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From Comingsoon.net:
Troy director Wolfgang Petersen and Warner Bros. are reloading Bullitt, reports Variety. The studio will remake the 1968 Steve McQueen drama with Petersen directing.
The crime caper, centered on tough-guy detective Frank Bullitt, will be contemporized by Cynthia Mort. The original drama was based on the Robert L. Pike novel "Mute Witness," but the remake isn't. Petersen sparked more to the character than to the original storyline.
"Bullitt" is not about "remaking a film or repeating a plot, it is about reviving a great character," Petersen told the trade. "Frank Bullitt is a cool, no-nonsense man who doesn't compromise. Bullitt walks his own path and his pursuit of the truth is unrelenting."
Have they no shame?
Troy director Wolfgang Petersen and Warner Bros. are reloading Bullitt, reports Variety. The studio will remake the 1968 Steve McQueen drama with Petersen directing.
The crime caper, centered on tough-guy detective Frank Bullitt, will be contemporized by Cynthia Mort. The original drama was based on the Robert L. Pike novel "Mute Witness," but the remake isn't. Petersen sparked more to the character than to the original storyline.
"Bullitt" is not about "remaking a film or repeating a plot, it is about reviving a great character," Petersen told the trade. "Frank Bullitt is a cool, no-nonsense man who doesn't compromise. Bullitt walks his own path and his pursuit of the truth is unrelenting."
Have they no shame?
Bejam wrote:
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> "Bullitt" is not about "remaking a film or repeating a
> plot, it is about reviving a great character,"
This would only work if they magaged to resurect steve mcqueen because he is Billit. Which reminds me, does anyone remember the ford advert where they had him driving the car?
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> "Bullitt" is not about "remaking a film or repeating a
> plot, it is about reviving a great character,"
This would only work if they magaged to resurect steve mcqueen because he is Billit. Which reminds me, does anyone remember the ford advert where they had him driving the car?
This is the worst thing ever in the whole world. Ever! Exept that whole war thing that people keep going on about.
They will ruin it and thats all that can be said.
They will ruin it and thats all that can be said.
ronin is class too. mental note - buy ronin on DVD
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> the car chase in the original was perhaps the best ever made, IMO.
"Ronin" a close second. To be honest, "Bullit" as a whole I found quite tedious................
> the car chase in the original was perhaps the best ever made, IMO.
"Ronin" a close second. To be honest, "Bullit" as a whole I found quite tedious................
Bejam wrote:
> Have they no shame?
Nope.
> Have they no shame?
Nope.
let us wait and see.
the car chase in the original was perhaps the best ever made, IMO.
the car chase in the original was perhaps the best ever made, IMO.
From Comingsoon.net:
Troy director Wolfgang Petersen and Warner Bros. are reloading Bullitt, reports Variety. The studio will remake the 1968 Steve McQueen drama with Petersen directing.
The crime caper, centered on tough-guy detective Frank Bullitt, will be contemporized by Cynthia Mort. The original drama was based on the Robert L. Pike novel "Mute Witness," but the remake isn't. Petersen sparked more to the character than to the original storyline.
"Bullitt" is not about "remaking a film or repeating a plot, it is about reviving a great character," Petersen told the trade. "Frank Bullitt is a cool, no-nonsense man who doesn't compromise. Bullitt walks his own path and his pursuit of the truth is unrelenting."
Have they no shame?
Troy director Wolfgang Petersen and Warner Bros. are reloading Bullitt, reports Variety. The studio will remake the 1968 Steve McQueen drama with Petersen directing.
The crime caper, centered on tough-guy detective Frank Bullitt, will be contemporized by Cynthia Mort. The original drama was based on the Robert L. Pike novel "Mute Witness," but the remake isn't. Petersen sparked more to the character than to the original storyline.
"Bullitt" is not about "remaking a film or repeating a plot, it is about reviving a great character," Petersen told the trade. "Frank Bullitt is a cool, no-nonsense man who doesn't compromise. Bullitt walks his own path and his pursuit of the truth is unrelenting."
Have they no shame?