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Edgar Wright And Johnny Depp Summon KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER To The Big Screen!
Beaks here...
The only question I have regarding a big-screen rendition of KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER is "What took 'em so long?" Guess we were waiting for Johnny Depp to wise up and get Edgar Wright on board.
According to Deadline, Wright is set to develop and direct the film version of THE NIGHT STALKER for Disney and Depp's production company, Infinitum Nihil. Depp will, of course, star as Carl Kolchak, the not-entirely-fearless journalist who investigates crimes of a supernatural nature. Since the film is in the nascent stages of development, we've no idea if Depp and Wright will set the story in the present day or go period. If they opt for the former, I'm curious to see if Kolchak will be portrayed as an old-school print reporter or one o' them troublemakin' bloggers.
I love the original series and, in particular, the two made-for-TV movies that inspired it (both of which were written by the great Richard Matheson), and the scary-funny tone is certainly in Wright's wheelhouse. Short of casting a reanimated Darren McGavin, this is a best-case scenario for a Kolchak movie. Given that this is a Disney movie, Wright will have to stay within PG-13 parameters, but that's fine; sure, Kolchak needs to be dark, but not excessively so.
Here's hoping this sucker gets fast-tracked, and we get to see a new Edgar Wright movie no later than 2014!
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SAY WHAT?
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Cinematic homage to the mother of all supernatural television procedural shows!
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Themeatically it's just a post WW II update of 1999's Sleepy Hollow. And this movie doesn't need to be R rated, the TV movies and the show were PG, and still scary. Kolchak: The Night Stalker was the first show I was allowed to stay up to 11/10 central to watch. I was 6. Please be good....Please be good.------later-----m
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Feb. 22, 2012, 2:28 p.m. CST
SOON THERE WILL BE A JOHNNY DEPP MOVIE IN THEATRES EVERY MONTH OF THE YEAR
by IAmTommyWiseau
HOLLYWOOD: "Sick of Johnny Depp? Well, FUCK YOU. Here's another movie with him in. And, before you watch it, you can see three trailers for his other upcoming movies."
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Feb. 22, 2012, 2:29 p.m. CST
woah... you mean Depp is seriously going to star in a movie that's got dark/quirky imagery & themes, that's NOT being directed by Tim Burton??
by TheSeeker7
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Ant Man!
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Feb. 22, 2012, 2:30 p.m. CST
When are they gonna ask Bradley Cooper to reboot X-Files for the big screen?
by Tikidonkeypunch
Come on, you know it's only a matter of time.
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I had the privilege of meeting him many years ago on the set of "Hangar 18" when I was a kid. Great guy to talk with and very funny. He took time away from shooting just to talk to me for about 15 minutes. I think Depp is a great choice and look forward to Wrights' interpretation.
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this is a best-case scenario for a Kolchak movie <p> With Johnny Depp. YEAH!!! <p> Wait what?
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cool.
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Can't Hollywood find another middle-aged man to play the role Darren McGavin made famous?
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British sitcom Allo Allo with Depp simultaneously playing Renee and the airmen?
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Well, it's the next best thing reaaaaaaaaaally
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Maybe a big sweaty Will Sasso....popping Maalox
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Feb. 22, 2012, 2:54 p.m. CST
So....basically its going to be Hunter S Thompson vs Vampires?
by Jobacca
We cant stop here.....this is bat country!!!!!
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Johnny Depp is cool, and of course he can get any movie greenlit, but "Breaking Bad's" Bryan Cranston is perfect to bring Carl Kolchak back to life!
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Depp's a great actor, but we're on overload. And jobacca hit the nail on the fuckin' head. This needs a character actor, and one who isn't a typical leading man - a little older, and a lot crustier. Last thing we need is Depp playing another quirky reporter.
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Totally agree about Bryan Cranston! For that matter, give this guy the role of Jim Gordon when Nolan's series is done!
