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Prolific Japanese filmmaker Takashi Miike has been making a major Hollywood push since last year, launching three English-language projects in quick succession: a remake of his cult classic "Audition," "Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo," the third installment in the "Bad Lieutenant" franchise, and an untitled original horror film starring Norman Reedus and Kiko Mizuhara.
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So far, only "Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo" has been released. The English-language remake of "Audition" has yet to begin production, while the untitled horror movie is currently in post-production. Miike, however, is already moving full steam ahead on his fourth English-language feature. Variety reports that the director is developing "Bullfrog," with "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm and Andrew Koji, who recently led the new live-action "Street Fighter" movie, attached to star.
Set to begin filming in summer 2027, "Bullfrog" is a psychological thriller written by Eric Jordan Baker. The story takes place in a near-future Tokyo under lockdown, where a Japanese detective played by Koji teams with Hamm's former FBI criminal profiler to hunt down a mysterious serial killer.
via： Variety