Spike Lee's unrealized projects

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The following is a list of unproduced Spike Lee projects in roughly chronological order. During his long career, American film director and producer Spike Lee has worked on a number of projects which never progressed beyond the pre-production stage under his direction. Some of these projects, fell in development hell or are officially canceled. [1]

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1980s

The Messenger

In 1984, [2] [3]

1990s

Ace in the Hole remake

Sometimes in the 1990s, Lee reportedly wanted to remake 1951's Ace in the Hole , directed by Billy Wilder. [4] [5]

Playhouse '90s TV series

In 1992, it was reported that Lee had written and was expected to direct an episode of Francis Ford Coppola's planned revival of the anthology drama series Playhouse 90 , Playhouse '90s, a series of "live, one-hour dramatic plays" for CBS. [6] The project never came to fruition.

Jackie Robinson

2000s

Ali

Save Me, Joe Louis

In July 2000, Lee acquired the rights to make a film about Joe Louis from a script he wrote with boxing expert Bert Randolph Sugar and scriptwriting legend Budd Schulberg under the title Save Me, Joe Louis. [7] The movie was focused on Louis' fights with Max Schmeling with Arnold Schwarzenegger interested in playing Schmeling. [8] In July 2006, Schulberg mentioned that Lee talked with Terrence Howard to play Louis. [9] The film fell into development hell because Lee didn't get half of the budget he needed. Following the death of Schulberg, Lee reaffirmed his intention to make the film both in 2018 and 2021. "I made a promise to Budd that one day, soon, that we'd get the money, and I'm gonna keep that promise and get that film made." [10] [11]

Rent

Until 2001, Lee was to direct the film for Miramax. However, budgetary constraints and Lee's insistence on engaging celebrities like Justin Timberlake and Brittany Murphy stalled the project for a time. [1] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]

The Night Watchman

Get On Up

Selling Time

In May 2006, Lee was set to direct 20th Century Fox's supernatural thriller Selling Time, [17] with Tom Cruise in talks to star. [18] In January 2014, D.J. Caruso took over directing the movie from Lee, with Dan McDermott writing a new draft and Will Smith is rumored to star in the movie. [19] However, plans fell in development hell and its fate is unknown after the Acquisition of 21st Century Fox by Disney was completed. [20]

NoLa TV series

In September 2006, Lee was planning to follow up his HBO documentary When the Levees Broke with a fictionalized dramatic series for NBC set in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans. The series, titled NoLa, was being pitched as an ensemble piece centering on a multicultural group of residents from various different backgrounds, attempting to rebuild their lives after the hurricane. Lee planned to executive produce and direct the pilot if NBC decided to move forward with the project, which he developed with writer Sid Quashie. [21]

Inside Man 2

Untitled Michael Jordan documentary

In May 2008, [22]

Time Traveler

In June 2008, it was announced that Lee was going to adapt Ronald Mallett's memoir Time Traveler: A Scientist’s Personal Mission to Make Time Travel a Reality into a feature film. [23] [24] [25] [26] The film was to have been titled Time Traveler and Lee was to have co-written and directed it. [27] [28] On July 27, 2015, Mallett reported that Lee and screenwriter Ian Harnarine were "in negotiations about how to proceed regarding a feature film of my book, Time Traveler." [29]

L.A. Riots

In July 2008, Lee was set to direct the film L.A. Riots, with John Ridley and Terry George writing the script and Brian Grazer producing the film. [30] In August 2012, Justin Lin was set to direct L.A. Riots, since Lee didn't get enough money and ended up working on Miracle at St. Anna . [31] There has been no further announcements since.

Now the Hell Will Start

In 2009, Lee acquired the rights to Brendan Koerner's novel Now the Hell Will Start, a World War II manhunt in the Burmese jungle. [32] However, plans fell into development hell.

2010s

Brooklyn Loves Michael Jackson

In April 2010, Samuel L. Jackson announced that Lee showed him a script that he wrote titled Brooklyn Loves Michael Jackson. The script, according to Jackson, was "about these folks who want to have a big concert in a Brooklyn park for Michael. And the new gentrified people that live in the neighborhood are worried about the kind of element that might be coming into the neighborhood." [33] On January 24, 2011, it was announced that Lee scrapped the project. [34]

Nagasaki Deadline

In June 2010, Lee was announced to direct the thriller Nagasaki Deadline with David Griffiths, Peter Griffiths, William Broyles Jr. writing the script and Lightstorm Entertainment producing the film. [35] However, plans fell into development hell.

