Nearly a decade after Seth Rogen's big-budget adaptation of The Green Hornet, Universal Pictures is taking their stab at the character with a new project.
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New Green Hornet: Nearly a decade after Seth Rogen's big-budget adaptation of The Green Hornet, Universal Pictures is taking their stab at the character with a new project

The Green Hornet was created by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker in 1936, first debuting in serial radio dramas.
While there were a number of film serials in the 1940s, the character first truly came into prominence with The Green Hornet TV series, starring Van Williams as Britt Reid/Green Hornet and a young Bruce Lee as his sidekick Kato, who fought crime with their car dubbed Black Beauty.





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The show followed Reid, the owner of a newspaper dubbed The Daily Sentinel, who moonlights as a masked crimefighter, with only District Attorney Lenore Case (Wende Wagner) aware of Hornet's true identity as media magnate Britt Reid.





Cult following: While the series only ran one season between 1967 and 1968, it gained a cult following as Bruce Lee rose to prominence as a martial arts film star

Sony Pictures released a new remake The Green Hornet in January 2011, which Seth Rogen starred in and produced, Мультики онлайн без регистрации HDRezka - tv.hdrezka.lu while also co-writing the script with his writing partner Evan Goldberg (Superbad).
The remake took a slightly different approach, with Rogen's Britt Reid the spoiled playboy son of a media mogul (Tom Wilkinson), and upon his sudden death, takes control of his media empire and decides to become a costumed hero as well.
Jay Chou starred as Kato, with Cameron Diaz as Lenore Case and Christoph Waltz as the villainous Chudnofsky, grossing a modest $98.7 million domestic and $227.8 million worldwide from a $120 million budget.





No director: Amasia's co-founders Michael Helfant and Bradley Gallo are producing the new Green Hornet adaptation, though no writer or director is attached yet

 






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