Over the past few days, we’ve been sharing bits and pieces of interest from Steve’s recent interview with producer Dan Lin in anticipation of the upcoming crime drama Gangster Squad.  He gave updates on Sherlock Holmes 3, talked about the upcoming Lego: Piece of Resistance movie, and provided a brief update on Godzilla.  Today we’ve got another interesting bit from the interview to share, this time focusing on Warner Bros.’ ACME film and the status of an adaptation of the Suicide Squad comics.  Hit the jump to see what he had to say.

Warner Bros. is intent on reestablishing the Looney Tunes brand in the marketplace.  These efforts include theatrical shorts, a show on Cartoon Network, a live-action/CGI Bugs Bunny movie, and a seemingly ill-advised Mike Myers-voiced Pepé Le Pew film.  The latest project is also the most tangential, in that borrows from the Looney Tunes universe without featuring any of the, you know, characters.

The untitled live-action/CGI hybrid revolves around the fictional Acme Corporation.  As you may recall, Acme Corp. produced a slew of shoddy products — anvils, bombs, rockets, and the like.  Looney Tunes is not the exclusive domain of the Acme brand name, but it is certainly the most prominent, notably in the Wile E. Coyote/Roadrunner shorts.  Hit the jump for more details on the project and a look at the Acme catalogue.