Proving that Ashton Kutcher is at the very least an emissary of Beelzebub, his insipid prank show “Punk’d” went on to become a pop culture phenom. And now, of course, he’s thinking about taking the concept to the big screen. Apparently, Mr. Beauty and the Geek had an epiphany about taking “Punk’d” to the cinematic masses while walking down the street in New York. As for how he plans to actually do it, he recently told Ryan Seacrest on KIIS-FM, “I got a plan. But if I reveal the plan then everyone’s going to know when it’s going down.” Oooooh, aren’t you mysterious! The Kutch can next be seen tomorrow in the comedy WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS.
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