The last time Robert Englund played Freddy Kruger was in 2003, and he’s fine with that. Physically, he doesn’t think it’s realistic that he can ever play the character again. Still, Englund will always have an affinity for the character and the franchise, and he’s interested in seeing it continue. (In fact, even if he’s not on-screen, he’s got some ideas of how the films could be modernized for a reboot.) Years ago, when we spoke to Englund about his involvement in the franchise’s early films, he talked about how the viewing experience has changed over the years (Click on the media bar below to hear Robert Englund)
The last time Robert Englund played Freddy Kruger was in 2003, and he’s fine with that. Physically, he doesn’t think it’s realistic that he can ever play the character again. Still, Englund will always have an affinity for the character and the franchise, and he’s interested in seeing it continue. (In fact, even if he’s not on-screen, he’s got some ideas of how the films could be modernized for a reboot.) Years ago, when we spoke to Englund about his involvement in the franchise’s early films, he talked about how the viewing experience has changed over the years (Click on the media bar below to hear Robert Englund)
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