David S. Goyer

Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson reinvented the Dark Knight for the big screen earlier this year, with the debut of the acclaimed DC film The Batman. With Pattinson taking on the role of Bruce Wayne, Reeves aimed to tell a kind of Batman story that hadn't been seen in movies before, focusing on the character's skills as a detective and having him track down a terrifying serial killer. It was a massive departure from the Christopher Nolan and Zack Snyder takes on Batman, but it was met with love from both critics and fans, as well as success at the box office.

Click here to read the full article. What if Bruce Wayne wasn’t an orphan — would there still be a Batman? And how would the superhero be different if Wayne were a Black man, instead of the rich white scion of one of Gotham’s elite families? Variety recently spoke with Winston Duke, star of “Batman Unburied,” the original podcast drama from DC/Warner Bros. exclusively on Spotify, and series creator and executive producer David S. Goyer about reimagining one of comic-dom’s most famous characters. “I really had no idea what to expect in terms of the reception of it,” Goyer says. “It exceeded...

David S. Goyer thought he had scratched his Batman itch for good, but then a unique challenge presented itself in the form of the narrative podcast. Goyer, who’s written for Batman across four movies and numerous comic books, returns to the character by way of Batman Unburied, a narrative podcast from Spotify, DC and Warner Bros. The first two episodes were released on May 3, and they’re already ranking atop Spotify’s podcast charts in the U.S. and eight other countries.More from The Hollywood Reporter'Moon Knight' Producer Grant Curtis Argues Series Stronger Sans Typical Marvel Cameos'Moon Knight' Director Mohamed Diab Reveals His...

Batman Unburied is not like other Batman stories. For one thing, it's a narrative podcast by Spotify instead of a comic book, cartoon, or movie. For another, it begins with Bruce Wayne living a different life than the one we're used to. When this story begins, Bruce (voiced by Winston...

David S. Goyer spoke with Newsweek about what to expect in Season 2 of "Foundation" following the AppleTV+ show's finale on Friday, November 19.

"Foundation" showrunner David S. Goyer spoke with Newsweek about the show's finale, which he also directed, and broke down how he shot his favorite scene.

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Based on Isaac Asimov’s novel series of the same name, Apple TV+‘s Foundation is a centuries-spanning tale about people from all walks of life. The new sci-fi series, set in the future, follows Professor Hari Seldon (Jared Harris) and his loyal followers as they attempt to preserve their culture as the galaxy collapses around them. Fans of the book will be familiar with Seldon and his theories of psychohistory. But for new audiences unfamiliar with the setting, Gaal Dornick’s (Lou Llobell) character will help navigate the new worlds on the show. The series also stars Lee Pace, Terrence Mann and Leah Harvey.

People have tried to bring Isaac Asimov’s hugely influential Foundation novels to the screen for years, and with the fantastic new Apple TV+ series of the same name, they finally pulled it off. Considered by many to be one of the greatest science fiction works of all time, Foundation is an extremely ambitious series that takes place across many planets and time periods.

Apple TV+‘s Foundation is a sprawling science fiction epic based on Isaac Asimov’s dense Foundation series. It’s a collection of novels and short stories that span hundreds of years in a vast universe full of androids, archivists, emperors, warriors, and a villain known as “The Mule.” Foundation‘s first two episodes do their best to initiate viewers into this complex world with divergent timelines and narration that nods at legends to come. But how much of Asimov’s work can Foundation viewers expect to see brought to life? Essentially: how many seasons of Foundation can we expect on Apple TV+?

Writer-director David S. Goyer is certainly no stranger to translating beloved, larger-than-life properties to life on screen, from the superheroic (including Marvel’s “Blade” franchise and DC’s “Dark Knight” trilogy) to science fiction (“Terminator: Dark Fate” and “FlashForward”) to supernaturally mythic tales (the forthcoming “Sandman” streaming series). But Goyer had yet to face a task as challenging as unifying the epic, thousand-year vision embodying sci-fi novelist Isaac Asimov’s “Foundation” series, which spans across seven books collecting stories written over the course of five decades (as well as direct tie-ins to two of Asimov’s other beloved works, the “Empire” and “Robot” franchises). “Foundation”...

David S. Goyer (Dark City, The Dark Knight) may be producing and writing Foundation, based on Isaac Asimov’s influential series of science fiction novels, for Apple TV Plus, but he had a rocky road to the novels themselves. “I had heard about Foundation as a kid,” Goyer told Polygon over...