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it's been said before, but I think he would be ideal. I like Depp, though, and i trust him. i think he is smart enough to see that it needs to be set in the 70's, and you can't dump the seer-sucker suit and straw boat hat. Drop those things, modernize it and you have ten pounds of shit in a five pound bag...or that townsend series.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 2:59 p.m. CST
I've been waiting for a big screen remake of The Night Stalker...
by eustisclay
...Kolchak: The Night Stalker, not so much. The original movie was great and suspenseful,and creepy as hell for those of us in jr high. And it didn't need to be rated R, it complied with the tv standars at the time. Of course, in the early 70's vampire flicks could be really bloody and still get a pg. But the film is only 75 mins long and I've always thought it could be a great scary big screen flick. But a comedic Kolchak, I don't know. Why Depp has to keep making these tongue in cheek flick(I loved the original, very bloody, House of Dark Shadows. Depss Dark Shadows film, looks like it could be cool, but doubt it will be frightening or bloody).
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Feb. 22, 2012, 3:03 p.m. CST
First Dark Shadows, now Night Stalker..any other Dan Curtis properties Depp can remake?
by openthepodbaydoorshal
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Bryan Cranston would be great in this. Ed Oneil would have too (he is too old now tho...)
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Jonah Hill as Fester (and don't play him like Lloyd did *shaking fist in anger*). Bring back Christina Ricci but as Morticia. And this time give the movie a BLOODY PLOT!!!!!
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Used to stay up and watch it when I was young.
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And as Jim Gordon? Yep. How about: Tim Watley DDS the Movie!
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I too LOVED this show as a kid and have revisited several times over the years. Even recently tracked down an old paperback copy of the book Matheson based the original script on. Love me som Kolchak and McGavin was an unrecognized national treasure, as far as I'm concerned. Hell, I even own a searsucker suit myself, for chrissakes. Here's the thing, though -- Night Stalker is ripe for a remake on the big screen. The first TV-movie was gold, and some of the eps from the series had great creepy moments, but it was McGavin that carried the show. An inspired premise that (with the exception of the 1st movie) never fully delivered on its potential. Even McGavin was totally fed up with the rushed scripts and lack of production value mid-way through the series. I know that Depp has a true affection for this and Dark Shadows. And I'll be disappointed if he and Burton fuck up Dark Shadows (although it looks good from the pics), but if he and Wright screw the pooch on Kolchak, I will be pissed beyond belief. Yeah, the Disney connection is worrisome, but as someone else mentioned, it can be done well within the PG-13 boundries. And Depp can create a quirky character, and I'm sure he won't simply mimic McGavin, but if he and Wright go too campy or silly -- it'll be ruined. Oh, and yes, keep it in the '70s, for fucks sake. Okay, here's really hoping they do right by this property, one of the old shows I hold most dear to my horror loving childhood heart.
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In a remake of "Trilogy of Terror!"
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I just realized the other day that Bryan Cranston was re-gifter Tim Watley. Mind=Blown
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Maybe it was just the wardrobe, but I often thought of Depp playing Kolchak when I was watching THE RUM DIARY. I'm looking forward to this.
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While Johnny Depp may not leap to mind as Kolchak, he'll probably be okay. Frankly his interest was probably what took to get this untangled from its ABC/Disney rights morass that kept the character off screen for years. Also, with Edgar Wright at the helm I feel a lot safer. Don't fret the PG13...remember the show was on TV 30 years ago so I'm sure it'll be fine.
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Maybe it will work on the big screen.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 4:03 p.m. CST
I think we've all kind of come to the Conclusion that Dark Shadows
by Samuel Fulmer
Isn't going to be very good, but where's the trailer, it's coming out in a few months?
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Even though Depp's about the same age McGavin was when he did the original, which I saw when it first aired.I always loved when the vampire threw the hospital orderly out the window.
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I would really like the third film in the Cornetto trilogy first please thank you.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 4:16 p.m. CST
First Dark Shadows, now Night Stalker..any other Dan Curtis properties Depp can remake?
by carlotta_valdes
Johnny Depp as the Zuni Fetish Doll.
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Or is that too meta? Or would it cancel out both series right out existence?
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Only the Canadians will get that one. :-)
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Dumbest movie premise 'evar'!
