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Elston Gunn's WEEKLY RECAP
Father Geek here with the Thanksgiving Edition of Elston's regular weekly look back at the previous work-week's breaking movie news stories that may have somehow slipped thru the cracks in your cyber floor... sooooo get comphy, grab a mug of your favorite warm drink and trip back thru...
The Weekly Recap...
TAKEN FROM VARIETY AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
CASTING
TAKEN FROM VARIETY AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
CASTING
* Sally Field is in talks to play Congresswoman Rudd opposite Reese
Witherspoon in Universal's LEGALLY BLONDE 2: RED WHITE & BLONDE for director
Charles Herman-Wurmfeld. The story finds Field's character befriending
Witherspoon's Elle Woods and serving as her mentor. The duo's relationship
is tested, however, when they must battle it out over a piece of animal
rights legislation. Kate Kondell wrote the script.
* Marsha Thomason will star opposite Eddie Murphy in HAUNTED MANSION,
playing Murphy's wife. Rob Minkoff is directing from a script by Don Hahn.
Production begins Jan. 6.
* Eric Christian Olsen and Derek Richardson will star in the prequel WHEN
HARRY MET LLOYD: DUMB AND DUMBERER for New Line. They'll play adolescent
versions of the characters portrayed by Jeff Daniels and Jim Carrey in DUMB
AND DUMBER. Rachel Nichols, Eugene Levy, Mimi Rogers and Luis Guzman will
also star.
* Dennis Quaid will play Sam Houston in THE ALAMO for director John Lee
Hancock (THE ROOKIE) and Disney. Billy Bob Thornton also stars. Shooting
begins in January for a holiday 2003 release. Houston was an ex-governor of
Tennessee who led troops to avenge the Alamo and defeat Mexican leader Santa
Ana.
* Denzel Washington will reprise Frank Sinatra's role in the remake of THE
MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE for Paramount. Dan Pyne (THE SUM OF ALL FEARS) has
written the new project.
* Emily Mortimer (LOVELY & AMAZING) will star in BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS for
director Stephen Fry. The project, based on Evelyn Waugh's VILE BODIES, is
about a beautiful young woman whose life is an endless round of parties and
pleasure seeking. David Tennant, James McAvoy, and Michael Sheen also star,
with cameos from Jim Broadbent, Dan Aykroyd, Simon Callow, Richard E. Grant,
Stockard Channing, Helen Mirren, Hugh Laurie, Peter O'Toole, Emma Thompson
and Sir John Mills.
* Morgan Freeman will star in Paramount's military thriller CIRCLE WILLIAM,
based on the novel by CIA spokesman Bill Harlow. The story centers on two
brothers who attempt to thwart a chemical weapons attack by Libyan
terrorists. One brother commands the battleship USS Winston Churchill,
while the other is the White House press secretary. Peter Iliff (PATRIOT
GAMES) wrote the script.
* Christina Ricci is in negotiations to star opposite Charlize Theron in
MONSTER for writer/director Patty Jenkins and MDP Worldwide. Production
will start in mid-January in Florida. It's based on the true story of
Aileen Wuornos, whom some have called the nation's first female serial
killer. She was executed Oct. 9 by the state of Florida for her crimes, but
the project does not go as far as Wuornos' death, instead ending with her in
jail awaiting sentencing.
* Snoop Dogg is in talks to play street informant Huggy Bear in Warner Bros.
Pictures' STARSKY AND HUTCH for director Todd Phillips. Production begins
in March with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson playing the title roles. Phillips
and Scott Armstrong wrote the most recent draft of the script.
* Bebe Neuwirth joins the cast of the sexy noir thriller THE BIG BOUNCE,
based on the novel by Elmore Leonard, for director George Armitage. Kris
Kristofferson, Scott Caan, Willie Nelson and Harry Dean Stanton also are
making appearances in the film. sexy noir thriller about love and betrayal.
Owen Wilson, Sara Foster, Morgan Freeman and Gary Sinise star.
* Julianne Moore is in final talks to star opposite Richard Gere in the
thriller WITHOUT APPARENT MOTIVE for director Bille August and Splendid
Pictures. It's about an L.A. County sheriff's detective who, while
investigating the murders of three high-profile businessmen, discovers that
a high-society femme fatale could be a serial killer. Eric Blakeney (GUN
SHY) wrote the screenplay.
