Zack Snyder Says His ‘Fountainhead’ Series Has Interest From ‘Some Very Powerful, Very Wealthy People’ as Backers
"I've written 10 of the 12 episodes," the "Last Photograph" filmmaker reveals The post Zack Snyder Says His ‘Fountainhead’ Series Has Interest From ‘Some Very Powerful, Very Wealthy People’ as Backers appeared first on TheWrap .
After premiering his latest film "The Last Photograph" at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Zack Snyder announced there is interest from "some very powerful, very wealthy people" in his long-running project to adapt Ayn Rand's novel "The Fountainhead." Snyder has been working on the adaptation for nearly a decade, previously attempting to pitch a limited series to Netflix with no success.
In a recent episode of the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast, Snyder stated that the time is right for "Fountainhead" and that he has written 10 out of the 12 episodes. Despite facing rejection from two companies, Snyder remains optimistic about the project, stating that several wealthy individuals have expressed interest. Rand's novel follows the story of Howard Roark, an ambitious architect who refuses to compromise his vision for a world that does not appreciate his innovations.
Snyder, a fan of the book, aims to create a 12-part limited series that will resonate with fans of architecture and those who appreciate Rand's perspective on individualism over collectivism.
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