"Watchmen" Writer Says 20th Century Fox is Satan

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Hollywood Outbreak sat down with screenwriter David Hayter, who revealed some of his opinion on the Fox/Warner Bros battle over the rights to "Watchmen." Read his comments below and keep in mind, he not only worked on "Watchmen," but has also previously worked with Fox on the first two "X-Men" installments.

"I had worked for 20th Century Fox before, and I was fully under the belief that they had the potential to shut down the movie and remake it themselves out of pure spite and meanness. They're a rough group of people and they are somewhat ethically challenged.

After all that time to finally see the film come together properly and be directed by such a visionary director as Zack Snyder and then to go through the credit arbitration process and to finally get the credit. The movie is going. All that work, all that time is gonna pay off and then Fox comes in and says that we're going to shut down the movie.

My experience told me that they could shut down this movie, and lock it away in Rupert's vault and make it the most unseen desired cult movie of all time, but I was extremely concerned. Many producer friends of mine said the same thing as Alex - that they're just going for money or whatever - but I was like, 'Yeah, okay, but there's something beyond money going on at that studio and it has to do with Satan.'"