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Given that Hellboy was a modest success for Sony and the fact that co-co-writer/director Guillermo Del Toro is one of the hottest movie talents on the planet, you’d be forgiven for furrowed brows at the news that the follow-up will not be based at Sony, but will instead find a home at Paramount. Why? Sounds like the usual Hollywood issue of deals…
“We’re moving studios right now," Del Toro told the audience at Fangoria’s Weekend Of Horrors convention. "They don’t have a deal with Sony any more and we are looking for financing for Hellboy 2. It’s at Paramount right now. It’s bigger in scale, but not necessarily in budget. Abe Sapien has a much bigger part, and we’re keeping closer to the mythology of the comics.“ He didn’t elaborate on who “they” are, but it’s likely the producers, not Abe and Hellboy themselves.
