The Green Hornet

Wow, I remember watching this show. You really brought me back many years with this post. Thanks for the memories!

Green Hornet, Batman, Superman I remember and love them all, even the goofy, campy versions - I never try to 'guess' who's going to be doing the parts because if I pick my fav and they don't get it I get annoyed. I'll likely put it on the list of 'to see' as soon as it comes out.

yeah I thought that was who played him was Bruce Lee. I have never watched the show but my father use to talk about it he was a Bruce Lee fan. I liked watching some of his movies. That sounds neat that Disney is making a movie of The Green Hornet.

LOL, you have got to be 50 plus to know who the green hornet is. TWO YEARS, that is a life time away, i wonder week to week if i will live. if i am alive in 2009 i will be making money again. i may finally be living gods will for me. I would put this this in my calender but it dose not go till 09. The Green Hornet was a bad dude though, kickin butt and takin names. live life. Live, Long, And Prosper.

I remember watching The green Hornet onT.V. as a kid and loving loving it. To me he was a true Superhero. No extraspecial powers, just soneone getting justice for those who could not. Working in the D.A.'s oficehe saw how often criminals get away the wrong they do. He fought that. When thecourt system failed, he was there. Kato was a grat side-kick. To watch the two of them in action again would be great. As long as they stay true to the story line of the Green Hornet and don't mess it up by giving him "super" powers or access to all sorts of technology that a D.A. would not have access to.

It put a smile on my face to find out that there are those that remember the "Green Hornet!" It really doesn't matter to me who plays the parts. I do remeber the show, and we actually had to T.V.s and watched both the "Green Hornet", and "Batman". Thanks for the info.

I loved the Green Hornet! Now the theme song is running through my head. Loved his side kick. I really don't remember the series too well. But, remember watching it in my youth.

i like that movie when im still young and admire the heroic job the actor have done, remakes are good since movies of the last decade was more or have some good story line than of today.

My sister was telling me about that book and she wanted me to read it when she gets through with it. I figured they would make a movie.

I loved the Green Hornet when the show was on. It was based on the radio show of the same name. I think part of the reason the show failed is because the actor who played the Hornet first insisted that Kato be played by an Asian & that Bruce Lee be considered a co-star rather than an "also starring." But the show was fabulous!

I rememer the comic books and the tv show. Iw ould like to see green hornet movie come out. The actors would need to be skinny though. The Green Hornet was always long, and lanky. I loved Bruce Lee. Went to all of his movies as they came out. I can't really think of any of todays actors that would be good as the Green Hornet or Kato. Maybe an unknown new actor would be best.

i wondered if they'd remake this.my brother has all the original series on tape. it's too bad brandon lee has also passed on.they might have got him for his dad's old role.jet li might make a good possibility for kato though.

I've seen a trailer for this film, it looks like it's going to be fun. It's being released in January - and you'll be able to watch it in 3D! It looks like there'll be a fair amount of humour in there but I get the impression from the trailer that they're respecting the previous versions of the Green Hornet. I'm especially glad to see that they're bringing back the Black Beauty from the 60s TV series. If I was a crime fighter, that's exactly the kind of car I'd have! I've seen a few episodes of the 60s TV series and I also enjoy the original radio version. I also bought the two 40s movie serials on DVD recently, but not had a chance to watch them yet. One thing that appeals to me about the Green Hornet is that he doesn't generally go for the usual superhero tactic of getting into a straight punch up with the bad guys - he uses devious methods to entrap them instead. A few years ago in Bradford (Yorkshire), I saw Van Williams (who played the Green Hornet in the TV series) being interviewed at a one day Bruce Lee convention. He's a really interesting guy, he's done loads of stuff apart from acting, like being a salvage diver, building up his own communications company and acting as a sherriff's deputy for a bit. He even wrote a story for a Green Hornet comic which was based on a case that he worked on when he was a deputy - I'll have to try to track that down one of these days.