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Feb. 22, 2012, 4:32 p.m. CST
Pym isn't in The Avengers because they were letting Wright save him for Ant Man
by rev_skarekroe
A film he apparently has no intention of ever making. Lame.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 4:51 p.m. CST
The only question is whether Depp will trot out his Hunter S Thompson bit for Kolchak
by DoctorTom
It would certainly be a different take on Kolchak.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 4:51 p.m. CST
What Old Television Show Will Johnny Depp Turn Into A Movie Next?
by IAmTommyWiseau
Knight Rider? Gilligan's Island? Baywatch?
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I love the NIGHT STALKER. Sadly, most of the film execs I speak to never heard of the original series or MOWs. Yeah, some of these folks are young, but others are in their early 40s.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 5:04 p.m. CST
Crowe can still play schlubby, cranky, middle aged lovable,
by openthepodbaydoorshal
can't he?
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Feb. 22, 2012, 5:08 p.m. CST
this just in: AICN talbackers the most sexually frustrated haters on the planet
by billydeewilliams
Jesus! You hate 'The Avengers', Christopher Nolan, Marvel, DC, you hate action movies, sci-fi movies, horror movies. Get laid. Relax.
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I'm glad people are coming round to this - Bryan Cranston would be literally PERFECT as Kolchak. i've been saying and saying it since that god awful serious TV version by the X-files guys was made. Kolchak is tongue in cheek, cod, and utterly brilliant - and fits Cranstons style of comic acting PERFECTLY. But - lets be real. Unless they have another go at a TV version (doing it right this time), Cranston ain't big enough box office to make it fly. Depp will do - he's got enough nouse to realise the nuances of the character - and I trust him. But Cranston would be sooo much better.
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I absolutely, positively LOVE the Kolchak series. I even liked the newer "Night Stalker" series, though it was a departure. However, I cannot stand the idea of Depp-ifying the series. Depp's performances have bordered on parody, with silly accents and affectations. If Depp can play it straight, maybe it'd work, but if he goes with weirdness, I will absolutely refuse to see it.
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...obviously, the bird has flown on that bit of dream casting. Unless, as some have suggested, they give a regular TV series another try. Then, hell's yeah -- perfect fit. Ab-so-freakin'-lutely. But, c'mon... it'll never happen, so why not hope that Depp and Wright get this off the ground and do right by the property and the character. I don't wanna see Depp do another Hunters S. Thompson and I don't wanna see him merely ape McGavin -- but he can certainly come up with a memorably quirkly, caustic portrayal. We know that he can. Fingers crossed.
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but after seeing what Disney has done with John Carter of Mars I have zero hope of this being a good movie. I'll just have to keep watching repeats of the Night Stalker when this comes on. I used to sit and watch this show with my mother back in the 80's.
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Although kind of like RUM DIARY, but for BRUCE ROBINSON doing HUNTER S THOMPSON it was kind of flat.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 5:48 p.m. CST
I would prefer a film called "PYM PARTICLES" that features Ant-Man/Giantman
by the Green Gargantua
I would have him meet Janet Van Dyne while riding a queen ant through a garden. The wonder of finding a tiny woman in a magical private world would be cinema magic. yes, this would be a more ultimates version of The Wasp, I just see that working better.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 6:08 p.m. CST
I thought the whole point of having your own film company was
by Subtitles_Off
to make good movies, quality art, little passion projects that couldn't otherwise get made because, you know, Hollywood is so busy raping childhoods and scavenging old ideas. I thought Johnny Depp was this serious, tortured artist, forced into the Jello-mold of contemporary conformity. I thought all this shit was beneath him. Obviously, I was wrong. John Christopher Depp gotta eat.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 6:11 p.m. CST
I wondre if he'll use a digital camera, or use that shitty little Kodak 110 film gauge camera that McGavin used?
by planetran_fan
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The promos leading up to it has all up kids in hog heaven. Then I remember the series on at 8 pm Fridays against Chico and the Man on NBC and Planet Of The Apes on CBS. What a choice for a young fan. Of course I always chose Night Stalker but it was a choice I didn't have to make for long.
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GET OFF MY GODDAMN LAWN!!!
