estimable word for fans of The Crow . Though you may not wish the idea of a remake , at least the guy who is writing it has the sodding sensitivity to do justice to the dark , brood original .
Nick Cave has been a peck of things in his career : Goth - industrial musician , rocking chair , singer - songster . And he ’s had a very bright screenwriting vocation writing dark Westerns and working on moderately giving project that are still in the pipeline . Can this guy do justice to The Crow ? Watch some of his work – both euphony and moving-picture show – and see what you conceive .
The Wrap ’s Jeff Sneider offers a quick overview of Nick Cave ’s screenwriting career :
He made his screenwriting unveiling with John Hillcoat ’s 1988 prison play “ Ghosts … of the Civil Dead , ” but what really has this lifelong “ Crow ” fan excited is Cave ’s impressive work on Hillcoat ’s gritty Australian Western “ The Proposition , ” which was awesome .
While Cave ’s record label may not wish to publicize his other career as a successful screenwriter , there ’s no doubt that he is in major need , especially after having been named one of Variety ’s 10 Screenwriters to Watch in 2006 . . . . [ Before that ] Russell Crowe inquire Cave to write a sequel to “ prizefighter , ” which would have terminate with “ a 20 - minute state of war chronological sequence that ended up in Vietnam , and then in a toilet in the Pentagon , with [ Crowe ] as this rage - fuel eternal warrior . ” alas , the studio rejected the script , as it proved impossible to finance .
gestate an announcement in the coming weeks about who will land the coveted role of Eric Draven in the reconceptualized remake of “ The Crow , ” which will feature the titular bird as more of a full - mature grapheme than in Alex Proyas ’ 1994 original .
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