Original Michael Myers actor Nick Castle confirms he has a cameo in the upcoming Halloween Ends. Castle first played the menacing killer The Shape in John Carpenter’s 1978 horror masterpiece Halloween.
Of course Castle would later go on to do a lot of other things in movies besides play hulking murderers in proto-slasher movies. His list of writing credits includes more collaborations with John Carpenter on Escape from New York and Escape from L.A.. His directing credits meanwhile include the sci-fi classic The Last Starfighter, the 1993 Dennis the Menace movie and the Damon Wayans vehicle Major Payne. But Castle always remained associated with the role of Michael Myers, which is why David Gordon Green brought him back for a cameo in his 2018 Halloween reboot, using him for one shot in which Myers is glimpsed through a window. Castle also returned for 2021’s Halloween Kills but unfortunately saw his scene cut from the finished film. That scene, in which Castle played Myers’ reflection in a mirror, was thankfully included on the recent home release of the movie.
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2022 will now see the release of the trilogy-capping Halloween Ends and Castle himself just confirmed that he will be back for another cameo. The writer-director-actor made the confirmation on Twitter while calling out other articles for failing to properly credit the man behind the Myers mask for most of the scenes in the Halloween reboots. “Unfortunately, this and other recent articles on the production of Halloween Ends mistakenly think I am playing Michael Myers,” Castle posted, referring to an article on AJC.com. He continued, “The talented James Jude Courtney will once again play MM. I’ll have a fun cameo but
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