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The director of the original 1993 film "The Crow" criticized the first look of Bill Skarsgård in the upcoming reboot, expressing dissatisfaction with the character's appearance. The remake follows goth rocker Eric Draven seeking vengeance after he and his lover are murdered, and has received mixed reactions from fans. Director Rupert Sanders aims to create a dark romance exploring themes of loss and the supernatural.
Director Rupert Sanders releases haunting first-look images of Bill Skarsgård and FKA Twigs in the upcoming remake of "The Crow," paying tribute to the late Brandon Lee, who originated the role of Eric Draven in the 1994 film. Sanders emphasizes that Lee's memory is very much alive in the new adaptation, set to premiere in theaters on June 7, and hopes Lee would be proud of their work. The modern reimagining veers from the original source material but still serves as a tribute to Lee's legacy, with Skarsgård's portrayal seen as a successor to Lee's original performance.
The tragic events on the set of the movie "The Crow" were not due to supernatural forces, but rather caused by the studio's greed and budget cuts. To save money, real cartridges were used instead of dummy ones in a scene involving a revolver. The lack of proper inspection and the use of an increased amount of gunpowder resulted in the accidental shooting of actor Brandon Lee, who died from his injuries.
Loved ones of Brandon Lee, son of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, remember the actor 30 years after his death on the set of "The Crow." Brandon was a talented actor and martial artist in his own right, with a passion for literature and a desire to be his own man. His death sparked renewed calls for safety measures on movie sets, which have been echoed in the wake of the recent accidental shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust."