60-Year-Old Action Franchise Getting First-Ever Movie Remake From $2.4 Billion Director

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An iconic 60-year-old action franchise is getting its first-ever movie remake from a $2.4 billion director.
According to Deadline, a Hawaii Five-0 movie is in the works at Paramount from Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton.
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- Release Date
- 2010 - 2020-00-00
- Network
- CBS
- Showrunner
- Alex Kurtzman
- Directors
- Jerry Levine, Brad Turner, Joe Dante, Maja Vrvilo, Steve Boyum, Duane Clark, Eagle Egilsson, Larry Teng, Sylvain White, Brad Tanenbaum, Ron Underwood, Antonio Negret, Carlos Bernard, Eric Laneuville, Jeffrey G. Hunt, Matt Earl Beesley, Roderick Davis, Alex Zakrzewski, Bronwen Hughes, Fred Toye, Krishna Rao, Stephen Herek, Chris Fisher, Christine Moore
- Writers
- Paul Zbyszewski, Ken Solarz, Stephanie Sengupta, Carol Barbee, Chi McBride, Cyrus Nowrasteh, Jessica Grasl, Melissa Glenn, Christos N. Gage, Ruth Fletcher, Jim Galasso, Sarah Goldfinger, Michele Fazekas, Chris Wu, John Dove, Ashley Dizon, Ally Seibert, Liz Alper, Noah Evslin, Duppy Demetrius, Moira Kirland, Peter Weller, R. Scott Gemmill, Elwood Reid
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Mykelti Williamson
Clay Maxwell
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Scott Caan
Danny 'Danno' Williams
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