Birth nameWalter Bruce Willis Birth information19 March 1955, Idar-Oberstein, West Germany BioNo information available

I feel like I'v been talking about a movie based the popular "Kane and Lynch" video game for years now. In fact a quick Google search proves that way back in February of 2007 I was talking about Kane And Lynch. So what the hell is going on? Producer Adrian Askarieh recently gave an update to Game Daily (via Slashfilm) and lets us know where things stand. Regarding the rumors of Bruce Willis starring, Askarieh says it's a done deal and that Willis called it "one of the... »
- Mike Sampson

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Producers Adrian Askarieh and Daniel Alter have been discussing their various in-development videogame movies, giving very candid status updates and even the odd bit of surprising news. Perhaps the biggest single headline would be the signing of Bruce Willis for a Kane and Lynch movie. If you don't know the game and can't make and educated guess but are still somehow curious, he'd be the titular Kane. In Summer of 2008, it was reported that Willis was in negotiations and Russ noted that he was still attached a few months ago. This latest break sounds somewhat more solid. More on that, and a good handful of other bits and pieces after the break. The Kane and Lynch film will start filming next spring under director Simon Crane, will be funded by Millennium and released by Lionsgate. In an interview with Game Daily, Askarieh claims that the casting of Lynch has yet »
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Game Daily has posted an interview with film producer Adrian Askarieh about his slate of films based on video games such as a sequel to the 2007 film which he produced, Hitman, Kane & Lynch and Just Cause.
As far as Kane & Lynch go, the producer confirmed the news from this summer that Bruce Willis would play Kane and revealed they are currently seeking their Lynch.
Kane & Lynch will start filming in March of 2010. Bruce Willis will star as Kane, and we're about to start casting Lynch. Lionsgate is the distributor, Millennium is financing and the movie, after two and a half years of false starts, is finally going into production.
Askarieh revealed that Kyle Ward has been hired to write the sequel to Hitman, but it wasn't quite clear if they'd get Timothy Olyphant back, due to his new FX TV series Lawman.
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