Showing posts with label Alan Tudyk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alan Tudyk. Show all posts
January 18, 2012
New Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Poster
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20th Century Fox,
Alan Tudyk,
Anthony Mackie,
Benjamin Walker,
Dominic Cooper,
Mary Elizabeth Winstead,
Robin McLeavy,
Rufus Sewell,
Seth Grahame-Smith,
Tim Burton,
Timur Bekmambetov
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Christopher M.
March 18, 2011
Alan Tudyk & Robin McLeavy Join Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Alan Tudyk and Robin McLeavy have joined Timur Bekmambetov's (Wanted) Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Robin had previously been linked to the role of Mary Todd which is being portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Benjamin Walker, Anthony Mackie, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Jimmi Simpson had previously been cast in the film.
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Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter,
Alan Tudyk,
Anthony Mackie,
Benjamin Walker,
Dominic Cooper,
Jimmi Simpson,
Mary Elizabeth Winstead,
Robin McLeavy,
Seth Grahame-Smith,
Tim Burton,
Timur Bekmambetov
Posted by
Christopher M.
December 24, 2010
RUMOR: Alan Tudyk Playing Hank Pym In Ant-Man?
ComicBookMovie is reporting the rumor that Alan Tudyk will be playing Ant-Man in Edgar Wright's film. While there is no reason to believe their out of the air source. This is pure speculation and wishful thinking until it's backed up by a credible source. It's still interesting and somewhat possible if you think about it.
Tudyk isn't a large film star something Marvel has been keen on when casting their heroes. Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. (pre-Iron Man) were never known for headlining blockbuster films. Alan like the others is slowly gathering steam playing roles in films like A Knight's Tale, Death At A Funeral, Dale & Tucker Vs Evil and the upcoming Transformers: Dark of The Moon. He even had some scene stealing scenes alongside Kristen Wiig in Knocked Up.
His working relationship with Avengers director/writer Joss Whedon also could come into play. Alan and Joss worked together on the television series/movie Serenity and Dollhouse. They say that Hank Pym will indeed have a cameo in Avengers and will have an after credits scene. Considering Kevin Feige's recent update of Edgar Wright starting work on the second draft of the script it's possible they could be casting. The Avengers script wasn't even finished before they hired Jeremy Renner for Hawkeye.
Tudyk isn't a large film star something Marvel has been keen on when casting their heroes. Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. (pre-Iron Man) were never known for headlining blockbuster films. Alan like the others is slowly gathering steam playing roles in films like A Knight's Tale, Death At A Funeral, Dale & Tucker Vs Evil and the upcoming Transformers: Dark of The Moon. He even had some scene stealing scenes alongside Kristen Wiig in Knocked Up.
His working relationship with Avengers director/writer Joss Whedon also could come into play. Alan and Joss worked together on the television series/movie Serenity and Dollhouse. They say that Hank Pym will indeed have a cameo in Avengers and will have an after credits scene. Considering Kevin Feige's recent update of Edgar Wright starting work on the second draft of the script it's possible they could be casting. The Avengers script wasn't even finished before they hired Jeremy Renner for Hawkeye.
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Alan Tudyk,
Ant-Man,
Avengers,
Edgar Wright,
Joss Whedon,
Kevin Feige,
Marvel Studios
Posted by
Christopher M.
November 7, 2008
Films That Should Be Made: Vampire Hunter D - Bloodlust

It's only a matter of time before Vampire Hunter D gets adapted to a live-action movie. It's noted that at this point no official announcement has been made that any studio is interested. What really grabbed me about "Blood Lust" is it's mix of Victorian style with technology. The only director I can think of when watching the anime is Terry Gilliam. For some odd reason it reminds me of Brothers Grimm but a little darker and violent.

Gilliam is the type of director who can pull off a film of this size on a budget it's most likely going to get, which wouldn't be much. Although he doesn't make mainstream films this one could be just off-beat enough for him.

-Johnny Depp as D.

-Vincent Cassel (Eastern Promises) as Meier Link.

-Lena Headey (Brothers Grimm) as Leila.

-Lily Cole (Doctor Parnassus) as Charlotte Elbourne.

-Natalia Avelon (8 Miles High) as Bloody Countess Camilla.

-Ron Perlman (Hellboy) as Borgoff.

-Alan Tudyk (Death At A Funeral) as Kyle.

-Roland Kickinger (Terminator Salvation) as Nolt.
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Alan Tudyk,
Johnny Depp,
Lena Headey,
Lily Cole,
Natalia Avelon,
Roland Kickinger,
Ron Perlman,
Terry Gilliam,
Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust,
Vincent Cassel
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Christopher M.
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