Kung Fu will conquer the movie screens
Universal believes that everything new is well forgotten old. The Hollywood Film Company will shoot a full-length version of the Kung Fu TV series.The premiere of a multi-part drama with elements of western and martial arts took place in the fall of 1972. The series has earned flattering reviews in the press, made David Carradine famous, won several Emmy awards and had a great impact on pop culture and young filmmakers. If the original transported viewers to the days of the Wild West, then the action of the film will unfold in our days. The work on the remake was entrusted to David Leitch. The American stunt and stunt coordinator changed his profile in 2014, sharing the directorial chair of John Wick with Chad Stahelski. Then David set off on a solo voyage, directing Blasting Blonde, Deadpool 2 and last year's blockbuster Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw.  Litch clearly loves martial arts and is nostalgic for the 70s: he had previously been eyeing a remake of Exit the Dragon. Source: Collider The Topic of Article: Kung Fu will conquer the movie screens. |
