Post by AOD on May 22, 2002 10:13:04 GMT -5
Terror has a new name. Terror has a new face. Terror...sounds like a little girl when he talks.
Britain's answer to Variety, a mag called Screen Daily, is reporting that half-plastic half-man pop star Michael Jackson is set to star as a werewolf in a movie called 'Wolfed' (ugh), which he will also produce. Whether this will deter him from still staring as Edgar Allan Poe has yet to be determined, but who knows if it's even real or not?
'Wolfed' is based on a story by Alexandre Dumas (he wrote 'The Three Musketeers'), in which a man wronged by French aristocrats makes a deal with Satan to be able to kill everyone that's wronged him. The problem is that each time he kills, he becomes more and more like a wolf.
Yeah.
The good news is that Rick Baker has reportedly been signed on to handle the makeup effects, which means no matter how much I will hate to see this movie made, I'm still going to see it. Damnit.
Please keep in mind this is coming out of a British newspaper, which are not exactly known for their investigation skills when it comes to any kind of scoop. We'll have to wait for more official word from the Freaky One's camp before we really start cringing.
Thanks to Cinescape
Britain's answer to Variety, a mag called Screen Daily, is reporting that half-plastic half-man pop star Michael Jackson is set to star as a werewolf in a movie called 'Wolfed' (ugh), which he will also produce. Whether this will deter him from still staring as Edgar Allan Poe has yet to be determined, but who knows if it's even real or not?
'Wolfed' is based on a story by Alexandre Dumas (he wrote 'The Three Musketeers'), in which a man wronged by French aristocrats makes a deal with Satan to be able to kill everyone that's wronged him. The problem is that each time he kills, he becomes more and more like a wolf.
Yeah.
The good news is that Rick Baker has reportedly been signed on to handle the makeup effects, which means no matter how much I will hate to see this movie made, I'm still going to see it. Damnit.
Please keep in mind this is coming out of a British newspaper, which are not exactly known for their investigation skills when it comes to any kind of scoop. We'll have to wait for more official word from the Freaky One's camp before we really start cringing.
Thanks to Cinescape
