‘Don't Look Now' Remake: 1973 Classic Horror Film To Be Remade

'Don't Look Now' Is Set To Be Remade

The 1973 horror film ‘Don’t Look Now’ is set to be remade, according to reports.

Nicolas Roeg’s movie has become a classic in the decades since its release and, now, the Hollywood Reporter states that Studiocanal are plotting to release a remake.

The original movie poster

The producers behind the project are believed to be Andrew Rona and Alex Heineman, who masterminded Liam Neeson’s ‘Non-Stop’.

According to the website, the duo are yet to recruit a writing team.

‘Don’t Look Now’ was adapted from a short story by Daphne du Maurier, and told the tale of a couple whose daughter has died.

The couple, played by Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie travel to Venice, where they meet a nun who claims to be a clairvoyant contacted by their daughter.

The film, made in 1973. continues to attract attention for Donald and Julie’s myth-making chemistry and intimate scenes, and there is still speculation over whether their graphic sex scene was real, rather than acted.

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