'Robin Hood' star Russell Crowe has taken to his Twitter.com page to deny he's set to star in a remake of Michael Crichton's sci-fi thriller remake 'WESTWORLD'.
Crowe reportedly signed up to a new version of the 1973 film, which was author Crichton's first outing as a big screen director and originally starred Yul Brynner as a gunslinging android at a fantasy theme park.
But he has shot down the rumours, insisting there is no truth to them.
He tweets:
"WestWorld purely a rumour, I've never been contacted about it."
And Crowe also sets the record straight about claims he's taking over from late fellow Aussie Heath Ledger in 'Dirt Music' - an adaptation of Tim Winton's award-winning book. He states the project is a long way from completion.
He adds:
"Dirt Music is still off in the never, never somewhere."
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