* Jacqueline McKenzie (DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA YA SISTERHOOD) will star in
the romantic mystery PEACHES, playing the guardian of a girl adopted from
Vietnam, for director Craig Monahan (THE INTERVIEW).
* Leonardo DiCaprio will star in Universal's epic drama THE GOOD SHEPHERD
for director Robert De Niro, Tribeca Prods. and American Zoetrope. Shooting
is expected to begin in fall 2003. Eric Roth penned the script about an
idealistic, patriotic young man recruited fresh out of Yale University to
become one of the founding officers of the CIA. The story chronicles the
history of the CIA through his 40-year career and the toll his work takes on
his life and family. De Niro will also take a small role in the project.
* Ewan McGregor, Meryl Streep and Claire Danes are attached to star in FLORA
PLUM for director Jodie Foster. Production will begin in either fall 2003
or January 2004 .
* James Caan is in talks to play Will Ferrell's father in the New Line
Cinema comedy ELF for director Jon Favreau. It's about a man raised from
infancy by elves at the North Pole. After inadvertently yet continually
wreaking havoc on the elf community, Buddy is sent to New York to be
reunited with his biological father. With the sincere intention of fitting
in, Buddy proceeds to turn his father's life upside down.
* January Jones (BANDITS, THE GLASS HOUSE) joins the cast of AMERICAN
WEDDING (AMERICAN PIE 3) for director Jesse Dylan and Universal. Jason
Biggs, Seann William Scott, Eugene Levy and Alyson Hannigan star in the
project written by Adam Herz. Shooting begins early January for an August
release. Jones will playing Hannigan's sister and the love interest to
Scott's character.
* Dakota Fanning will star opposite Denzel Washington in MAN ON FIRE, based
on the A.J. Quinnell novel, for director Tony Scott, Fox 2000 and Regency
Enterprises. Production starts in February. Brian Helgeland penned the
adaptation about an American ex-soldier living out his days in Naples,
Italy. He reluctantly agrees to protect a child, whose parents are
threatened by a rash of kidnappings. Unexpectedly, the caustic loner
befriends the girl only to see his life take another turn when she is
kidnapped and later murdered.
* Richard Roxburgh (MOULIN ROUGE) is in talks to play Count Dracula in VAN
HELSING, opposite Hugh Jackman, for director Stephen Sommers and Universal.
It's about vampire hunter Dr. Abraham Van Helsing, who travels to Eastern
Europe to confront Dracula, as well as Frankenstein's monster and the Wolf
Man.DIRECTOR/WRITER ATTACHMENTS
* Carroll Ballard (FLY AWAY HOME) will direct HOW IT WAS WITH DOOMS for
Warner Bros., Gaylord Films/Pandora and John Wells Prods. It's based on the
book by Carol Cawthra Hopcraft and Xan Hopcraft, which follows a young boy
living in Nairobi, Kenya, and the special relationship he enjoys with an
orphaned cheetah named Dooms, who becomes the family pet. Carol Flint
adapted, with a rewrite by Karen Janszen and a production polish to be done
by Mark St. Germain.
* Fine Line Features grabbed Ruth Graham-Black's (BECOMING COLLETTE) script
THE RECIPE about an aspiring chef who inherits her grandmother's "infamous
aphrodisiac recipe" and travels to Italy to track down the origins of the
concoction.
* Rebecca Miller (PERSONAL VELOCITY) will rewrite the adaptation of PROOF,
based on the award-winning play by David Auburn, for Miramax Films and
director John Madden.
* Roger Corman has optioned the novel THE MIRACLE OF EDSA, by William Newton
Edwards, for his brother, Gene Corman, to produce. It's based on the story
of an American nurse who goes to the Philippines in search of her son, only
to get caught in the middle of a guerilla uprising. Craig Corman, Gene
Corman's son, will pen the script and direct on location in the Philippines.
* Neil Tolkin (THE EMPEROR'S CLUB) is in talks to rewrite the biopic IRON
MAN for Universal about Olympian athlete and track star Lou Zamperini, who
withstood the cruel torture of a Japanese POW guard during two years of
internment during WWII. Nicolas Cage has expressed interest to star.
