DEAN DEVLIN AND ROLAND EMMERICH created "Stargate" in 1994, when the original feature film hit theaters. Starring Kurt Russell as Colonel Jack O'Neil and James Spader as Dr. Daniel Jackson, "Stargate" was a smash hit with viewers - setting a record for an October release.
In this conversation with "Dial the Gate" writer and producer Dean Devlin shares how the idea for the film first came about, with Emmerich and Devlin melding ideas each of them had been pondering for many years. He also reveals why Kurt Russell didn't want to do the movie (and how they convinced him anyway), what changed when test audiences hated the first cut, and what James Spader improvised that made for a huge VFX challenge.
This clip is from Dial the Gate's full-length, hour-long conversation with Dean Devlin. Watch the full interview here: • 007: Dean Devlin, Co-W...
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