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CBS Reviving 1950s Western TV Series 'The Rifleman'; Chris Columbus Will Direct and Produce

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CBS is developing a remake of The Rifleman, the classic Western series that ran from 1958-1963. In keeping with the legacy of Rifleman creator Sam Peckinpah, the new series is in the hands of a trio of interesting talents from the feature world. Variety reports Chris Columbus (Percy Jackson & the Olympians), Patrick Lussier (Drive Angry), and Laeta Kalogridis (Shutter Island) are on board as executive producers. Columbus is attached to direct, while Lussier and Klogridis will handle the script.

Hit the jump for more on the original series, which centers on “a skilled gunman and widowed Civil War hero (Chuck Connors) who moves to uncharted New Mexico territory to raise his young son and gets recruited by the sheriff to help protect the unruly town.”

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packrat19554565d ago

1.I hope Johnny Crawford at least makes a guest appearence 2.it was the Marshal not the Sheriff and did you know both Dan Blocker and Michael Landon appeared in episodes of the Rifleman before they were in Bonanza?

pomoluese4565d ago

Stop stealing AMC's show concepts Broadcast TV.

StarWarsFan4565d ago

When is Bonanza coming back?

thebudgetgamer4565d ago

That was such an awesome show, I hope they don't ruin it.

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