* Reed Steiner ("The Shield") and Damon Lindelof ("Crossing Jordan") will
write the thriller ENDGAME for MGM, Hyde Park Entertainment and Lion Rock
Prods. The project is the story of a defrocked law enforcement officer who
must team with the hit man who derailed his career to save the life of a
kidnap victim.
* Playwright Jon Robin Baitz will adapt SILENT NIGHT, historian Stanley
Weintraub's account of a WWI Christmas Eve truce, for Universal and
producers Chris and Paul Weitz. It is about a temporary truce during World
War I in the trenches in France when opposing sides played soccer and sang
Christmas carols. Enraged officers heard about the truce and demanded the
soldiers resume battle.
* Tom Brady (THE HOT CHICK) will write and direct DEUCE BIGALOW II for
Disney Studios and Rob Schneider's From Out of Nowhere Prods.
* Tom Stoppard adapted Deborah Moggach's 2000 novel TULIP FEVER for
DreamWorks/Miramax and director John Madden. Set in 17th century Amsterdam,
it centers on a beautiful young woman who marries a wealthy elderly merchant
to escape poverty. When she falls madly in love with a penniless artist
hired to paint their portrait, the lovers succumb to another kind of
madness: To get the money that will allow them to escape together, they
invest what little they have on the high-risk tulip market.
* Paul McGuigan is in talks to direct Revolution Studios' HOSTAGE, based on
the novel by Robert Crais, which Bruce Willis will star in and produce
through his Cheyenne Enterprises. The story centers on a former hostage
negotiator-turned-police chief who is forced into a hostage negotiation that
is complicated by the fact that the family patriarch is an accountant for
the mob. In an effort to protect their secrets, the mob makes him play both
sides.
* Revolution Studios purchased two pitches from Keenen Ivory Wayans and his
brothers Marlon and Shawn Wayans. The deal calls for all three to write the
scripts to both projects, with Keenen Ivory Wayans directing them for the
trio to star in. The first project is a feature that will pardoy sci fi
fare such as ALIENS, SIGNS and INDEPENDENCE DAY, while the other will see
Marlon and Shawn Wayans star as FBI agents who go undercover in drag in the
Hamptons.
* Peter Hewitt (BILL AND TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY) will direct 20th Century Fox's
live-action/CGI feature adaptation GARFIELD, based on the long-running comic
strip by Jim Davis. Joel Cohen and Alec Sokolow (TOY STORY) have written
the script centering on the rivalry between the fat orange cat and his dim
canine cohort Odie.
* Producer Arthur Sarkissian and writers Fred Lebow and Dan Sullivan (WHILE
YOU WERE SLEEPING) have set up the screwball comedy spec STARRING VIC at New
Line Cinema. It's about an out-of-work actor who helps a young kid capture
the girl of his dreams.
* Fox 2000 grabbed Ari Schlossberg's psychological thriller script HIDE AND
SEEK for Barry Josephson to produce. It's about a young girl whose father
moves them to another town after she witnesses her mother's death. Once
settled in, the father notices that the young girl has a make-believe friend
named Charlie, who apparently is a dangerously bad influence. Things take a
turn for the worse when the father realizes that Charlie is not imaginary.
* Scott Burn and Stephen Gregg have written the action pic REDLINE for
producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Splendid Pictures and MGM about
drug-running speedboats. Production is set to begin in May.
* N. Chandra will direct Manisha Koirala in INDIRA GANDHI: A TRYST WITH
DESTINY, written by former journalist Kamleshwar Gandhi, about the life and
assassination of India's only woman prime minister. Production begins early
next year.
* David Zucker (AIRPLANE, THE NAKED GUN) will direct SCARY MOVIE 3 for
Dimension Films. Anna Faris has signed to reprise her role as Cindy
Campbell. Produciton will begin in February for an early fall release.
* D.J. Caruso (THE SALTON SEA) will direct Angelina Jolie and Ethan Hawke in
TAKING LIVES, based on the book by Michael Pye, about a female FBI profiler
assigned to bring in a serial killer that has spent 20 years assuming the
identities of the people he's killed.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTION TIDBITS
* Columbia Pictures and producer Mace Neufeld are teaming on an untitled
project about a real-life U.S. takeover of an Afghanistan city that was
accomplished through a cavalry battle.
