Guest EdwardKnoxII Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 So how long before they make Knight Rider, A Team, and Air Wolf movies? There's been talk about Knight Rider and A-Team movies off and on for years.
Guest Vern Gagne Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Was Air Wolf even a popular show when it was on TV? Kid Rock would be my choice to sing the theme song. Maybe, a duet with Waylon's buddy Willie Nelson.
Rendclaw Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Airwolf was VERY popular for the first couple of seasons, when Jan-Michael Vincent could at least TRY to act, then his boozing and drug use caught up with him big time. Is Ernest Borgnine still alive?
LaParkaYourCar Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 So how long before they make Knight Rider, A Team, and Air Wolf movies? There's been talk about Knight Rider and A-Team movies off and on for years. Well there were made for TV Knight Rider movies. Knight Rider 2000 & 2010
Guest EdwardKnoxII Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Is Ernest Borgnine still alive? Of course. He's the voice of Mermaid Man on Spongebob Squarepants.
Guest El Satanico Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Well there were made for TV Knight Rider movies. Knight Rider 2000 & 2010 God damnit...never mention those agane :shudders: I'm waiting for Greatest American Hero: The Movie
LaParkaYourCar Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Hey Knight Rider 2000 was actually pretty good. 2010 on the other hand would have been a good movie in and of itself, but it had nothing to do with Knight Rider yet it was given the Knight Rider name.
Guest Crazy Dan Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 To get back on this Dukes of Hazrd theme... I think the thought of Paul Walker and Ashton trying to capture the magic of the originals, well I am skeptical. Also, who here thinks that Paul Walker will bust a vein trying his hardest not say the word "Dude" in every sentence. But Brittany in Daisy Dukes has me intrigued.
Guest Vern Gagne Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Neither one seems like they can refrain from saying Dude in every other sentence.
Guest razazteca Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 Is Ernest Borgnine still alive? Of course. He's the voice of Mermaid Man on Spongebob Squarepants. Ernest must me Uncle Jesse then. How old his he, 100?
Guest WrestlingDeacon Posted August 2, 2003 Report Posted August 2, 2003 I looked it up and Borgnine is 86. Keep in mind that James Best, Rosco P. Coltraine, is still alive too. He's 67.
Guest Zack Malibu Posted August 3, 2003 Report Posted August 3, 2003 Well there were made for TV Knight Rider movies. Knight Rider 2000 & 2010 God damnit...never mention those agane :shudders: I'm waiting for Greatest American Hero: The Movie Apparently Disney is doing it next year from what I've heard.
Guest WrestlingDeacon Posted August 3, 2003 Report Posted August 3, 2003 That Greatest American Hero Movie better have Robert Culp in it. Robert Culp is Justice. Robert Culp is rule. I think I heard about a Fall Guy movie at one time too.
Guest EdwardKnoxII Posted August 3, 2003 Report Posted August 3, 2003 Looks like Cooter hates the new Duke concept. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...movies_eo/12251 Britney Fit for Daisy Dukes' Shorts? Fri Aug 1, 5:45 PM ET Add Entertainment - E! Online to My Yahoo! By Joal Ryan Don't tell Cooter about Britney Spears stepping into Daisy Duke's shorty shorts for a Dukes of Hazzard movie. "It's a ludicrous idea," said Ben Jones, who played good ol' mechanic Cooter on the 1979-85 TV series, meaning no offense to the popster. "Nobody has ever worn Daisy Dukes as well as Daisy Duke." Spears' name was floated as possible Daisy material in Thursday's Hollywood Reporter. The trade paper also noted Ashton Kutcher and Paul Walker (news) were "expressing their interest" in playing Daisy's General Lee-driving kin, with trucker-hat fan Kutcher presumably eyeing the role of Luke (the dark-haired Duke) and Walker hot for Bo (the fair-haired Duke). The movie's said to be in the script-writing stage at Warner Bros. Reached for comment Thursday at Jones' Sperryville, Virginia, club and museum, Cooter's Place, the self-described Dukes historian said the way he sees it, Daisy Duke was, and is, Catherine Bach (news), just as John Schneider (news)'s Bo Duke, Tom Wopat (news)'s Luke Duke and he's, well, Cooter. "When people think of the Dukes of Hazzard they think of us," Jones, 61, said. "Why don't you get Bo Duke to play Bo Duke? Why don't you get Luke Duke to play Luke? Why don't you get Cooter to play Cooter?" Jones is not the first to pose such questions. In 2001, David Soul (news), Hutch of TV's Starsky & Hutch, expressed similar sentiments when Ben Stiller (news) became attached to star in a big-screen version of the 1970s cop show. Soul's lobbying efforts failed--mostly. Starsky & Hutch, the movie, is due to open next March, with Stiller as Starsky and Owen Wilson (news) as Hutch. But Soul and original costar Paul Michael Glaser were invited back for cameos. Jones, who, following his days under the General Lee's hood, went on to serve two terms in Congress, said he understands that movie producers crave young stars. He even has a suggestion on how to keep both Dukes loyalists and anxious studio execs happy: Let the Kutchers, Walkers and Spearses play the Duke family's next generation; let Wopat, Schneider and Bach cameo as their original Duke selves. And most of all, let Dukes be Dukes. "If they try to do some sort of smart-ass thing, it won't work," Jones said. The Dukes of Hazzard was a critically panned, but audience-embraced Top 10 hit through seven seasons on CBS. The show focused on the adventures of two good-looking cousins (Schneider and Wopat), their really fast car (a tricked-out 1969 Charger dubbed the General Lee), their even better-looking cousin (Bach), their wizened father figure (Denver Pyle (news) as Uncle Jessie), and the corrupt Hazzard County kingpin (Sorrell Booke (news) as Boss Hogg) who vowed, in vain, to "get them Duke boys!" The series hit a road bump in 1982 when Wopat and Schneider held out for a bigger cut of Dukes tie-in merchandise. The powers-that-be played hardball with the actors, writing out Bo and Luke and introducing Coy (Byron Cherry) and Vance (Christopher Mayer). The fake Dukes didn't take. One sub-standard ratings' season later, Wopat and Schneider returned. According to Jones, the experience should serve as a lesson to those would try to fill out Bo and Luke's jeans in a big-screen version. "It was a disaster," Jones said of the Dukes' lost season. "They were nice guys, but it was a disaster. They were just blocks of wood." Jones will recall happier Dukes days next weekend at the third annual Dukesfest, where upwards of 20,000 will converge at the Sperryville Cooter's Place to celebrate Hazzard County's finest. This year's event will mark the show's 25th anniversary. (Production on the series began in the fall of 1978.) Original stars James Best (news) (Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane), Sonny Shroyer (news) (Deputy Enos Strate) and Rick Hurst (Deputy Cletus Hogg) are among those expected to appear, along with Jones. In past years, fans have traveled from as far away as South America and Italy to pay homage to what Jones likens to a "permanent piece of Americana"--"a "B-movie Western with cars." In the end, Jones said he wishes the makers of the Dukes movie well, and he wishes they'll stay true to the spirit of the show. And one more thing... "Let 'em know Cooter's available to play Cooter," Jones said, laughing I like his idea of having them being the next generation of Dukes and having Wopat, Schneider and Bach cameo as their original Duke selves.
Guest The Grand Pubah of 1620 Posted August 3, 2003 Report Posted August 3, 2003 That is a pretty sweet idea. But where is Cooter's museum. I want to meet Rosco.
Guest Vyce Posted August 3, 2003 Report Posted August 3, 2003 I hate Hollywood. I hate it so very, very much.
Guest El Satanico Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 A big hollywood remake of the tv show that uses cameos as a nod to the original show. That's funny...
Guest El Satanico Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 I believe she's from Alabama or some other shit hole like that.
Guest The Grand Pubah of 1620 Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 She is from Arkansas. And Alabama isn't a shit hole.
Guest The Grand Pubah of 1620 Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 Britney is from Louisiana Sorry, I'm not up on my Britney history. But I do know that she has a great ass!
Guest razazteca Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 I hope this movie does better than I Spy or McHale's Navy.
Guest Vern Gagne Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 Slightly off topic The Starsky and Hutch movie better be good. It's got a great cast. Much better than the TV show. That's one remake that I wouldn't mind seeing.
Guest starvenger Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 Britney is from Louisiana Sorry, I'm not up on my Britney history. But I do know that she has a great ass! ...which is exactly why Britney (and any other actresses - or singer/actresses et al - with nice asses) should have to audition for the role. With myself as casting director, of course...
Guest El Satanico Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 No no...Alabama IS a shit hole. Ask anyone...outside of Alabama residents living in denial they will agree.
Guest The Grand Pubah of 1620 Posted August 4, 2003 Report Posted August 4, 2003 No no...Alabama IS a shit hole. Ask anyone...outside of Alabama residents living in denial they will agree. I don't live in Alabama, but it still isn't a shithole.
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