Director Sam Raimi and actor Bruce Campbell worked together on four film and TV projects "Evil Dead". I should not repeat the "wicked dead" and "the wicked dead 2: dead dawn", as the cults know well. However, something happened after Rayimi and Campbell Made "Army of Dark" in 1992, ending Ash's bow in the process. That film was distributed by Universal, which he positioned to get a crossover audience. Unfortunately, however, it failed well in the box office, but it became a huge cult hit. He was deeply loved by many, eventually achieving the same canonized status as his immediate proposal.

In its autobiography "If the Easps could kill", Campbell set the difference between "Cult Film" and "Blockbuster". Blockbuster is a million people watching a movie 10 times, and a cult film is 10 people watching a movie a million times. It seems that the low profile of the nature of cult films was a little disappointing for Campbell, especially after the "Army of Darkness" failed to break. Campbell understood he was well known, but he was always honest about how the cult Ardwarr is very different from the Ardwar mainstream. He had to start asking fans to stop calling him "ash".

For years after the "Army of Darkness", Campbell will appear at the horror conventions and cult gatherings, raising questions about "evil dead 4." He was asked so often whether he would come back to play Ash, Campbell began to develop responses to actions. ("I'm too old for it!") In the end, he and Raimi did Again E-TIM for TV Series "Ashes Against Wicked Dead" ... in 2015. That series lasted three years, and it seemed to be the last, final word for ash. Are you happy now?

Since then, Campbell said he would really come back to play Ash once again and stated his provision for such an event in an interview with Queer. Sam Raimi, he explained, will have to return to the head.

Campbell's comments have come to the eve of two more "Evil Dead" films. There was an appropriate remake of the original of Raimi, directed by Fedi Olvarez, published in 2013, followed by mostly independent entry, Lee Cronin's "wicked dead growth" in 2023. In addition to the short Kimo after the 2013 Evil Dead loans, Campbell served only as a producer of those films. "Ash against Evil Dead" was supposed to be the last time he ever played ash.

Now, however, Campbell is in mind that if Raimi is down, he's down. Only Raimi feels, understands how to properly direct Campbell as ash. The actor also admitted that another director was likely to make him lose his temper, while Raimi would make him lose his temper ... in a good way. Directly to quote Campbell:

"If Sam said," I, Sam Raimi, will direct another "Wicked dead ' Movie, 'Then I, Bruce Campbell, will be thinking of being in it. I don't want to be ashes, with a tendency from other people. Sam is the most sincere director I have ever worked with, and Ash needs a little bit of it to shine. And I think Sam is the only director now I won't break into the face, doing '' 'Wicked dead ' movie! I'm just saying, I called (longtime producer of "Evil Dead") slave (tapert) and sam out, I'm not the coward they think I am; I just love the real circumstances. "

Campbell then joked that Raimi, who began to nail the big blockbusters in the 21st century, is still a good director. Since 2000, of course, Raimi has called on footage of Marvel Cinema Universe "Doctor strange in the multivisional madness" And Disney Tentpole "The Great and Powerful", besides the trio of very successful Spider-Man films starring Tobey Maguier as Peter Parker. However, Raimi focused more on production than directing "ash against evil" and showed no interest in stuck to another movie "Equilibrium Dead". Time will say.

Whatever, do not call Campbell "ash".