* Lary Simpson Prods. has picked up the feature film rights to LaVerne
Harvey's novel REPO GIRLS. The book is an action-comedy about two
down-on-their-luck young women who quit their mundane jobs in a kitty-litter
factory in favor of an inspired life of repossessing cars from crazy swamp
rats in central Florida.
* Benderspink and 9th Floor Media have optioned Kyle McNary's book TED
'DOUBLE DUTY' RADCLIFFE: 36 YEARS OF PITCHING & CATCHING BASEBALL'S NEGRO
LEAGUES. The project focuses on the 1935 Bismarck Churchills, one of the
first and perhaps least-known interracial baseball teams.
* Steven Spielberg and Kathleen Kennedy will produce a TINTIN live-action
feature, based on the classic comic strip, for Universal Pictures and
DreamWorks Pictures. It centers on a young reporter who battled
international evil with the help of his dog Snowy. His friends and allies
included his mentor, Captain Haddock; police officers Thomson and Thompson;
and Professor Cuthbert Calculus.GUNN SHOTS
(NOT from the trades)
* The *selected/winning* entries from Telluride IndieFest 2002 and Key West
IndieFest 2003
will be taken to the Canne Film Festival. A screening venue is already in
place. To enter the Key West IndieFest 2003 visit The Fest's Site Here
* DemoReels.com the demo reel database for the creative industry launched
new and improved high speed video servers to host the demo reels of every
creative professional in the
world for FREE. For more info log onto DemoReels.com
* Check out the film BEMUSED by Adam Cosco at Their Site
* Visit Right Here to see the trailer to CIVILIAN JUSTICE.
For more info go to: www.BeyondComics.TV
* See Mortas May's 3D Cartoon at This Location
* The popular TOR horror novel written by Don and Jay Davis SINS OF THE
FLESH has been optioned for the production of a motion picture by SouthPaw
Films, Inc. (http://www.southpawfilms.com). The adaptation will be penned by
new comers Kristoffer Aaron McGuffey and Eric Vespe. The official site is
now online in a very preliminary stage at http://www.jesse-sikes-lives.com
* In observance of the holiday, 7M Pictures has only one film up this week,
a very, very special message from 7M Pictures' president John W. Mader. Keep
checking www.7mpictures.com for new content each week. Browse through dozens
of individual films online.
* Visit This Cool Site for news on the pic JAIL BREAKERS,
the record-breaking Korean feature about two prisoners who finally succeed
in escaping after multiple trails only to find their names on a special
pardon list in the next morning's newspaper. Kim Sang-jin (ATTACK THE GAS
STATION, KICK THE MOON) directed.
Until next week. Happy Thanksgiving! Eat lots and wear your seatbelts.
Elston Gunn
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I think a Manchurian re-make is a good idea. Ask a hundred people on the street if they have heard of it and I bet 99 haven't.
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That Will Ferrel project sounds pretty interesting. He's been good in dramatic roles, and I think he will make a great Bullseye, a comedy will be a nice change of pace for him.
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Sounds great. Just get Marc Shaiman to do the music and the rest will be easy. It would be nice to see Garfield's girlfriend Arlene show up in the film (Nermal's already had a lot of face time in the cartoons), but as long as the script is good, I'll be happy. My only concern is who they'll get to play Garfield now that Lorenzo Music is dead. Whoever takes over the role is gonna have a really hard time dealing with the legacy Music created with that character. (I have a feeling there'll be another massive casting call, just as there was when Music was cast as Garfield.) As for the film's composer, may I suggest Marc Shaiman? Nobody scores comedy films better than he can, and GARFIELD would be right up his alley. As for VAN HELSING, I can't wait. That sounds like it's going to be a blast. Yeah, the Duke from MOULIN ROUGE as Dracula is a bit odd, but the premise sounds awesome, Jackman as Van Helsing is inspired casting, and as I liked the MUMMY movies (THE SCORPION KING doesn't count, as it had zilch to do with the MUMMY flicks) I have faith in Sommers. For once, there two "Recap" tidbits that I'm excited about. If only this happened more often.... (sigh) Normally I'm groaning over everything Elston reports.
