DETROIT – Another big movie is reportedly making its way to Detroit.
A new "King Kong" movie, starring Michael Keaton and Detroit native J.K. Simmons, will reportedly be shot in Detroit, set in a 1971 version of the city.
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J.K. Simmons told MTV News about it in an interview before a Golden Globes red carpet event.
"It's where I grew up," Simmons said. "and we're going to shoot in Detroit during baseball season, so I'll get to go to Tigers games. There's a lot to like about making this movie."
MTV News' Josh Wigler reports that the movie is slated for a March 2017 release.