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Feb. 22, 2012, 6:27 p.m. CST
So good to see the Night Stalker and Darren McGavin love here!
by CrusherJen
I've got fond memories of both, and own the DVD with the two TV-movies. That was some fine 70's era horror. I also agree that Bryan Cranston would be a far better Kolchak than Johnny Depp. Here's hoping the new film will work anyway, even if it is yet another remake (sigh.)
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Darren McGavin. Kill this movie before its too late.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 6:31 p.m. CST
Enough time has passed for Hollywood. Why not have Depp star in remakes of Sleepy Hollow, and, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? It's been more than 2 years.
by theDORK
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Feb. 22, 2012, 6:37 p.m. CST
Just wait until they start making movies out of 90s shows or cartoons TV shows.
by Ingeld
Saved by the Bell the Movie! Live Action Rugrats Boy Meets World Goes to the Big Screen. Northern Exposure the Film. Who should we get to play the Fresh Prince in the movie version? Maybe Ribiero can play Uncle Phil.
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I understand that the last Pirate movie and pretty much anything he does with Burton anymore is awful, but has everyone forgotten how great and intereting he can be? And with Edgar Wright no less? Sign me up. Would love to see these guys knock it outta the park.
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If Depp doesn't have a huge ego, he can produce this and take a back seat as the Vampire while Bryan Cranston can play the role he was born to perform.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 7:21 p.m. CST
Someone get an online petition going for Cranston as Kolchak
by MooseMalloy
-- Imagine how awesome it would be to see him in that role after BREAKING BAD, a return to some lighter material with scares.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 7:23 p.m. CST
But then again with Cranston it would be a better TV series than movie
by MooseMalloy
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Feb. 22, 2012, 7:29 p.m. CST
JOHNNY, PLEASE LISTEN, DON'T CAST YOURSELF AS KOLCHACK; STEVE BUSCEMI WOULD MAKE A PERFECT KOLCHAK
by Joe Plumber
YOU'RE WELCOME!
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Feb. 22, 2012, 7:33 p.m. CST
Any Cranston fans need to go out of their way to see the animated BATMAN:YEAR ONE
by MooseMalloy
-- Incredible voice performance by Cranston as Gordon.
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What are they gonna do? Make it funny? Light? Hee hee hilarious? Fuck this shit. I like Depp, well for the most part, but messing with Kolchak? Fuck off Depp!
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I mean, HOT FUZZ? SCOTT PILGRIM? Co-writing TINTIN? Did I forget some masterpiece in there? This could still be good; but Edgar Wright doesn't especially fill me with confidence.
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Depp? I guess.... Cranston's fantastic casting. In the last talk-back everyone wanted JK Simmons. And James Gandolfini as Vincenzo...
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but gee whizz....can't I see ONE movie free of him?
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Feb. 22, 2012, 8:30 p.m. CST
Yes on making The Night Stalker, NOOO on Depp playing Kolchak
by conspiracy
I sure as fuck don't need another wacky faced, prancing, one Character fits all Depp part. Jack Sparrow is Willy Wonka is The Mad Hatter is... NOT FUCKING KOLCHAK.
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now that he is back on the Poon Hunt.
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...you knows it! Heaven knows the guy needs a break. He's certainly got the McGavin chops.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 8:35 p.m. CST
I'd rather get the World's End, but at this point I don't even care.
by Yelsaeb
I just want more Wright and I want it now.
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Love that opening jingle: 'I'm seeing things, believe it, I've never seen before'... That would rock if Johnny Depp, or someone similarly middle aged played the Ciccone!
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Take that!
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Feb. 22, 2012, 9:03 p.m. CST
Depp may be technically middle-aged, but he still looks about thirty
by Nasty In The Pasty
And the appeal of the Kolchak character was that he was a middle-aged, rumpled workaday schlub. Plus, the character has ZERO pop-culture recognition factor for the majority of today's filmgoers, so the incentive for remaking this is extremely dubious. I mean, at least most people have HEARD of the Lone Ranger, but pretty much the only people who have heard of Kolchak know it as the series that inspired The X-Files. They did that blink-and-you-missed-it TV revival a few years back, and no one cared, so do they think sinking $150 million into the property and casting Depp will make a difference?