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For the Love of GOD! First, Roxburgh's cast as Harry Knowles-lookalike Campion Bond in LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN, and now, he's gonna be DRACULA? This guy must have a HELL of an agent.
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Nov 26, 2002 11:34:26 PM CST
SLEAZY, YOU MORON!!! Will Ferrel is from SNL, Zoolander, and Au
by zod_is_back
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Deuce Bigalow II???? Scary Movie III????????? I found, maybe, three projects in the whole list intriguing. Pathetic. Absolutely pathetic. And it looks like Eddie Murphy's back on track with a fucking haunted house movie. good Lord. shoot me now.
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Geeze Zod, calm down, you'll give yourself a headache. It was obviously a joke, and even if it hadn't been, why would it bother you so much? On another subject, I just saw Michael Moores Bowling For Columbine, it was great, but he sure has let himself go since his James Bond days.
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GARY SINISE AS JOHN! OMFG!
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Nov 27, 2002 12:52:57 AM CST
Ben Stiller is making it harder and harder for me to like him
by aquatarkusman
Starsky and Hutch? Sweetness itself! Manchurian Candidate remake? Sequels/prequels to Legally Blonde and Dumb and Dumber? De Niro directing a movie about the history of the CIA? Will Ferrell on the North Pole? I'm sorry, but that's all I could get through before my eyes started bleeding. Good God almighty, there were a lot of shit ideas in the recap.
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Spiderman and Signs...everything else I saw this year either sucked or was just OK...We should all just read more.
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TAKEN FROM THE WATER IN MY BONG..For awhile it looked like '70s fever was burning up Hollywood with remakes of THE WARRIORS and THE BAD NEWS BEARS in the works. That fever cooled considerably, with both projects going into turnaround. Now, it looks like producer Jon Peters and director Gary Fleder will combine both projects in THE BAD NEWS BEARS MEET THE WARRIORS. It starts out with Coney Island gang member Ajax on probation for attempting to rape an undercover cop. His parents, naturally worried that he's running with a tough crowd, send him to stay with his uncle and aunt in California. He starts spending time with his young cousin, you guessed it, Tanner (production notes say that it is natural the characters are related, with their love of fighting and their mutual disdain for "wimps"). When Ajax learns that North Valley League champs the Yankees are planning to beat up on the Bears after practice, he enlists some help from New York. Swan will be doubling for Kelly. And imagine the poor Yankee who is expecting Ahmad and gets Cochise. Mercy will take Amanda's place, while Rembrandt subs for Stein and Fox for Ogilvie. Unfortunately, Yankee pitcher Joey Turner has a cousin in the Baseball Furies, so we're looking at a sandlot free for all. Benecio Del Toro is interested in the part of Coach Buttermaker.
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Nov 27, 2002 2:53:01 AM CST
Sleazy, I knew you would try and come back saying it was a joke
by zod_is_back
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Am I the only one who remembers Trey Parker and Matt Stone originally involved in the Dumb and Dumber prequels? It didn't make much sense,but it was a great idea..Maybe I dreamt it...
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There has to be some interesting inside stuff behind all of this. The Wayans bolt Dimension LONG AFTER they committed to "Scary Movie III: Episode I: Lord of the Brooms". They go to Sony and immediately announce they're doing a parody of Signs, Independence Day, so on. Meanwhile, Dimension announces they've got David Zucker, Pat Proft (I know his name is misspelled, but I'm too lazy to go to IMDB and look it up), and someone else to write Scary Movie 3 AND the Trades report Dimension and the Wayans-laden Sony are now in a RACE to see who's first to the gate with similarly-themed parodies. God I love Hollywood. -- Trader Groucho
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Fuck the rest of the news, what about this potential oscar winning epic????
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David Arquette stars in BUMPESES!, the sequel to A CHRISTMAS STORY. Keanu Reeves returns to Eastern Europe in NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VAN HELSING. Kevin Spacey has signed on to play the mouse in the big screen version of GARFIELD. The writers of TOY STORY will bring the comic strip BLOOM COUNTY to the screen. Aerosmith will provide the music of DeathT
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I remember reading that novel. great little story that scared the living day lights out of me. should be a cool movie
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone did get paid to write the "Dumb and Dumber" prequel, but when they couldn't think of a good idea they gave back the money and decided to pass on the project. The movie is going to be directed by Troy Miller, who directed the HBO comedy series "Mr. Show" (and its unreleased spinoff movie "Run Ronnie Run"), so it still might have a chance of being decent.
