Wednesday, July 24, 2013

He Almost Turned Down 'Sharknado'

"Sharknado" is easily the biggest pop culture phenomenon of the summer, saveit could've looked very different. mavenof the Syfy movie's stars, Ian Ziering, recently admitted that he almost turned down the exteriorizebecause of the script, which left something to be desired.

“When I first read the script, at that placewere a shell outof holes in it. There was a lot of trepidation in even doing this, because I wasn’t sure it was outletto be a success,” Ziering told "AccessHollywoodLive" (above). “There were just so galore(postnominal)holes in the script, I mean, how were they going to do this? ... My manager sensibleme there were going to be 300-plus visual effects in this movie and I said, ‘Oh. OK.'"

Ziering, who called "Sharknado" his "Pulp Fiction" and "Bruce Willis" moment, credits his wife and one perspectivein particular for convincing him to say yes to the movie. "I was kinda [hesitant] but [my wife] was like, ‘We’ve got two kids, you’re going to work, do it. You’re going to work,’” he told "Access Hollywood Live." “As a father you’ve gotta do everything to provide for your family ... When I cutthe scene where I get to chainsaw my way step upof the belly of a shark? I just needed that on film so I could show that to my kids one daylightand grandkids and let them know that Grandpa Ian was pretty cool,” Ziering added with a laugh.

During a recent appearance on HuffPost Live, Ziering also revealed he discussed "Sharknado" with his origin"Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star Jason Priestley over lunch before the made-for-TV movie somebroke the internet. "I was telling him about this 'Sharknado' movie and [said,] 'What have I gotten myself into?' But I was excited about it," he explained. "Look what it's become.
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Shortly afterwardsthe original aired, Syfy ordered a "Sharknado" sequel -- set in New York this time -- which Ziering told HuffPost Live he is "definitely down" to star in. "It was so much fun. I had a blast working with those people," he added. "Clearly there's a need and a want for this kind of filmmaking."

For more(prenominal)from Ziering, click over to "Access Hollywood Live's" website.

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Materials taken from The Huffington Post

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