'Dark Tower' to Stay at Universal with Lower Budget
1:06 PM PDT 5/13/2011 by
Borys Kit
The massive Universal-Imagine-NBC adaptation of Stephen King¹s mystical Western opus hit snags last week with some reports claiming that project was in turnaround.
Dark Tower is staying at Universal.
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