Mark Hamill expresses Chucky in the remake of the kid's game

Some legitimately surprising news of the A child's game franchise this week-do not a sentence that we expected to write in March 2019, if we are perfectly honest – with Weekly entertainment report Mark Hamill was chosen to play the Kucky the Killer doll in the next 1989 remake of the original. The news is not so shocking if Hamill gets the role of a tiny murder toy and extremely terrifying – he's one of the industry's most beloved voice actors to date, with his version of Batman Baddie, The Joker, playing the role of the character's definitive portrayal for many fans – but because that means the support of the series, Brad Dourif do not have.

Dourif played the role of the executed murderer Charles Lee Ray in a Good Guys doll in seven A child's game films in the last 30 years, ranging from the original A child's game, until 2017 Cult of Chucky. But as such, he is also closely associated with franchise producer Don Mancini, who criticized MGM for using his rights on the first film to make this remake, so who knows how it all happened. (Do not feel too bad for Dourif, he's still one of the most prolific actors in American horror.) He recently returned to one of his most "respectable" characters, the good-hearted Doc Cochran, via the Deadwood movie.)

Hamill joins a cast that already includes Aubrey Plaza, Gabriel Bateman, and Bryan Tyree Henry, all likely to find themselves scared when their latest toy store purchase begins to joke and ping a bunch of Donald Trump tweets in a super voice. -voice.