| Kiefer Sutherland Talks Missed "Lost Boys" Opportunity |
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| Written by Arya Ponto | |||
| Thursday, 14 August 2008 | |||
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During the Mirrors press rounds, ShockTillYouDrop asked The Bauer about his feelings on The Tribe:
The original plan, apparently, was to follow Kiefer's vampire character David's past as a mortal and how he became a vampire. The prequel was to be set against the backdrop of the San Francisco 1906 earthquake, which in turn created the Santa Cruz cave lair seen in the first movie.
It sounds like there's some "if only..." there. What's Joel doing nowadays? If the established idea is that you revert to a youthful state post-vampire turning, then theoretically Kiefer can still do it. Okay, so maybe it's not the greatest idea in the world and maybe Kiefer's time is better spent making sure Season 7 of 24 doesn't suck ass like last season, but a period vampire movie combined with an earthquake movie, with Kiefer freakin' Sutherland in the lead? That sure as shit sounds a lot better than Corey Feldman fighting bloodsucking surfers.
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No, Kiefer is not regretting that he wasn't in Lost Boys: The Tribe (although his younger half-brother Angus took on the role), but he does rue the fact that they've never done a proper sequel, or the prequel that was originally planned.









