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The Kirby Brothers On Directing ACCIDENT MAN: HITMAN’S HOLIDAY

Brothers George and Harry Kirby just want to entertain fans of action on screen. The pair have done this by directing more than a dozen short films where the main focus is on action and, most importantly, fun. While they honed their craft with these films (and built a sizable online fanbase to boot), George Kirby steadily established a name for himself in the Hollywood stunt industry. His most high-profile work (so far) came as the fight coordinator on the 2021 blockbuster VENOM: LET THEIR BE CARNAGE but he has also been a stunt performer on such major films as ROUGE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY, JUSTICE LEAGUE, and DOCTOR STRANGE.

ACCIDENT MAN: HITMAN’S HOLIDAY Review: Scott Adkins Delivers One of the Best Action Films of 2022 with Hard-Hitting Aplomb!

Harris Dang

Set after the events of the first Accident Man film, Accident Man – Hitman’s Holiday continues the story of Mike Fallon (Scott Adkins, who looks like he’s having the time of his life). After defeating the people that had betrayed him and killed his ex-girlfriend, he is in comfortable exile in Malta (the country that does NOT make Maltesers). He still does the odd hit on the side for monetary gain and has a drink at the bar every now and again.

Scott Adkins talks ACCIDENT MAN: HITMAN’S HOLIDAY

Matthew Essary

Every new action film starring Scott Adkins is a reason to celebrate. The British actor and martial artist has long been one of the most reliable performers in the genre. Not only committed to delivering the best possible on-screen action with every new project despite any budget or schedule limitations, his “story first” mindset and dedication to the craft of acting are unparalleled among his action film contemporaries.

ACCIDENT MAN: HITMAN’S HOLIDAY Gets A First Official Poster

Lee B. Golden III

It’s high time for the campaign to commence with a previously-stated October date TBA for Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday, the long-awaited sequel following Jesse V. Johnson’s inaugural 2018 comic book adaptation. The new movie was shot in Malta and is directed by sibling duo Harry and George Kirby in their latest freshman feature from a script by Stu Small and storied by Adkins who also produces.

ACCIDENT MAN Sequel Adds Directors, Lands November Start Date In Malta

Lee B. Golden III

Just over two years since signaling fans with sequel hopes for his 2018 graphic novel adaptation, Accident Man, plans are officially underway for starring actor Scott Adkins to shoot the new chapter entirely in Malta this November.

SURVIVORS: Ride Or Die With A First Look At K&K Productions’ Martial Arts Vs. Zombies Proof-Of-Concept [EXCLUSIVE]

Lee B. Golden III

Filmmaking duo George and Harry Kirby have spent more than a decade building their brand as filmmakers and worthwhile content creators through their K&K Productions label.

Embattled Hearts Converge In The Latest Epic Kung Fu Short, D.R.Y.

Lee B. Golden III

Registration is currently closed for the Sci-Fi London 48 Hour Film Challenge and there are a few entries floating around the interwebs as the event ends on May 4. One of those entries is the latest one-off short film K & K Productions’ own George and Harry Kirby called D.R.Y. which sees actor Aaron Ly in a tragic love triangle that leads to a time-bending one-on-seven epic fight to the finish.

Actress Kunjue Li and actor Bruce Chong also star in this latest vital gem which also comes with its own behind-the-scenes link in the channel as well. The new short also arrives as genre fans are within days from witnessing the long-awaited new trailer for K & K’s upcoming Dragonball Z fan project, Frieza Saga. And there will be more discussion on that project in the coming weeks, so stick around. So, while you’re here, watch D.R.Y. in the embed below where you may also subscribe.

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