Stahelski in a sentence

All of this only goes to prove why Stahelski is the perfect choice for the adaptation, as well as why John Wick: Chapter 4 up to be the next great video game adaptation.

Chad Stahelski has been lined up as the director, with Michael B Jordan returning as John Kelly.

Chad Stahelski is one of them, who just directed John Wick 4. Chad's a badass.

I mean it’s been almost 10 years,” director Chad Stahelski said.

John Wick: Chapter 4 director Chad Stahelski reflects on the possibility of making John Wick 5, saying he doesn't want audiences to feel ripped off.

John Wick: Chapter 4 director Chad Stahelski reveals the frustration behind the considerably longer original cut of the upcoming neo-noir action film.

John Wick director Chad Stahelski taking Henry Cavill ‘Highlander’ to.

Just everything you got, leave it there,'" Stahelski recalled.

Puppy dies and this guy goes on a rampage,” Stahelski recalled.

STAHELSKI: Again, we rehearse very differently than other stunt teams.

Stahelski and his team used Belgian Malinois dogs in the last two movies because they are intelligent problem solvers and look cool on screen.

Stahelski and Reeves worked together on franchise, where the director acted as both stunt coordinator and double during a number of the franchise's innovative action sequences for the time.

Stahelski is credited as the "Action Director" and his studio, 87eleven, is in charge of action design, which entails the planning and envisioning of fight and stunt sequences.

Stahelski is such a great action director because of his experience as a stunt coordinator, with his extensive knowledge of stunts giving him a unique approach to the genre.

Stahelski previously mentioned that though John Wick’s story has come to an end for now, he wants to remain a part of the larger universe the franchise has created.

Stahelski, who directed all four films, will serve as an executive producer and director.

Stepping onto the stage after the screening, Reeves and Stahelski both seemed pleasantly shell-shocked by the raucous reception.

That being said, Stahelski has proven in that he has not only an eye for adapting cultures other than American, but he can do it in a tasteful, satisfying way.

That's because director Chad Stahelski was a fan of Adkins and aware of what he was capable of pulling off, and thus custom-built a role around him.

The referential cherry on top is Stahelski's use of a cover version of "Nowhere to Run" by Lola Collette — "The Warriors" used a cover of the same song (by Arnold McCuller) at the same moment.