Wasn't sure if you were wink/wink or not but other folks have been taken aback. Just thought I would timeline it and get it out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by lunchbox
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Wasn't sure if you were wink/wink or not but other folks have been taken aback. Just thought I would timeline it and get it out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by lunchbox
ya, i know i didn't communicate it very well in that initial post. i also didn't realize there were others here who didn't know about the affleck project. sorry! :grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseydevil
10 Criminally Overlooked Movies You Should See Now
Definitely agree with To Live. I haven't seen many of the others.
the only one of those i've seen is 400 Blows.Quote:
Originally Posted by adgy-san
I've got I'm not Scared and Never Let Me go on the shelf. BUMP.Quote:
Originally Posted by gescom
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Originally Posted by gescom
400 Blows, Nobody Knows and To Live are the only ones I've seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseydevil
I'm in the lead.
Hey Adgy...giallo
Matt Dillon, Brendan Fraser and Craig Robinson to Star in FREAKY DEAKY
I loves me some Craig Robinson!Quote:
A trio of actors have signed on for Charles Matthau’s (The Grass Harp) adaptation of the Elmore Leonard novel Freaky Deaky. Variety reports that Matt Dillon, Brendan Fraser and Craig Robinson will star in the Hollywood-centered crime flick. Dillon will star as an LAPD bomb squad officer who happens upon a plot hatched by two hippies who plan to scam a movie mogul using their bomb-making skills. Fraser plays a former activist who now puts his bomb-knowledge to work as a Hollywood pyrotechnics and demolition expert, and Robinson is poised to play a former Black Panther who now serves as the assistant to Fraser’s character.
In pitch-perfect casting, William H. Macy is already set to star as the alcoholic Hollywood mogul that the two hippie characters attempt to scam. The other day we heard that Sienna Miller may be starring in the film, but she wasn’t mentioned in Variety’s report today. Matthau will direct, and adapted Leonard’s novel himself. The film version will take place in 1974 instead of Leonard’s late 80’s setting of the book. While Fraser is used to starring in what can mildly be described as horse**** as of late, the other actors involved sound promising. It’ll be interesting to see who Matthau gets to fill out the rest of his cast. Production is set to start this summer in Michigan. Hit the jump to read a synopsis of Leonard’s book.
