Thanks for posting!

Some more info from that article:

The script is being written by Jesse Wigutow and David DiGilio, since Legacy writers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz are now producing “Once Upon a Time.” Joseph Kosinski is still attached to direct. If the film takes place more in the real world than “the grid,” as the end of Legacy suggests, Alan Bradley (Boxleitner) will have a bigger part. “That’s what I’m told, but you didn’t hear me say that,” Boxleitner joked. “I think it’s going to be a lot about taking the company back because if you remember Sam Flynn says to Alan at the end, just before he rides his bike off into the sunrise with Quorra, says, ‘We’re going to take the company back.’ That’s not the end of the movie. That’s the beginning of the next one. That’s foreshadowing. And you don’t get Cillian Murphy to do an unscripted cameo." As recently as our 2012 interview with Murphy he claimed he only played Edward Dillinger as a cameo, even though a short film on the TRON: Legacy Blu-ray says he is important.

allenhuffman Wrote:Now that they have the new universe established, it would be fun for them to make a nod to the TRON 2.0 game and have a sequence where they visit the "old system" and show the original grid/costumes.

My silly idea of a 2.0 and Uprising shoutout in one package would be having Mr. Wood do a voice-only cameo as Jet talking with his dad on a cell phone.

Yes, I know what this would imply...someone on DeviantArt made a joke about it and it makes a strange kind of sense.

*shrug* Seven years old, probably just as scary as his parents when it comes to brain power (novelization says his ma was a Ph.D. before 25 and internationally recognized physics and computer science expert before 30. His dad doesn't have the Ph.D, but probably invented computer security as that universe would know it...), grew up with computers, and a LOT of help from his godfather learning how to code and why, in that universe, you take it VERY seriously. Granted, godfather Flynn was probably doing most of the heavy lifting, but it's not implausible to learn a few rudimentary coding skills.

The physical resemblance wasn't as striking as the attitude resemblance, though.

I do get the bad feeling that many of the characters from the digital world will be summarily dismissed with "They're dead." All of the Uprising cast looks very doomed. (Clu's army rolling into Argon? Yeah, most, if not all, are screwed). Not looking too good for Yori, seeing what happened to her husband. Zues might have survived - he's too much a con man not to anticipate Clu pulling a double-cross.