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7 July 2009 1:16 AM, PDT | From Aceshowbiz | See recent Aceshowbiz news
A big screen version of the popular '90s TV series "Baywatch" is happening, and Paramount Pictures has set it up to be a comedy movie. Bringing up to the surface the story was Variety which further claimed that the studio picked up scribe Jeremy Garelick to rewrite the original script written by Jay Scherick and David Ronn which was reportedly heavy on action.
Explaining his vision for the comedy, Garelick shared, "It felt like the template to do a movie that was similar to 'Stripes' and 'Police Academy,' the comedies I loved growing up. Rather than trying to pitch the tone, I figured it would be easier to write the first act to convey who these characters were." Beside rewriting the script, the man who recently did an uncredited rewrite on "The Hangover" and is known for his work in "The Break-Up", will also make his directorial debut with this movie.
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6 July 2009 10:46 PM, PDT | From EmpireOnline | See recent EmpireOnline news
It seems that remakes of ‘80s TV shows are the next big thing. The A-Team is about to go before the cameras. Yesterday, it was announced that T.J. Hooker will be dusting off his toupee. And today it was confirmed that the long-mooted big-screen Baywatch will, at long last, run along the beach of cinema in slow motion, its bountiful breasts jiggling around like two stupendous zeppelins full of…Sorry, got carried away there. Anyway, long story short: Paramount has brought on Jeremy Garelick, he of, erm, The Break-Up fame, to write and direct the adaptation of The Hoff’s finest hour, otherwise known as the show about lifeguards that launched the careers of ten of its biggest stars: Pamela Anderson, Yasmine Bleeth, Erika Eleniak, Donna D’Errico and Tracy Bingham.Garelick is hot property in Hollywood right now – he did a polish on The Hangover, which has made
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6 July 2009 10:09 PM, PDT | From TheMovingPicture.net | See recent TheMovingPicture news
Back in 2004 DreamWorks announced plans to bring Baywatch, the cheesy David Hasselhof television series, to the big screen. The project has never materialized but is still alive and kicking, and not dead as many had probably hoped. It is now set up at Paramount and the studio has signed on Jeremy Garelick (The Break Up) to rewrite and direct the film based on the syndicated series about lifeguards who patrol a beach in California. Jay Scherick (Norbit) and David Ronn (Guess Who) penned the original screenplay, which was reportedly heavy on action. Garelick has turned it into a broad comedy, centering on two unlikely lifeguard candidates trying to learn the ropes alongside the buff bodies that will be as abundant in the film as they were in the TV series. The film will mark Garelick's directing debut. The scribe, who most recently did an uncredited rewrite of The Hangover with Todd Phillips,
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17 February 2009 2:21 PM, PST | From PopStar | See recent PopStar news
Sorry Britney Spears and Mickey Rourke, there is a new comeback kid who is taking the thrown this year and winning back the hearts of millions in the VH1 hit reality show, Confessions of a Teen Idol. Jeremy Jackson is best known for playing Hobie Buchannon on the hit series Baywatch alongside David Hasselhoff, Pamela Anderson, and fellow Teen Idol costar David Chokachi. We have watched the comeback kid struggle with balancing advice from fellow costars in the hit VH1 show, Confessions of a Teen Idol, which airs Sunday at 8 pm. Jeremy Jackson was a staple as David Hasselhoff's son on Baywatch and millions of us watched him mature and grow up as an actor onscreen. Sharing the sandy beaches with some of the hottest lifeguards including Pamela Anderson, Yasmine Bleeth, Kelly Packard, and Carmen Electra, Jeremy learned quick that he needed to grow up fast. After staring in
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