вЂњAndrew Stanton is a fantastic filmmaker,' she said. The second draw for Rubeo, and much of the production team, was a chance to work with Wall-E director Andrew Stanton. This is something I donвЂ™t think you do often in science fiction.вЂќ This movie is different because itвЂ™s a science fiction movie set in an ancient civilization. вЂњThe vision Edgar Rice Burroughs had when he wrote these novels at the beginning of the 20th century was an unusual one. вЂњThe way Mars has been portrayed in science fiction has always been in the very distant future - very far off, very futuristic,вЂќ she said.

Rubeo said it was BurroughsвЂ™ depiction of Mars that initially drew her to the project. Carter is quickly drawn into a war between the cities of Zodanga and Helium for the fate of the dying planet. вЂњMars has always been an important focus matter in science fiction,вЂќ Rubeo told Spinoff Online.Д«ased on Edgar Rice Burroughs' pulp adventure novel A Princess of Mars, John Carter tells the tale of man transported from 1860s Earth to Mars, called Barsoom by its natives. However, when the opportunity arose to join the crew of DisneyвЂ™s John Carter, Rubeo jumped at the chance to design the garb of the ancient warrior civilizations of Mars. The costume designer behind such films as Avatar, Apocalypto and World War Z, Mayes Rubeo is an old hand at creating outfits for aliens, bygone societies and ravaged worlds.

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