with his Tideland producer Jeremy Thomas and the Recorded Picture Company. The former Python is currently back in the saddle with two films – The Brothers Grimm and Tideland – after seven years away. Gilliam made it clear that he is now seriously engaged in trying to revive The Man Who Killed Don Quixote.

The disastrous first attempt to shoot the project was documented in the film Lost In La Mancha and restarting the venture means a protracted legal tussle over rights. But Gilliam said: “There are good signs.” Added Recording Pictures chief executive Peter Watson: “Having collaborated on Tideland, it was such a good experience that we want to be in the Terry Gilliam business. We are now attempting mouth to mouth resuscitation on the corpse of Don Quixote.”