Friday, October 15, 2010

Kevin Smith is really excited about his Fred Phelps-inspired parody, Red State

Posted by Justin Kendall on Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 4:00 PM

click to enlarge The first image from Kevin Smith's Red State.
  • The first image from Kevin Smith's Red State.

I'm excited that Kevin Smith's Fred Phelps-parody, Red State, is finally shooting. Apparently, Smith is excited too and he's letting his Twitter followers know all about it (he even shared the first image from the film there).

Smith has written that he's "halfway done" and the film should be ready for the wrap party. So how happy is Smith? Via Slash Film:

Via @thewoodyatt "Happy with

RED STATE so far?" SO fucking happy. There's not a weak link in this

bunch... #FilmmakingTheWayItShouldBe

Not that he'd tell us if he thought it sucked but I'm intrigued.



The Phelps-based character is being played

by veteran character actor Michael Parks, a

favorite of Quentin Tarantino fanboys for his recurring

role as lawman Earl McGraw in Grindhouse, Kill Bill

and the From Dusk Till Dawn vampire movies. Bonus, Parks kind of

looks like the hate spewing preacher. John Goodman is in the cast too.

Red State's premise

is a bunch of kid encounter the "crazed preacher," who "gives a whole

new

meaning to the term 'extreme fundamentalism.'" Sounds like fun.

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