Registered: 06-2005 Location: Lost on the Road of Life. Posts: 236 Helpfulness points: 1 (+1/-0)
Re: Casting Call!
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Gatorgirl wrote:
I think Sean Bean is too British to be Jared. I don't think Jared has an accent. I'd go for Mel Gibson, but I'm prejudice.
YEAH! MEL!!! I AGREE!!!
AND I say that the Peter Pan kid would make a GREAT Walter. ^^ I have yet to think of a good Billy....any thoughts???
Hm....OH! Tom Felton could be Palin! Just....dye his hair brown.
And I think Alan Rickman could play either Devin (Though my first choice is still Jason Isaacs.....mmmmmmmmm......::drool:: ) or Professor Hamilton. ^^
Bernard Hill could also play Prof. Hamilton....or Sir Patrick. ^^
Re: Casting Call! All in favor of Gibson as J. Bannister?
He's a bit older than I picture for Jared, but the character is to the letter.
What about Walter? That would require a really good actor. It's said that "Tragedy is easy, but comedy is suicide." Then again, as Mel Gibson would say, "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when I fall into an open sewer and die."
--- How do you learn to live? Prepare for death.
How do you prepare for death? Learn to live.
Registered: 08-2004 Location: Interceding for you Posts: 1184 Helpfulness points: 8 (+10/-2)
Re: Casting Call! I think Mel Gibson would be a great Jared.
The rest of the actors I have no clue.
About Jeremy Sumpter I have to agree with FB he has like a lisp and if he was Walter that would really bug me. Maybe he could play someone else.
Billy, well, I know someone on here who might be able to play the part.
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Registered: 06-2005 Location: Lost on the Road of Life. Posts: 236 Helpfulness points: 1 (+1/-0)
Re: Casting Call! I saw it in the theatre twice! ^^ My fam owns it, and my twin is in love with it, so I've seen it a few times at least.....but I still didn't hear one.
