Post by LivingDeadGirl on Feb 3, 2008 12:03:20 GMT -5
From shocktilyoudrop.com:
Leave 'em wanting more. Films with the Quentin Tarantino touch seem to have that effect. Hell Ride may be no exception. Larry Bishop's revenge tale, presented by Tarantino, premiered last night at Sundance to a sold-out crowd and already those involved in the project have the word "sequel" on their lips.
Co-star Michael Madsen tells us during an interview, "I hope this is going to be a trilogy." In the film he plays a well-dressed biker named The Gent and it's a role he's looking forward to revisiting. "The Gent's story has not been completely told."
When we later spoke to writer-director-actor Bishop, we inquired about a possible "trilogy" and Madsen's desire to slip back into The Gent's skin, to which Bishop merely sat back, raised his eyebrows over his dark shades and smiled, "Absolutely."
Leave 'em wanting more. Films with the Quentin Tarantino touch seem to have that effect. Hell Ride may be no exception. Larry Bishop's revenge tale, presented by Tarantino, premiered last night at Sundance to a sold-out crowd and already those involved in the project have the word "sequel" on their lips.
Co-star Michael Madsen tells us during an interview, "I hope this is going to be a trilogy." In the film he plays a well-dressed biker named The Gent and it's a role he's looking forward to revisiting. "The Gent's story has not been completely told."
When we later spoke to writer-director-actor Bishop, we inquired about a possible "trilogy" and Madsen's desire to slip back into The Gent's skin, to which Bishop merely sat back, raised his eyebrows over his dark shades and smiled, "Absolutely."
