Judge Dredd Movie is Green Lit!

[Paul faplad Finch]

I'm with Jim on Starbuck/Sackhoff. Never did see the appeal.

As for Christina Applegate, while I'd agree she's still a good looking woman I'd have to go for someone younger. Sorry. A girl who's actually had a similar early career path to Miss Applegate springs to mind in the form of Kaley Cuoco.

[Mike Gloady]

Who?[/brokenrecord][/neverwatchestelly]

[Danbo]

@Kaley Cuoco
Never thought of her before but yeah,she has the sassy cheek that would bounce very well of a stern Dredd.Plus shes got good geek credentials awell as being smoking hot.

[Paul faplad Finch]

Mike, I'd post a pic but, well, you know, I don't actually know how.

Sorry. 

Trust me though, Danbo is bang on with the 'smoking hot'  Can act as well, comedic and straight, though she's done more of the former than the latter.

[The Legendary Shark]

[Danbo]

Beat me to it,anyway quick vid and shes got the Anderson haircut(almost)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWu4b3_Ue9g&feature=related

[Mardroid]

She has an Anderson vibe, but... she looks too young to me. Depending on when the films set of course.

She's too much man for me, fair balls to her though.

I'll admit to having reservations when it was first suggested, but then I realised I was thinking of the Starbuck character. Obviously Anderson shouldn't be played so macho, but I think the actress could pull it off. She's got the sass to a tee.

[vzzbux]

I think any leggy busty blond would suit the Anderson role in looks.







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[JOE SOAP]

I think any leggy busty blond would suit the Anderson role in looks.

[GlovePuppet]

I wonder who will be playing Dredds love interest.

There shouldn't be one.

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

I wonder who will be playing Dredds love interest.

THE LAW!

[The Doctor Alt 8]

Look, let's face it.
This film isn't going to happen.

[Mike Gloady]

ERm, there seem to be plenty of indicators that it will.  Or at least that it *could* - obviously there's many things that could still throw it off, but this lack of information isn't unusual.  These things take time and they don't tend to release huge amounts of info every week about films in progress.  Not normally anyway and certainly not at this (very early) stage.  Some flicks spend YEARS at this this stage, so don't expect huge swathes of imformation.

[JOE SOAP]

Don't forget, we've been down this road twice before since the Stallone film. "Shoreline" had at least two different scripts or more for separate films then there was a sucessive production company called "I Am the Law" with their script who had it after Shoreline. Both failed, so until we see a trailer, don't hold your breath.

[Mike Gloady]

I don't think anyone actually IS holding their breath - these are the reasons producion companies tend to keep tight-lipped.