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matt j
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#26
25-11-2008, 20:22
Improving movies through retroactive cast changes
I'd imagine there were plenty of wooden planks that needed work.
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26-11-2008, 04:31
Improving movies through retroactive cast changes
Replace Sofia Coppola with Meg Ryan and Bill Murray for a sock puppet in Lost In Translation. Still would be a crap film, mind.
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26-11-2008, 08:30
Improving movies through retroactive cast changes
Sofia Coppola *directed*
Lost in Translation
didn't she?
Woody Allen instead of Bruce Willis as John McLean.
"I can't *believe* this is happening to me. I can't get shot at. I have a heart condition and dying is one of the worst things for it."
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ian.64
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26-11-2008, 08:37
Improving movies through retroactive cast changes
I dunno...the wooden plank is already busy replacing Kevin Costner in like half a dozen movies...
And Steven Seagal. No, make that a large beam.
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