Friday, August 5, 2011

Next Oscars telecast? by Brett Ratner X-Men's

Brett Ratner has established himself as the producer of the Oscar next transmission.

The director of the Rush Hour series, which is also known for X-Men: The Last Stand and Tower Heist, was elected president of AMPAS Tom Sherak to take over the 84th Academy Awards with last year's co Don Mischer, producer.

Ratner said he hopes The Wrap is not tainted with the same fate as bad as Allan Carr, whose home in Los Angeles who now lives in Carr famous was a critically panned Oscar show in 1989. 

"I hope that's not a curse," he said. "I think Allan is probably up there laughing and saying, 'I hope you learned from my mistakes.'"

Ratner revealed that he has "some names in the back of [his] mind" for who might host the awards show, but said that he has not had the chance to discuss it with Mischer yet.

He also insisted that "comedy is the key" for the event, adding: "If people can sit in that theatre and laugh, and people can watch at home around the world and laugh, then I've accomplished what I want to do. The [ratings] will be what they are."

Mischer has also revealed that he is "very very excited" to be working with Ratner because he "radiates ideas" and is "immersed in the film business from so many angles".

This year's Academy Awards ceremony was hosted by Anne Hathaway and James Franco.