The 86-year-old Canadian actor is apparently not thinking about quitting. He has played a leading role in the film adaptation of a short Stephen King novel.
Los Angeles – Canadian screen star Donald Sutherland (86, “The Hunger Games,” “Ad Astra”) and 18-year-old Jaeden Martell (“It Chapter 2”) will star in a Stephen King film adaptation.
“Mr. Harrigan’s Phone ”is based on the short novel by the horror master (English title“ Mr. Harrigan’s Phone ”) from 2020. The director John Lee Hancock (“ Blind Side – The Big Opportunity, “Saving Mr. Banks”) is supposed to Stage horror strips for Netflix, as the industry journal “Hollywood Reporter” reported on Friday.
The story revolves around a boy who helps rich old Mr. Harrigan around the house to supplement his pocket money. When the weird millionaire dies, the boy secretly smuggles a mobile phone into his grave at the funeral to say goodbye. That has creepy consequences. Filming is scheduled to start this month. Sutherland last shot the sci-fi disaster film “Moonfall” under the direction of Roland Emmerich, which is due to hit cinemas in February 2022. dpa
