Hasselhoff, Beckinsale, Sandler and Walken go "Click"
Although it's obviously too soon to tell if Adam Sandler's next comedy, "Click," will "click" with the moviegoers, it can be said that producers are surrounding the star with a colorful cast of characters. Joining Sandler and Christopher Walken in the high-concept comedy are the lovely Kate Beckinsale ("Underworld"
and the iconic David Hasselhoff ("The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie".The Hollywood Reporter indicates that "the story centers on a workaholic architect who discovers a remote control that allows him to fast forward and rewind to different parts of his life." Frank Coraci ("Around the World in 80 Days" will be directing from a screenplay by Mark O'Keefe ("Bruce Almighty", Steven Koren ("Superstar", and Tim Herlihy (who was written six of Sandler's previous movies).
and the iconic David Hasselhoff ("The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie".The Hollywood Reporter indicates that "the story centers on a workaholic architect who discovers a remote control that allows him to fast forward and rewind to different parts of his life." Frank Coraci ("Around the World in 80 Days" will be directing from a screenplay by Mark O'Keefe ("Bruce Almighty", Steven Koren ("Superstar", and Tim Herlihy (who was written six of Sandler's previous movies).Related Items
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on Apr 21 2005 05:07 PM [b]Hasselhoff is back[/b] this will be Hasselhoff's comeback after this he will get another hit tv show. (Reply to this) |
on Apr 23 2005 05:22 AM Of course the guy behind the script of "Bruce Almighty" had to be involved in this as well. Sounds like a simmilar premise. (Reply to this) |
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on Apr 23 2005 09:30 AM Sounds interesting to me. I'm intrigued. (Reply to this) |
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on Apr 30 2005 10:42 AM cant wait to see the lovely, gorgeous Kate Beckinsale! (Reply to this) |
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