‘John Wick’ Director on How His Henry Cavill ‘Highlander’ Reboot Will Feel Like Prequel ...Middle East

There can be more than one way to make a Highlander movie. Director Chad Stahelski gave some hints about his approach to adapting the 1986 fantasy classic, which has Henry Cavill attached to play the immortal Scottish swordsman Connor MacLeod. Talking to the Happy Sad Confused podcast, the John Wick director suggested his approach to […]

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