Beverly Hills Cop 4

Posted: 30.11.2006 15:36

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Beverly Hills Cop 4 - Nächster Teil offiziel bestätigt

Er kommt zurück. Eddie Murphy als Chaos-Cop Axel Foley aus Detroit. Wer hätte das gedacht, dass man zur Beverly Hills Cop Reihe noch einen weiteren Teil sehen wird. Wie 'variety' berichtet ist der 4. Teil offiziel bestätigt. Eddie Murphy wird dazu mit dem Studio 'Paramount' und Produzent Lorenzo di Bonaventura zusammenarbeiten. Seine Zusammenarbeit mit dem Produzent und dem Studio wird sehr eng sein, da Murphy den Fans wieder einen tollen Film bieten und dem Franchise treu bleiben will. Während die ersten beiden Filme noch große Erfolge am Box-Office verbuchen konnten, ging’s beim 3. Teil bergab. Das versucht man jetzt mit dem kommenden 4. Teil wieder gut zu machen.

Zur Zeit sucht man nach geeigneten Drehbuchautoren. Dann wollen wir mal hoffen, dass man einen tollen 4. Teil der Reihe hinbekommt und man sich an den ersten beiden Teilen orientiert.

(movie-infos.net)

Ich weiß nicht. Teil 1 und 2 waren ganz in Ordnung, Teil 3 konnte man vergessen, ob da jetzt wirklich noch ein 4. Teil sein muss?

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 29.05.2008 09:01

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Eddie Murphy back in 'Beverly Hills'
Brett Ratner negotiating to direct 4th 'Cop' film

On the heels of the successful revival of the "Indiana Jones" franchise, Paramount has set in motion a fourth installment of "Beverly Hills Cop". Eddie Murphy is attached to reprise his role as Detroit detective Axel Foley, and Brett Ratner is negotiating to direct. Studio is aiming for a 2009 production start and a summer 2010 release.

Lorenzo di Bonaventura will produce. Jerry Bruckheimer, who produced the original "Beverly Hills Cop" trilogy with late partner Don Simpson, won't be actively involved in the new film. Murphy approached the studio about reviving the franchise that cemented his status as a B.O. mega-star. Par brass were eager to land another picture with Murphy after he finished the Karey Kirkpatrick-directed "NowhereLand," which Paramount releases in June 2009.

That film was also produced by Di Bonaventura, who is working on the summer 2009 releases "G.I. Joe" and "Transformers 2." The studio canvassed a number of directors before choosing Ratner. A writer will be hired shortly.

Released in 1984, the original "Beverly Hills Cop" grossed $316 million worldwide and spawned two sequels. All told, the three pics grossed $712.9 million worldwide. The last was released in 1994.

Murphy is currently toplining the Brian Robbins-directed "A Thousand Words" for DreamWorks. Ratner has been developing the Hugh Hefner biopic "Playboy" for Universal and Imagine.

(variety.com)

Nun kommt er also wirklich!

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 29.05.2008 13:28

Haha wie geil.
Beverly Hills Cop fand ich immer sau geil ... mal gucken ob der 4. an die ersten beiden Filme ran kommt aber da mache ich mir eigentlich keine Sorgen.

Posted: 29.05.2008 16:49

das ist ja geil
hoffe er wird so gut wie die ersten beiden

Posted: 03.06.2008 13:02

Sese wrote:

das ist ja geil
hoffe er wird so gut wie die ersten beiden

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Posted: 03.07.2008 15:09

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Beverly Hills Cop IV Will Be Rated R - According to Brett Ratner

There’s been some concern expressed recently on that there internet that Beverly Hills Cop IV - which will see Eddie Murphy return as Axel Foley in the most famous role of his career – might be tailored for a PG-13 audience.

After all, goes the argument, if Murphy isn’t cussing and swearing like a trooper, saying words like ‘eff’ and ‘cee’ (and maybe even ‘bee’ and ‘effing bee’), the movie might lack the effing ceeing edge of the previous beeing movies. Right? Effing A!

But those fears may prove to be unfounded, after Latino Review caught up briefly with Ratner at the Four Seasons in LA at the weekend and got the following quote from the director, who’s penning the script for Foley’s fourth foray all by himself.

"Dont believe everything you read on the internet,” he told them. What, including this story? Come on, Brett, stop messing with our minds! “Believe me, this is going to be a hard core 'R' Beverly Hills Cop. I start shooting next year."

And like that, he was gone. So there you have it, folks. Of course, there had been some doubt cast this week on the project, with Murphy earlier saying that he might be retiring from the business (presumably, he’d just seen Norbit) and that Beverly Hills Cop IV might not happen, because "the movie wasn't ready to be done."

But he’s a contrary sort, is Murphy – and today he was pulling a 180, telling MTV in a filmed interview that he wants to do a fourth film, to atone for the horror that was John Landis’ Beverly Hills Cop III. And quite rightly so, too.