collider.com – Though it was sad to see Gary Ross leave the Hunger Games franchise after only one film, I was excited to see what the director would choose as his follow-up in the wake of the massive success of that franchise-starter. He circled a few projects, including the adventure film The Secret Life of Houdini and a Peter Pan prequel called Peter and the Starcatchers, and it now appears that Ross has settled on the latter as his post-Hunger Games directorial project.

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feedproxy.google.com – With "Catching Fire" off his plate, the Oscar nominee is negotiating to take on a film about the famous magician. 1 year 3 weeks ago via donnieyen

deadline.com – BREAKING… Lionsgate executives for weeks have expressed confidence that The Hunger Games director Gary Ross would direct the second installment of the book trilogy, Catching Fire. The bigwigs expected the deal to go down right after Easter weekend. And they even went so far as to privately deny an Internet report that Ross had told the studio at the start of last week that he would not helm the sequel because he didn’t want to repeat himself. 1 year 6 weeks ago via donnieyen

feedproxy.google.com – Ross is concerned about an ambitious production schedule that would require shooting to begin in August so that star Jennifer Lawrence can complete her work before "X-Men" starts in January. 1 year 6 weeks ago via theothersenhman

fb.indiewire.com – While this morning it was reported that Lionsgate and Fox worked out their scheduling issues to allow Jennifer Lawrence to shoot "Catching Fire" and the "X-Men: First Class" sequel essentially back-to-back, it looks like before cameras can start rolling on "The Hunger Games" sequel this fall, the studio will need to find a director. 1 year 6 weeks ago via donnieyen