Michael Keaton

Screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith has confirmed that Michael Keaton is excited about reprising his title role in the anticipated sequel to ‘Beetlejuice,’ Coming Soon is reporting. Grahame-Smith is planning on penning the script for Tim Burton, who posed to direct the next installment to his popular 1988 horror comedy film. When the writer was asked how close ‘Beetlejuice 2′ is to becoming a reality, the writer said “It’s a reality in the sense that I met with (Michael) Keaton last week.” Keaton...Read Full Story

Oh man. It’s TOTALLY going to happen! We are SO EXCITED! Earlier in the year, there were rumblings that Tim Burton was interested in directing a sequel to his ’80s smash, Beetlejuice, and even asked the scribe on his new flick, Dark Shadows, Seth Grahame-Smith, to start penning a script! Well, apparently, the writer HAS – and has even gotten Beetlejuice himself, Michael Keaton, ready to reprise the role! He explains: “It’s a reality in the sense that I met with Michael Keaton last week...Read Full Story

Sources say actor Michael Keaton, who starred in the film Beetlejuice back in 1988, is "hugely" interested in giving the sequel another go around. According to Shock Till You Drop, during a recent meeting between Keaton and writer/producer Seth Grahame-Smith,...Read Full Story

Ever since it was first hinted that a Beetlejuice sequel may be forthcoming, and that Michael Keaton would be back to reprise the role of the titular character, you can just sense the excitement starting to grow. And now it's about to grow to even more. Shock Till You Drop caught up with Seth Grahame-Smith Friday night about his upcoming film, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (which he penned). While there, they got the latest scoop on Beetlejui…Read Full Story

Oh man. It’s TOTALLY going to happen! We are SO EXCITED! Earlier in the year, there were rumblings that Tim Burton was interested in directing a sequel to his ’80s smash, Beetlejuice, and even asked the scribe on his new flick, Dark Shadows, Seth Grahame-Smith, to start penning a script! Well, apparently, the writer HAS [...]Read Full Story