We’ll write it.’ We didn’t even have the name Drive Angry. Because we never went down the road, and we weren’t getting offers for any 3D stuff, we thought ‘Well, screw it. So wait a second…the leads of Drive Angry were meant to be My Bloody Valentine 3D’s Tom Atkins and Betsy Rue?! “Yeah! We told them that we’d make them their sequel, but first we wanna make this little five million dollar movie, bring Tom in and bring Betsy in to play Nic and Amber. And then we ended up with De Luca as a producer, and De Luca went to Nic and everything changed.” And the original idea was, we’d bring Tom and Betsy to play the leads. So then later, we wrote that movie, which was Drive Angry. And they loved the idea! But then we never heard back. We’d shoot, and while the crew was still together we would shoot this road movie. “So we’d do the two movies, and we’d shoot them at the same time. We wanted to do a grindhouse movie, but in 3D. Sort of like Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry, Race with the Devil – a car/road movie. But, on the side, we wanna do this dirty little road movie. “We expected they would want, and so we said to them ‘We have an idea.
Farmer tells it, the film was originally conceived to be made from the leverage Lussier and Farmer would have had with the studio, assuming they wanted a sequel to My Bloody Valentine 3D. Though the film made it to screens in 2011 with Nicolas Cage and Amber Heard in the lead roles, it was originally meant to have starred two very different actors…Īs Mr. Farmer’s credits – the horror/action road movie Drive Angry, co-written and directed by his frequent collaborator Patrick Lussier.
During that talk, a surprising tidbit was discussed about another of Mr. The gun has two visible jam, exactly when Piper shoots the police officer and then when Milton reloads after shooting a cultist woman driving a pick-up truck.In our recent chat with Jason X / My Bloody Valentine 3D screenwriter Todd Farmer, we learned all about the MBV 3D sequel that he’d penned but was never produced.
After the "God Killer" was made, Milton's sidearm was changed to a Colt M1911A1, to be less similar.
Milton's original handgun was supposedly going to be a. Judging from the typical dark grey finish, old safety lever and linear barrel, the gun is a genuine M1911A1 Army model, not a more common Series 70 often used to impersonate the gun. Piper ( Amber Heard) also holds this gun on a couple of occasions. John Milton ( Nicolas Cage) carries a Colt M1911A1 pistol as his sidearm throughout the film. 2.5 Smith & Wesson Model 629 "Performance Center".
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