Daniel Craig Drops Out of Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Sgt. Rock’ Movie at DC Studios

Daniel Craig learned rock films from DC Studios. It was rumoured that the duo would be surrounding the project on social media for several weeks. 

The script was written by Justin Kuritzkes, who previously wrote "Challengers and Queer" for Guadagnino. The film is expected to be in the period of World War II. Sergeant. He was created by Robert Cannifer and Joe Kubert and first appeared in our Army in 1959, before winning his own series in 1977. 

Craig and Guadagnino recently collaborated with A24'Queer, based on the novel by William S. Burroughs. After its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, where the film (particularly Craig's performance) received warm reviews, the A24 took up domestic rights, and Mbi won the right to distribute to many international markets. However, the film failed to receive an Oscar nomination. 

DC Studios is planning to make a film in the UK this summer and has made an offer to another actor. 

DC Studios did not respond to WPR requests.