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New Casting Rumors for Big Screen 'Dallas' Update

It's funny, for a movie that probably only ten people are looking forward to seeing in the theater, there's certainly a lot of gossip surrounding it. Cinema Blend is reporting that their sources are telling them James Brolin, Minka Kelly (Friday Night Lights), Diane Ladd, and Julie Bentz are in negotiations to star in the update of the classic 80's soap, Dallas. Brolin would star as Jock Ewing, Ladd would play Ms. Ellie, and Kelly would take over from Victoria Principal in the part of Pamela Ewing.

Last April, word spread that the production had stalled, and I think most of us thought this would be the last anyone would hear about the film. But, this August, Scott brought us the news that the film was not only back on track, but this time it would be made as a comedy with Betty Thomas at the helm. There was was no more talk of Jennifer Lopez and Luke Wilson, but John Travolta is supposedly still on board to play the big kahuna himself; J.R. Ewing.

If Blend's sources can be trusted, then the film has gone back to being a drama and the comedy script has been tossed -- yeesh, can't these people make up their minds? But I would be inclined to believe that the film will be a comedy after all since Thomas has signed on to direct. Dallas is expected to go into production this summer, that is if they can ever make up their minds about what movie they are going to make. Oh, and there's also a little strike that might happen too.

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1. Could the last name in the list of actors be Julie Benz (Angel, Taken, Dexter)?

Posted at 6:29PM on Oct 27th 2007 by CPav

2. I said before that this is a wretched concept. However, at least the casting sounds better now that J Lo, Shirley MacClaine, and Luke Wilson are not in the running. James Brolin and Diane Ladd sound like they could lend some credibility to the -ahem- questionable idea. John Travolta could at least have some fun as J.R. If this MUST be done (as a comedy, no less!), Betty Thomas is a good choice for director. Woody Harrelson would be a suitable candidate for Ray Krebbs.

Posted at 12:16AM on Oct 28th 2007 by jay harris

3. mymoviefriend says you should check out his new site...he's a huge fan of Dallas the TV show.
http://mymoviefriend.com/kevinintro.html

Posted at 3:20AM on Oct 28th 2007 by mymoviefriend

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