View Full Version : Legendary 70's Disc Jockey Wolfman Jack Getting a Biopic...With A Bizarre Twist


Brian Damage
05-21-2009, 10:19 AM
Wolfman Jack

Dan Fogler will star as the legendary 70s D.J in Kyle Newman's loose biopic.

"It's a tall tale - though instead of Paul Bunyon, it's Wolfman Jack", says Fogler, "The movie starts out like a traditional biopic, but then it turns into a spaghetti western! What happens is - and they'll kill me for revealing this - near the end, James Brown teams up with Wolfman Jack to fight off Mexicans!

"It's one of the craziest scripts I've ever read in my life - and I can't wait to do it, running around with a crazy accent shooting Mexicans will be awesome!"

Fogler says Wolfman Jack was such an intriguing person.

"He was just a regular guy from Brooklyn trying to make ends meet. And he created this alter-ego, almost out of necessity."

http://www.moviehole.net/200919181-exclusive-fogler-on-upcoming-projects

Torgo
05-21-2009, 10:26 AM
Sounds like they are trying to a Bubba Ho-Tep.

Brian Damage
05-21-2009, 10:59 AM
Sounds like they are trying to a Bubba Ho-Tep.


I've heard about that, what's that movie about?

Torgo
05-21-2009, 11:30 AM
I've heard about that, what's that movie about?

Elvis(Bruce Campbell) is not dead but living in a run down retirement home in Texas. He soon learns his fellow residents are being killed off by a mummy. So he teams up with another resident(Ossie Davis) who claims he is JFK, to fight it. Excellent film.

catlover79
05-21-2009, 01:34 PM
Wolfman Jack

Dan Fogler will star as the legendary 70s D.J in Kyle Newman's loose biopic.

"It's a tall tale - though instead of Paul Bunyon, it's Wolfman Jack", says Fogler, "The movie starts out like a traditional biopic, but then it turns into a spaghetti western! What happens is - and they'll kill me for revealing this - near the end, James Brown teams up with Wolfman Jack to fight off Mexicans!

"It's one of the craziest scripts I've ever read in my life - and I can't wait to do it, running around with a crazy accent shooting Mexicans will be awesome!"

Fogler says Wolfman Jack was such an intriguing person.

"He was just a regular guy from Brooklyn trying to make ends meet. And he created this alter-ego, almost out of necessity."

http://www.moviehole.net/200919181-exclusive-fogler-on-upcoming-projects
It sounds great - I look forward to seeing it!! :cool:

MickeyMac
05-21-2009, 06:16 PM
Couldn't they just stick to doing a bio of Wolfman Jack without getting into the spagetti western nonsense??