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Feb. 22, 2012, 9:23 p.m. CST
I like that Johnny Depp. He is greatest actor in the world.
by ajit maholtra
I think he make a good Kojak.
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Feb. 22, 2012, 9:28 p.m. CST
There's really no Depp hate here; more along the lines of Depp weariness.
by Orbots Commander
The guy is a pretty great actor, has loads of movie star charisma, and comes off as a hell of a nice guy to boot (that stunt, posted on YouTube from some UK Mom's cell phone video, where Depp showed up fully dressed as Jack Sparrow, and in character, to an elementary school classroom, in response to a little girl's fan letter, comes to mind). That said, we *are* on Depp overload and everybody's getting a little weary of seeing him in seemingly every other big tentpole movie. The dude is getting way overexposed, IMO of course.
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I've never really seen that much of a connection between the two. I'm sure Chris Carter was somewhat inspired by Kolchak, but I can see more direct influences on the show from films like All the Presidents Men, Close Encounters, Silence of the Lambs, or the Quartermass movies.
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Don't be gay.
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Cheesey as they were, I loved Nightstalker. But especially the first TV move.
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You want someone who has a world weariness and some mileage on him. Brendan Fraser, perhaps. Or Kevin Kline. Perhaps even Tom Selleck. PAD
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OK, I can reluctantly get on board with Depp as Kolchak (my favorite show of the 1970s). But who will fill Simon Oakland's sizable shoes as editor and foil Tony Vincenzo??? Danny Aiello pops to mind, but he's pushing 80 these days. We know JK Simmons can play a great blowhard editor/publisher...
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Feb. 22, 2012, 11:23 p.m. CST
You're right, orbots commander, about the current glut of Depp projects
by Nasty In The Pasty
Then again, considering how he was box office POISON for the first two decades of his career (hard to believe now, isn't it?), I can certainly understand why he'll say "yes" to pretty much any script tossed his way these days, and why so many movie studios send him those scripts...genuine Movie Stars who can guarantee an opening weekend based on their name alone are exceedingly rare these days. Formerly untouchable 80's/90's megastars like Tom Cruise, Harrison Ford, and Bruce Willis can't guarantee box office anymore. Aside from The Rum Diary, name the last major Depp movie to gross less than $100 million. I think you'd have to go back to Secret Window in 2004, and that was the highest-grossing Stephen King movie in YEARS based solely on Depp's then freshly-minted box office clout. If movie studios were offering me $20+ million per flick, I'd want to put my nose to the grindstone as long as my fame allowed. Yes, I'd love to see a return of the Depp who took more risks in commercially dubious (yet quality) fare, but when you've earned a few billion dollars for Disney in the last ten years, it's hard to break out of that kind of straightjacket.
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How about Vincent D'onofrio as Kolchak's ever suffering boss? Time he reclaimed his movie star status, opposed to "that guy, from that TV show."
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But he'll probably pull it off because Wright is running the show. This is seriously awesome news. I love Kolchak. Hated the new series they tried to do a few years ago. But this is welcome news. The original show paved the way for a lot of good horror stuff. Hope it's fucking good.
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I read an interview back in the 90s sometime where Carter talked about how much of an inspiration Kolchak was and how they actually wanted to work out a crossover episode where Scully and Mulder actually crossed paths with McGavin's Kolchak, who would still be wearing his straw hat and cheap blue suit. Alas, for various reasons it was not to be. How awesome wouldn't that have been?
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Feb. 23, 2012, 3:07 a.m. CST
Put me down for another vote for Bryan Cranston to play Kolchak
by lv_426
It just doesn't get any more obvious than that. I guess it could be worse though. It might have been Johnny Depp and Tim Burton remaking The Night Stalker.
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While my first choice is still Cranston, your suggestion of Murray is excellent. Either would be much better than Depp (and I am not a Depp hater just to be clear).
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Feb. 23, 2012, 4:25 a.m. CST
They dug up Darrn McGavin to get his undead opinion on Depp playing Kolchak, and he stated:
by BrashHulk
NOTAFINGA!!
