Disney's The Lone Ranger set to ride back to action

It had not been such a long time ago that people were confirming that Disney had drawn the plug around the ambitious new movie version from the Lone Ranger.Now, Deadline are confirming the problems happen to be basically resolved in the studio, as well as an official announcement is anticipated in a few days.The important thing gamers - The Actor-brad Pitt as Tonto, Armie Hammer because the masked hero and Ruth Wilson (Luther) because the female lead - are required to become back, and we are wishing Helena Bonham Carter will return, too.Although it appeared strange that the project in the Pirates From The Caribbean energy-combo of Depp, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Gore Verbinski could be shelved, the main concern was your budget, that was edging north of $250m.Bruckheimer and director Gore Verbinski have apparently chipped that figure lower to some mere $215m.Deadline indicates the disappointing performance of the summer's western-designed Cowboys & Aliens might have triggered Disney's resistance.The vintage property still seems like a rather dangerous proposition, there is however always the actual hope that Depp, Verbinski and Bruckheimer could recapture the spirit from the first Pirates, with lots of laughs, adventure and old-fashioned swashbuckling.It's not obvious when the Lone Ranger continues to be likely to hit its original December 2012 release date.