Newly crowned Academy Award winner Leonardo DiCaprio is bringing his fight for the environment to the big screen in the form of cult favorite Captain Planet. Paramount and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way Productions will be partnering for this release.
The studio is in talks for the rights to the 1990’s cartoon series and is looking at Jono Matt and Scream Queens star Glen Powell to write the script. What are your thoughts on the possible return of the superhero that will take pollution down to zero.
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