Matt LeBlanc back to movies?

MattLeBlanc.jpgI remember the quote from Matt LeBlanc sometime ago when he said that he found movies too tough and preferred working on the smaller screen, it was something like that anyway, and that’s when he started on the Joey series. Now though, according to Coming Soon, he looks set to reverse that…and a good thing too I think.

Matt LeBlanc, star of NBC’s Joey, has set up sci-fi horror thriller The Watch at Dream Entertainment with Victor Salva (“Jeepers Creepers”) attached to direct, says The Hollywood Reporter. Based on a original screenplay by John Claflin and Daniel Zelman, the World War II-set film revolves around a team of highly specialized soldiers sent to blow up a Nazi fuel depot, only to discover they are being hunted by an evil spirit unleashed by the Nazi’s secret occult experiments.

It sounds like a really interesting premise, and I like the idea of seeing LeBlanc in some movie roles. I enjoyed his part in Lost in Space, and I think he lost the Joey label quite easily in it, although there were still heavy shades of it, he did look like he was managing to brush it off. I think it will be a good thing for his career, and I’ll be watching this to see if it turns out as good as the one liner suggests. Do you think he has it in him?

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