Fletch’s Fortune frankly seems like a long-shot to make it to screens, unless someone is willing to risk a small fortune on a project that seems highly unlikely to make back its money. The first movie sadly seemed to confirm the lack of box office steam for anything associated with Fletch, a franchise that was really only bankable for a moment back in the ‘80s with a huge star attached. : Confess, Fletch (9780380700417) by Gregory McDonald and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great.
And the whodunit style of course also appeals to actors, which should help any Confess, Fletch sequel assemble an all-star cast.īut even if Mottola and company have a strong script and the prospect of assembling a good cast on their side, there’s no guarantee they’ll be able to sell producers on bankrolling Confess, Fletch 2. Indeed, it seems the murder-mystery angle would be a good selling-point for Confess, Fletch 2 as Mottola and company continue seeking a studio greenlight. fan of Mcdonalds Fletch novels, particularly the first two: Fletch and Confess, Fletch. Given the current popularity of the whodunit genre thanks to Rian Johnson’s Knives Out movies, it should be no surprise that Mottola would next tackle a Fletch novel that itself has plenty of classic murder-mystery elements. From what I understand, its a far cry from his Fletch books.
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