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Source: Deadline
A long-awaited Beetlejuice sequel may finally be moving forward, Deadline reports. Writer/producer pair David Katzenberg and Seth Grahame-Smith have just signed a two-year first look contract with Warner Bros. and among their first projects is a follow-up to the 1988 film. Directed by Tim Burton, the original starred Michael Keaton as the titular Beetlejuice, a "bio-exorcist" (a ghost who removes humans), who is unwittingly employed by a newly-deceased couple (played by Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) to frighten away the family that has just moved into their would-be home. Winona Ryder starred as the daughter of the family in her breakout role While the original film spawned a lesser-known animated series, a sequel was planned in the early '90s with the title Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian. Burton had planned to return as director, but the project failed to develop beyond an initial screenplay. It is currently unknown whether or not Katzenberg and Grahame-Smith's upcoming script will have any crossover with that original concept. Grahame-Smith is one of the writers on Burton's upcoming Dark Shadows and, while there's no confirmation yet as to whether Burton (or Keaton) might be involved with the sequel, it is stated that the film is planned as a continuation of the original and not as a reboot. |
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Stubborn talks stalled, and Warner dropped Tim faster than you can say "Catwoman" and "Superman Lives". ![]() |
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I really liked the original, but if the sequel is going to have 'In Love', or 'Goes Hawaiian' then that sounds like a cheeseball rip off. Something on the scale of Weekend at Bernies 2 or other lame try to make a few bucks off a name. It would totally have to be dark like Burton's 'The Nightmare before Christmas.'
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Just leave the damn classic alone for beetlejuice's sake. The last thing I want to see is another great movie to be ruined by a stupid sequel purely for cash cowing purposes |
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![]() On topic: Beetlejuice 2 sounds terrible unless Burton and Keaton return, and even then! ![]() |
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I just watched "Beetlejuice" a few days ago and it still holds up very well. Normaly I would be all over a sequel, but I just haven't been feeling Burton's recent efforts. They all feel kind of tired and stale to me and it would be a shame if that happened to Beetlejuice.
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(Actually, the studio didn't want to make it, but darnit, the Italian audiences WANTED one!
It's still the poster-child example to pull out when arguing that not every unnecessary sequel is a wholly American decision... ![]() Quote:
(Still good-looking, but mostly doing voice work these days, qv. "Cars".) I'm guessing Warner will spin off some excuse to use a new "wildman"/"edgy" comic in Keaton's old-script role, and in Hollywood, you know what THAT means: ![]() [Show spoiler]
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Oh man. Hmm. Well, despite the fact that the first one ended in such a way that a sequel could easily be made (Beetlejuice lived--although his head was shrunk, and the Maitlands share the house with the Deetzs), I just can't for the life of me figure out how this "would work." They would really need to get Burton, Danny Elfman and Michael Keaton back. But I think this will go the way of Ghostbusters 3.
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They've waited too long to consider making a sequel to Beetlejuice! It's been 23 years for Pete sakes. The new generation are not familiar, and don't know anything about the original Beetlejuice, nor its characters to go, and see the sequel. The filmmakers should leave it alone.
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Here is a old article that Michael Keaton said “Oh I’d do that in a heartbeat… that’s the one thing I’d love to do again.”
http://screenrant.com/beetlejuice-2-...-schrad-63474/ Last edited by DVDFreaker; 09-07-2011 at 11:09 AM. |
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