Kevin Smith took to social media this morning to reveal that today is the final day of production on Clerks III, concluding the tenth movie he has filmed with longtime collaborator Jason Mewes. The film has been in production for all of August, closely mirroring the lightning-fast production schedule of the original Clerks. The movie, which is set to be distributed by Lionsgate, is Smith’s first new feature film since Jay & Silent Bob Reboot, in which Brian O’Halloran’s Dante Hicks, the point-of-view character in the original Clerks and its 2006 sequel, Clerks II. That movie was the last time fans got a look at Jeff Anderson’s Randal Graves, who appears to be the lead in Clerks III.
Last Day of CLERKS III.It’s been a blissful shoot.I’ve already cut together about an hour of the movie and it’s a funny as fuck, emotional paean to cinema.Tonight, these 2 old fools wrap their 10th movie together.Today, they’re just trying to survive a 7 mile Highlands hike. pic.twitter.com/HpAno25mEy
