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’48 Hrs.’ director Walter Hill on the movie Dolly Parton wanted him to write, almost casting Clint Eastwood, and watching Eddie Murphy become a star
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’48 Hrs.’ director Walter Hill on the movie Dolly Parton wanted him to write, almost casting Clint Eastwood, and watching Eddie Murphy become a star
At screening of his 1982 classic, the filmmaker details casting near-misses with Richard Pryor and Gregory Hines and the iconic scenes that almost didn't happen.
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