Untitled Marion Barry biopic

In 2011, Lee was set to direct and produce a biopic of Marion Barry with Eddie Murphy set to play Barry, and John Ridley writing the script for HBO Films. [36] There has been no further announcements since.

Porgy and Bess remake

In August 2012, Lee was in negotiations with the George Gershwin estate to direct the Porgy and Bess remake. [37] The following year, both the Gershwin family and the DuBose Heyward estate announced a remake was in development without Lee's involvement. [38] In 2020, Dee Rees was hired to write and direct the remake. [39]

Untitled Stevie Wonder documentary

In September 2012, [40] [41]

Gold

School Daze Too

On July 27, 2013, Lee told Black&Sexy TV that he had a script for a planned contemporary-set sequel to his film School Daze . "Hopefully I can get Laurence Fishburne to play Dap [again]. He'll be the president now of the school," Lee said. "And we would deal with issues around Historically Black Colleges today." According to Lee, the new issues would include homophobia, modern pledging, class issues, color and hair texture. [42] [43] In December the following year, information was leaked by Sony regarding the casting of Drake and Kevin Hart in the film, revealed to be titled School Daze Too. [44] [45]

Untitled Clarence Thomas biopic

On July 29, 2013, filmmaker Paul Schrader revealed that he reached out to Lee, offering to write a script for him to direct about Clarence Thomas, saying, "If either one of us did it alone, it wouldn't have as much strength to it." [43]

Spinning Gold

Enter the Dragon remake

In 2014, Lee was in negotiations to direct the remake of Enter the Dragon with Ken Jeong set to play Lee and Billy Bob Thornton set to play Roper. [46] In 2015, Brett Ratner revealed that he replaced Lee as director, [47] and in 2018, David Leitch was in early talks to direct. [48]

Archer TV series

In August 2017, it was announced that Lee was developing Archer, a TV series with a "young, black Mark Zuckerberg-like protagonist" who develops a dating app that reads sexual chemistry. [49]

Nightwatch

By September 2017, Sony Pictures was actively developing a film based on the character Nightwatch for their Sony's Spider-Man Universe, with a script from Edward Ricourt. Sony wanted Lee to direct the film, [50] and he was confirmed to be interested in the project in March 2018, with Cheo Hodari Coker re-writing the script. [51] However, Lee was no longer involved by October. [52]

School Daze Broadway musical

In February 2018, [53] [45]

Frederick Douglass Now

In November 2018, Lee was set up to direct a film version of the stage show by Roger Guenveur Smith,  Frederick Douglass Now. [54]

Prince of Cats

In 2019, Lee closed a deal to direct the long-gestated Prince of Cats film, based on the graphic novel. [55]

2020s

Boner

In 2020, studio eOne and Lee were prepping a then-untitled film about the breakthrough of the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra. Lee was to have directed from a screenplay co-written with Kwame Kwei-Armah, based on the 2015 Esquire article "All Rise: The Untold Story of The Guys Who Launched Viagra". Lee described the project as a "dancin', all singin' musical", featuring original songs and music written by Stew Stewart and Heidi Rodewald. [56] Production was set to begin in early 2023 under the title Rise, [57] though Lee later reported that it had been retitled Boner. [58]

Da Saga of Colin Kaepernick documentary

In February 2022, it had been reported that Lee was to film a multipart documentary for ESPN on former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, featuring extensive interviews and access to his personal archive. [59] In December of that year, the documentary was given the title of Da Saga of Colin Kaepernick, and Lee revealed he had been working on the series for over a year. [60]

Untitled ROTC drama series

In November 2022, Lee came aboard as director and executive producer of an untitled coming-of-age drama developed at Amazon Studios. Written by Jalysa Conway and Rebecca Murga, the series was to have been set in the world of an ROTC military program at a major university. [61]

Da Understudy

In 2023, Lee was circling to direct Da Understudy, with Jonathan Majors attached to star and produce from Westbrook Studios and Amazon Studios. Tom Hanada, Zach Strauss and Tyler Cole wrote the screenplay, based on an original story by Cole about an "understudy of a Broadway production [who] finds a role he's willing to kill for," as reported by Deadline Hollywood . [62]

Liberty

In 2025, it was reported that Lee was developing and eyeing to direct the comedic military drama Liberty based on a pitch from writers Jalysa Conway and Rebecca Murga. The project was said to be "in the vein" of the 1973 film The Last Detail . [63]

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