The Borderlands movie has struggled to generate positive buzz, but Jamie Lee Curtis is here to change that perception.
In fact, recent reports revealed that The Last of Us showrunner Craig Mazin was so unhappy with the film’s progress that he removed his name from the credits, opting for a pseudonym. This is just one example of the numerous issues plaguing the video game adaptation.
Eli Roth did not participate in reshoots, and Tim Miller from Deadpool took his place. Additionally, there is no release date in sight as the film was pulled from its intended November 2022 slot. However, Academy Award winner Jamie Lee Curtis has shared details about her character Patricia Tannis in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, which is sure to excite both fans and newcomers.
“The character is a bit eccentric, quite whimsical, and incredibly enjoyable. She has an uncommon condition known as objectum sexuality, where she develops romantic feelings towards inanimate objects. My character is connected to Cate Blanchett’s character’s mother, which explains my presence in the movie. I serve as a link to Cate’s early past.”
The cast, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Cate Blanchett, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black, gives us reason to be cautiously optimistic about Borderlands. However, productions that face numerous setbacks often struggle to deliver quality. Therefore, we will have to wait and see how this film turns out.
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