I bet one of the sci-fi/fantasy parody movies will end up not getting made. Hopefully the Zucker one will be, because I'm getting pretty sick of the Wayans Brothers. Rarely do two parody films with the same exact premise both end up getting a theatrical release. When the first "Scary Movie" came out, there was a competing project called "Scream if you Know What Happened on Friday the 13th" (or something similarly stupid) which ended up showing on the USA network and then going straight to video. -
Nov 27, 2002 12:04:33 PM CST
Van Helsing battles Dracula, Frankenstein AND the Wolfman?
by k|lldozer
This idea is sounding supershitty to the MAX. ugh...who CARES who gets to play Dracula in this project?
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Too bad you weren't around during the SUPERMAN kerfuffle. I'd have loved another one of those 'Meeting with Jon Peters' things you did before. That was you wasn't it?
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this is a good idea but with sommers doin it and the obviously pg-13 spin the studio will do it'll suck even with hugh jackman in it. bring on john carpenter or sam raimi. make it a R!!!!
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what would you do if you only got a job cus ur brothers were doin a movie?
will the wayan brothers fuck off!
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you know all the names of the characters in the WARRIORS???? omigod.. that is i don't know... commendable or what. my hat goes off to you.
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He was indeed Jon's roommate and Odie's owner in the beginning, and (according to Jim Davis) his function in the strip was to give Jon someone to talk to. But as time went on, Garfield assumed that role and it was determined that Lyman was dead weight, so he was retconned out of the strip (GARFIELD'S NINE LIVES re-established Odie as Jon's pet, bought not too long after Garfield was brought into the Arbuckle household, and the TV special HERE COMES GARFIELD adopted this origin as well). I own every Garfield compilation book to date, and after reading them in order, you can really see how Lyman was out of place in the strip's structure. However, some of Lyman's characterization ended up bleeding into Jon. Originally, Jon was a square, ordinary straight man and Lyman was the off-the-wall, funky guy. Once Lyman was scrapped, his goofiness was transplanted to Jon, and Jon became a bizarre, what-the-hell-is-wrong-with-this-guy screwball to whom Garfield became the straight man. Don't get me wrong, the bizarre nerd incarnation of Jon has resulted in a lot of funny sequences in the strip, and this characterization works very well against Garfield's laid-back laconicism. But this drastic character shift only happened after Lyman left. Had Lyman not been retconned out, GARFIELD would have ended up as a very different strip than what we know it as. As far as casting Jon, it depends on which characterization they use. The Garfield cartoons (both the specials and the GARFIELD & FRIENDS series) used the straight-man version of Jon from the early years of the strip. The current comic strip's Jon is more like a demented Looney Tunes character (not a bad thing, mind you). Whoever they cast is going to depend on how Jon is portrayed. But to be honest, I'm more worried about the casting of Garfield. Lorenzo Music's voice acting was so central to defining the character that whoever takes over is going to be stuck with the thankless task of filling Music's paws, as it were. The only actor I can think of whose voice might possibly fit Garfield is Tim Allen, and even at that there's no way he'd escape comparisons to Music. Jon, depending on which characterization they use, will actually be easy to cast. It's Garfield who's going to be the problem role.
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Where hard-nosed military men butt heads with Washington 'smooth operators' to protect the world from terorists. The Good Shepherd sounds interesting, but all the other political thrillers sound like boring shite.
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Johnathon Demme!! That is the word. Good Choice but I still unsure about the whole idea of remaking this movie. Could go both ways. I will be watching this one very closely. I AM PADME'S THONG!! LOVE ME!!
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"Christina Ricci is in negotiations to star opposite Charlize Theron in MONSTER."
But who plays Wuornos? She was one scary-looking bitch! Looked like a man in drag. I don't imagine Ricci or Theron could pull that off. I assume they will hired Rosie O'Donnell or Roseanne Arnold for the lead role.
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