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Bradley Cooper To Take On Eric Draven in The Crow Reboot?

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Bradley Cooper may be in early negotiations to star in the reboot of The Crow, based on the comic created by James O'Barr.

Relativity Media recently announced it is going to make a reboot of the 1994 film.

The reboot will focus on the character of Eric Draven, played by Brandon Lee in the 1994 version.

Bradley Cooper is Limitless

Juan Carlos Fresnadillo was previously announced as the film's director and Nick Cave is set to write the scripe.

Heat Vision reports that Cooper recently met with Fresnadillo in Spain where the two hit it off.

Cooper can currently be seen in Limitless and the upcoming The Hangover Part II.

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    Voltron

    Mistake. I can see Cooper playing a superhero but NOT the Crow. he's so wrong. He's more the Captain America/Superman type, not the gothic vigilante. If this happens, this will be the male version of Halle Barry's Catwoman. BOMB!!!

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    ryan

    Horrible I truely wish I could pick hollywoods mind as to what makes them think this is gonna be rejected by loyal fans.

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    jackiejoker

    there are plenty of movies that didnt need to be remade and the crow is not one of them. It had horrible direction, and horrible acting, brandon lee excluded. He alone carried the movie, this being said perhaps we get a time machine to let him reclaim that perfect role. Though bradly cooper is a decent actor i have very little faith that he will top the role, the movie should be left where it is. Lets not commercialize another classic, wheather it was great or not.

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    Kpr

    This should not be done. The Crow is an EXCELLENT movie and it is a HORRIBLE idea to remake it.

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    echo

    I'll sit back with popcorn and watch all the fans throw tomatoes and everything else at the idea to boo it right off the screen after they've been being royally insulted by the idea of remaking probably the one movie in the world that does NOT need "rebooting". It's too bad the publish date for this article isn't April 1st.