Matthew McConaughey’s new film canceled; his return to the cinema will have to wait

In recent years, Matthew McConaughey has not had the opportunity to see his return to the big screen, until ‘Dallas Sting’ appeared, the film that would mark his return to theaters. However, now Skydance has come out to confirm that the premiere of the tape will not be possible, since they canceled the release due to some “disturbing allegations.”

According to information from The Hollywood Reporter, ‘Dallas Sting’, the new film with Matthew MacConaughey has been canceled, in which Kari Skoglan, in charge of “Falcon and the Winter Soldier”, would be the director of the story. In the story, McConaughey would play Bill Kinder, coach of the Dallas women’s team, who beat several of the top soccer teams in 1984.

Skydance, producer behind the film, confirmed that he will cancel the release of ‘Dallas Ting’ due to “disturbing allegations”, Which, according to Daily mailare linked to the alleged mistreatment of the coach, Bill Kinder, towards the players, who allegedly abused them, both physically and verbally.

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“Dallas Sting” was six weeks away from production, and it was also close to release. This means that Matthew McConaughey’s long-awaited return to cinema will have to waitand the story of Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch, responsible for “Glow” and screenwriters of the film based on real events, will now be archived forever.

Skydance did not provide details on the cancellation of “Dallas Sting”

So far Skydance has not confirmed the real reasons for the cancellation of ‘Dallas Sting’, however it is reasonable that given the allegations about the person who inspired this tape were enough not to want to continue with the production. And so, Matthew McConaughey will have to wait a few more months to return to the big screen.

Although Matthew McConaughey’s career has remained sluggish in recent years after his Oscar in “Dallas Buyers Club”, the actor has remained active in television series such as HBO’s “True Detective” or in films such as “Interstellar”, “The Gentlemen. “or” The Black Tower “.

It is not known at the moment if “Dallas Sting” will be released in the future on a streaming platform, directly on television or in some format that would allow the finished producer to see it. Although, for now, Matthew McConaughey’s return to the screen is canceled until further details.