John Pyper-Ferguson was so amazing as James Kendrick, the terrorist who used to be a Delta Force operator until a botched mission in Africa caused him to go rogue. Could James Kendrick still be alive and in hiding? (Photo by Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images for the NHL) 5. After viewing the finale, we came up with 5 questions that we would like to have answered in a potential Burn Notice movie.īEVERLY HILLS, CA – APRIL 12: (L-R) Actors Dave Annable and John Pyper-Ferguson attend the Stanley Cup Playoff Party at the Beverly Hills Gibson Musical Instruments Showroom on Apin Beverly Hills, California.
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While we understand it will take time to pen a script, shop it around to networks or streaming services, plus coordinate everyone’s schedules if this movie actually comes to fruition, we have been re-watching the series, just in case. Then when Jeffrey Donovan revealed in an UPROXX interview that he had a movie idea and Matt Nix liked it, well, color us hopeful. So, as you can imagine, when we found out that Bruce Campbell wasn’t opposed to dusting off his Tommy Bahama shirts for another go around, we were pretty ecstatic. While we enjoy all of his portrayals, we are partial to ex-Navy Seal operative, Sam Axe.
Then there are others who have fond memories of him as Elvis Presley in Bubba Ho-Tep. For some of his fans, he will forever be known as Ash Williams. Not many thespians are fortunate enough to have created iconic roles that have garnered a cult following like him. If creator Matt Nix can make this reunion happen, here are 5 questions from the finale that we would like answered.īruce Campbell has played many characters during his 40 years as an actor. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) Bruce Campbell and Jeffrey Donovan are open to revisiting their characters in a Burn Notice movie. “It’s sad that we’re leaving but we’re ready to move on and I think the fans are going to respect the way we go out.SAN DIEGO, CA – JULY 21: Actor Bruce Campbell and writer Matt Nix speak at the “Burn Notice: The Fall Of Sam Axe” Panel during Comic-Con 2011 on Jin San Diego, California. “We did the exact same number of episodes as ‘Miami Vice’ - 111,” he said.
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He also has a couple of TV and big-screen projects in the works that he plans to produce and direct.ĭonovan said he’s sad to be leaving Miami where the show employed 200 people a week for seven years, and Miami - which hadn’t had a TV show last longer than two seasons since “Miami Vice” - is sad to see them go.
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Now that the series is ending, the UMass and Bridgewater State alum said he plans to take some time off from work to recharge, take care of his 10-month-old daughter and cheer the Sox through the post-season.
“He’s like a brother to me and she’s like a mother to me,” he said. “But there is a big death in the finale and I think it’s going to shock everyone.”ĭonovan, who has played superspy Michael Westen for seven seasons on the hit drama, told the Track the series is ending “the way we all want it to end” and that he’ll miss the cast and crew, especially co-stars Bruce Campbell and Sharon Gless. “I think it’s safe to say it’s not me,” said Amesbury homey Jeffrey Donovan, the star of the USA drama about a CIA agent who is framed for crimes he didn’t commit and drummed out of the bureau. “Burn Notice” will have its series finale tonight and someone’s going to die!
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