I dig Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s work, almost exclusively from having seen him as John Winchester on Supernatural, and his early work (not that soul-crushingly bad “Head Denny” shit recently) as Denny Duquette on Grey’s Anatomy. And as good as the Winchester fest is (and it’s really good), it was even better when Morgan was a recurring character on the show. I sincerely hope he makes a return to it at some point before it goes off the air. Also looking forward to seeing him in The Losers and Red Dawn.
So I’m glad that he continues to keep projects on his plate, as he has recently by signing onto The Unblinking Eye for director Michael Bassett. The project, also written by Bassett finds homicide detective John
Callisto (Morgan), now a retired recluse after being nearly
murdered by a serial killer, is tracked down by a relentless
journalist. As the two confront each other, dark secrets from both
their pasts come to light. Juliusz Kossakowski and Kevan
Van Thompson will produce through their Wind Fish Motion Pictures
operation. Production starts in May.
In the meantime, Morgan also has The Resident, with Hilary Swank, and Mikael Hafstrom’s Shanghai upcoming.





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Morgan was AMAZING in Fred Claus… A-MAZING!!
Swank must like him. He was in PS I Love You and the guys whose dick made her forget her grief for her dead husband. Hate to be crude, but that's more or less how the film made it look.
Sounds kinda like Eastwood's BLOODWORK story…gee, I wonder if the journalist will be some kind of…killer.
I just want to see him in a Comedian movie. They already said they were going to mine the Watchmen for future movies right? Do a hard-R Comedian Viet Nam movie. Sure it's completely unnecessary and will piss off a lot of people, but Watchmen movies are coming whether you like it or not and I just loved this guy in that role.
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