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..to go along with my call (and you know I started it) of Cranston as Kolchak. And it would be way cool if it was set in the 70s.
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I'm sorry, but that's a truly terrible idea. Thing is, he considers such material to be beneath him these days and would play Kolchak with a Venkman-like smugness which is totally the opposite of who Kolchak is. Wry and cynical, yes, but never smug.
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...that means you care for him. If you could not care less for Depp, that means you would not care for him one single bit. But you are caring for him. He is your sweetie.
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Feb. 23, 2012, 7:59 a.m. CST
Ok we're now at the earliest stage of my childhood. Figure after we see Sigmund the Sea Monster
by UltraTron
made into a cgi epic then all the remakes will stop. Night Stalker- sure sure. Rather have Fassbender as Hellblazer. A trilogy. Or even a series. You have so many great Hellblazer cases that would make perfect episodes or movies.
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Feb. 23, 2012, 8:04 a.m. CST
As long as Burton is kept away from this, it has a chance...
by Half-Baked-Goggle-Box-Do-Gooder
Burton doesn't really make movies anymore. He makes feature-length commercials for production design houses.
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Loved the Night Stalker so much as a kid.
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Feb. 23, 2012, 9:14 a.m. CST
Ultratron, there is no doubt in my mind there WILL BE a Sigmund the Sea Monster movie
by Joe Plumber
and probably H.R. Puff N' Stuff as well. They've already did Land of the Lost. We must be the same age. I grew up with all those Krofft brothers shows as well. I still have fond memories of the Beatles rip-off Sigmund the Sea Monster theme song.
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Feb. 23, 2012, 9:17 a.m. CST
Thinking that Paul Giammatti would be a great Kolchack also
by Joe Plumber
I agree that Bill Murray would phone in the role and his condescending aloofness would ruin it.
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When they did the shitty tv reboot he was the guy that came to mind. I could easily see him wearing the seersucker and cheap hat chasing the supernatural. Cranston is the more obvious choice because he looks sort of like McGavin and he has the serious/comedic timing for the role.
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The 110 was due to low budgets for the series. In the movies he had professional caliber 35mm ones.
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Period (70s) has a charm a contemporary version couldn't match. As for blogging? As a wise man once said "Blogging isn't writing, it's graffiti with punctuation." And it would eliminate a big part of the fun in the movies/series, that is the unique working chemistry between Kolchak and Vincenzo. As for Murray playing Kolchak, no thanks. No matter how ludicrous a situation Kolchak wound up in, McGavin always played him straight. I'm not sure Murray can carry that off.
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Since the tv remake was set in the current times. Also, while Gavin did play the character straight there was always a comedic eve slapstick element to the character. But, agreed, Murray would be horrible. At least, current Murray.
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Feb. 23, 2012, 10:33 a.m. CST
Bryan Cranston = Carl Kolchak NOT overused Johnny Depp
by Negative Man
Cranston is the perfect actor to be placed under that Crushable Raffia. Depp is, frankly, too pretty for the role.
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Feb. 23, 2012, 10:51 a.m. CST
@ carl's hat. Gandalfini is a brilliant casting choice. Well done sir.
by v3d
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but I also agree that Bryan Cranston would be an excellent Kolchak
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I totally agree, why are we waiting for the last Cornetto movie to be made? Shaun of the Dead and Hot fuzz were made years ago (still love them both) and I’m still waiting! C’mon Mr Wright, you Pegg and Frost promised us a trilogy, this had better not been another wind up like the promised third series of ‘Spaced’ (It was on the official ‘Spaced’ website for years that that was going to happen)...... You trio of fucking Lando’s!
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Those were the days, weren't they? We had it so good.
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They essentially did do this in an X-Files episode. McGavin wasn't Kolchak - he was a retired FBI agent, but the references were clear. The episode was "Agua Mala", in season 6.
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There's your Kolchak.
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Depp as Kolchak, Gandolfini as Vincenzo, Willem Dafoe as Skorzeny. Keep it light but scary. Then do The Night Strangler & Night Killers. But set it in the seventies!
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Something in the same vein as his terrific 'Conspiracy Theory' score.
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