David Nutter

it's i mean there's also like you guys obviously have the same nostalgia i have for a specific era of movie oh yeah movies definitely fall into that category of 90s video store trash that you just you rent with like three other movies to watch with your friends to just like which is hang on the basement have a good time so it's it's very nostalgic and i'm very forgiving towards

them and that that's kind of a good segue to talk about transfers for jack of swords because this is this is where we're at with with the transfers series by part four this one was released february 2nd 1994 it's directed by david nutter it's written by peter david stars tim thomerson stacy randall ty miller terry ivins mark arnold clabe hartley alan oppenheimer lachlan monroe jeff moldovan yon hi duke our old buddy and stephen mocked now uh This fourth movie is coming out.

We've covered this a lot.

This is one of the last proper golden era full moon movies that we're going to be talking about on this show.

This is one of only two movies that he ever did.

If you count 4 and 5 as one movie, which I just should.

David Nutter rarely makes feature films,

huge deal in the world of TV.

Tell me all about it.

Well, it was directed by David Nutter.

Nutter butter.

And it was written by Glenn Morgan and James Wong and had an air date of April 22nd, 1994.

But, uh, I remember it vividly.

They did a mix and match with different Sams and different Deans and David Nutter, who directed the pilot.

One of the great pilot directors in the history of television, by the way.

That's right.

Right.

So, but it was a lot of fun.

And I, speaking of David Nutter, I wish I, I've got a letter that I received from him.

And I have it somewhere.

Yes.

And so I used to give a talk, and I always had to follow David Nutter, which is really, really hard to do.

[laughs]

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's David Nutter.

He's an epic TV director.

Epic.

With the script locked, the production team faced its next massive hurdle.

Finding the brothers, director David Nutter, who had an incredible track record for directing successful pilot episodes like The X-Files and Smallville, came on board to helm the pilot.

Casting was down to the water.

Jensen Ackles, fresh off his work on Smallville and Dark Angel, eventually auditioned for the role of Sam Winchester.