'Kazaam' Director Paul Michael Glaser Reflects on Film's Execution After 'Scary Movie' Jab
Paul Michael Glaser, the director of the 1996 film 'Kazaam,' has commented on the movie's execution following its recent portrayal as a punchline in Paramount's new comedy, 'Scary Movie.' Glaser stated to The Hollywood Reporter that he believes the film was not executed as well as it could have been. The family-friendly feature, which famously starred Shaquille O'Neal as a rapping genie, has been referenced in a comedic jab in the new production.
Paul Michael Glaser, the director behind the 1996 film 'Kazaam,' has addressed the movie's production, specifically in light of its recent mention in Paramount's new comedy, 'Scary Movie.' The family-friendly feature, notable for starring Shaquille O'Neal as a rapping genie, has been spotlighted through a memorable comedic jab in the new film.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Glaser shared his perspective on the original movie's quality. He stated, "I don't think we executed it as well as we could have."
According to Hollywood Reporter, Glaser's comments reflect on the overall outcome and reception of the 1996 film.
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