The Headless Horseman rides again
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Lindsey Beer schedule is rapidly filling up, as the writer will soon make her directing debut with the upcoming “Pet Semetary” movie. She’s previously worked on a previous draft of “Star Trek 4” and is currently attached to the “Hello Kitty” film, Disney’s “Bambi” remake, and even a “Fast & Furious” spin-off. “Sleepy Hollow” will only be the latest major project to keep Beer busy in the months and years ahead, slated to become the second feature film under her direction. And that’s just the movies. On television, she’s also serving as the creator, showrunner, and writer on “The Magic Order” series for Netflix.
As far as her “Sleepy Hollow” film is concerned, Deadline reports that plot details are “unknown” at this time … but I feel like we can take a general guess as to the major beats this latest adaptation will cover, no? Granted, this property has undergone several different attempts at reimagining the extremely well-known story over the decades, from focusing on Ichabod Crane’s descendants in modern times to, yes, a talking dog with a big spot over one eye, guiding kids through the story for likely the very first time. Stay tuned to /Film for more “Wishbone” nostalgia and updates on this “Sleepy Hollow” production as they come in.
Watch Your Head: Sleepy Hollow Reboot In The Works
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By Jeremy Mathai/June 10, 2022 3:54 pm EST
To date, the honor of the most famous and well-loved adaptation of the classic short story, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving, simply has to go to the 1997 episode of “Wishbone” titled “Halloween Hound: The Legend of Creepy Collars.” Yes, it’s true: nobody has yet to even approach surpassing the genius of dressing up a Jack Russell terrier (portrayed by the late, great Soccer the Dog) in period attire and letting him loose in all the greatest literary stories. Come on, people, look deep within yourselves and you’ll know that I’m right!
Deadline reports that the studio is moving full steam ahead with rebooting “Sleepy Hollow” with the suddenly in-demand filmmaker Lindsey Beer tabbed to take charge of the project about the terrifying headless horseman who plagues a quiet town of innocents. Beer will write, direct, and produce the feature film in an effort to revitalize the story that made Burton’s film achieve great success at the box office and become an instant Halloween staple.
The Headless Horseman rides again
Lindsey Beer schedule is rapidly filling up, as the writer will soon make her directing debut with the upcoming “Pet Semetary” movie. She’s previously worked on a previous draft of “Star Trek 4” and is currently attached to the “Hello Kitty” film, Disney’s “Bambi” remake, and even a “Fast & Furious” spin-off. “Sleepy Hollow” will only be the latest major project to keep Beer busy in the months and years ahead, slated to become the second feature film under her direction. And that’s just the movies. On television, she’s also serving as the creator, showrunner, and writer on “The Magic Order” series for Netflix.
As far as her “Sleepy Hollow” film is concerned, Deadline reports that plot details are “unknown” at this time … but I feel like we can take a general guess as to the major beats this latest adaptation will cover, no? Granted, this property has undergone several different attempts at reimagining the extremely well-known story over the decades, from focusing on Ichabod Crane’s descendants in modern times to, yes, a talking dog with a big spot over one eye, guiding kids through the story for likely the very first time. Stay tuned to /Film for more “Wishbone” nostalgia and updates on this “Sleepy Hollow” production as they come in.
As far as her “Sleepy Hollow” film is concerned, Deadline reports that plot details are “unknown” at this time … but I feel like we can take a general guess as to the major beats this latest adaptation will cover, no? Granted, this property has undergone several different attempts at reimagining the extremely well-known story over the decades, from focusing on Ichabod Crane’s descendants in modern times to, yes, a talking dog with a big spot over one eye, guiding kids through the story for likely the very first time.
Stay tuned to /Film for more “Wishbone” nostalgia and updates on this “Sleepy Hollow” production as they come in.
