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Stan Lee to film a cameo in DR STRANGE?!?!?!
Hey folks, Harry here... I do love me some DR STRANGE... and we have heard for quite some time that it is a favorite project of Kevin Fiege... but this tiny nugget from Stan Lee... well it does show that the DR STRANGE film is on his radar. Which could mean it is getting closer to reality. We know it would take place over at DISNEY - but I do have to say - I'm not real certain who I would even have for DREAM CASTING of DR. STRANGE. He was a doctor before the terrible accident took his hands and he went on that LOST HORIZON which wound up turning him into a Sorcerer Supreme... Actually - my vote would go to Stephen Moyer aka Bill Compton from TRUE BLOOD, but then I am a TRUE BLOOD geek. There is something slightly Ditko to Moyer's face. How about you, who do you see at DR. STRANGE - and more importantly who would you see directing this. Knowing that Deltoro's slate is full, that takes him off the table. So, who would you like to see? Here's the email that started this rumination upon DR STRANGE
During the panel on Saturday, Stan Lee was talking about his cameo appearances in the recent Marvel movies, and he mentioned that he had not yet shot his cameo for Capt. America, and that there was still Avengers and Dr. Strange to do. This was the first I'd heard of a Dr. Strange movie. So, Sunday I went to his panel again and got up and asked asked him about it. He said he hated to frustrate me, but all he knew was that there is a Dr. Strange movie in the works, but he didn't know if they had a director, writer, cast, or really anything about it. Not much, but at least it's a little hope. Personally, I'd like to see David Lynch direct Johnny Depp in this. -- Thaddaeus A. Vick, Speaker for the Coyote
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seems like a cool guy, but he's one of the poorer actors on a kitschy show filled with poor actors.
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I hope you're all spending wonderful time with your loved ones, and having lots of sex with your hot girlfriends...LOL.
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You must be havin' a giraffe.
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But I could buy Fassbender as any one of about 500 comic book leads right now. The dude is just good. I think Vaughn got a real gem casting him as young Magneto... as more of a Spidey fan, I'm disappointed he didn't line up with Webb's reboot, but oh well.
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Inspired :) He's actually got quite a charming voice when he's not putting on southern drawl.
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But I always wanted Timothy Dalton to play him.
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http://tinyurl.com/2cobs27
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Either Depp or Clooney for an A-list star. If going the 'prestigious actor' route, how about Daniel Day Lewis or his doppelganger, Ralph Fiennes, as Strange?
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They've been pretty true to the source material for most of these films. I'm wondering if the Dr. Strange film will be as true. His world's of strangeness have often seemed very 70s. Regardless, I think Bill is a good choice. I think he can take care of the role and portray the seriousness that is required to contrast the abstract worlds.
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But pandas would probably fly first.
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would have been great. Search your feelings, you know it to be true.
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I know he's full up at the moment, but he's perfect for this movie. And I would say a young and living Vincent Price could pull off a great Dr. Strange. And this has nothing to do with Dr. Strange, but if they made a Bioshock movie, a young and living Vincent Price would be perfect for Andrew Ryan.
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And you know this . . .
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to see his cameo for this film without a star or director or a release date! My guess is he'll be playing the old bastard near death on the right. Fingers crossed.
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Really Harry? <p>He has more like a McFarlane or a Larsen look to me ...</p>
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Has to be someone about late 30's, early 40's. Dalton: too old. Depp is about the right age, and has the ability to go from serious to ridiculous while still being compelling, and that's what Doctor Strange requires. Unfortunately, Depp is so obvious it would never happen. My take on Dr. Strange has always been that he's too weird, and too old to be the main character in his own film. Hollywood would never allow it. So I envision this compromise: Tell the story through the eyes of another character. Let Strange be as weird, pompous, cool, and dramatic as he needs to be, while not frightening away Hollywood execs who are paying for it. Let it be a young asain guy (NOT a kid, just young), who is training to replace Wong. He can be the viewers proxy. A witness to the madness that is Strange. As the story goes along, he begins to respect and honor this great man who at first just seemed to be a creepy jerk. I say LET Strange keep his weird 70's-ish trappings (well, toned down a wee bit), but also make sure to let him kick ass in so awesome a way as to make the viewer (and young Wong) respect him nonetheless. Let him be beaten, tortured, and bloody, but still triumph as Sorcerer Supreme. But that's just me.
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So is he this year's Ryan Reynolds/Bradley Cooper that talkbackers will name for EVERYTHING?
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Christopher Eccleston.
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Best Marvel comic character, ever.
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would be perfect. I've been telling myself that since seeing The Ninth Gate. That role had Stephen Strange written all over it. If not Depp, I am thinking David Tennant.
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Neil Diamond! Box-office gold.
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Christopher is.
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The Ancient One.
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as he has played a doctor but his turn as Peter Vincent Mind Freak is going to completely sour me to him I know it
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him or Scarlet McBewbs
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I could also see someone like Clive Owen, or Ioan Gruffudd as Strange.
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as Strange. Directed by Lars von Trier. Box...office...gold.
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Sept. 6, 2010, 6:04 p.m. CST
Daniel Day Lewis as Strange and Alfonso Curan directing.
by peopleintrees
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is my choice. Just watch him in action as Henry the 8th. He's got the look, physicque and can do a complex character like the good doctor.
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The only important part to cast is Clea, that curvaceous, ivory-tressed hot mama of the mystickal arts. I'd go with Kate Winslet, myself.
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Cut his hair short, he already rocks the pencil moustache, and his British accent would go a long way toward making the crazy shit Strange says seem not so crazy.
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David Tennant is an inspired choice. Love that idea.
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Viggo and Day-Lewis are good ideas, too. Laurie would do well, but could he do it straight enough, and would that be accepted? But no one quite strikes me as playfully, distractedly alien as Goldblum. I could see Strange as almost the American equivalent of Doctor Who - human, but unnervingly alien in his awareness and seeming flighty in where his attention is directed.<p>I think Cuarón could do a nice magical version of Greenwich Village - sort of big-city meets Hogwarts.<p>Something tells me Disney will go with a younger, more trendy lead and a more American-vanilla director, but if this really is a fave project of the head honchos, maybe they'll treat us to something creative and unexpected.
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Doctor Strange is NOT his personality. I know him from many of his works. Doctor Strange? No. He's worse than McCoy when trying to be dark. He's a good actor, mind you, but of a different persona.
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Give him some chewing gum and a fancy black wig. Directed by artizan Henry Winkler. Steve Buscemi could play his magic-filled talking cock, Jerf. Yowza!
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He would have been amazing as Strange, coming off his Bond run. But I wonder if there's any way they could have done the character justice then. As much as I detest most showy CG, Strange does seem to be a good case for it, if they go full-on Ditko (which they should; he's never been exceeded).
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I could see Timothy Dalton for sure... but i will always think Tom Skerritt for the role. He has the creepy mustache and the creepy voice. Too bad he's so old... but then again, for a superhero who uses magic, do you really have to be that young?
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Fuck that, Stan Lee IS Dr.Strange!
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An old man sitting in a titty bar stroking his flaccid, misshapen penis.
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get Gondry to direct with some trippy Ditko-esque fucking mental psychedelic visual shit goin on.
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He could pull it off and pull in box office. Plus he's got a good relationship with Disney what with Alice pulling in a billion and he keeps coming back for even more Pirates movies.
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<B>Too obvious. David Lynch Nova-That's the one I'm stoked for, because Brad Pitt is the star and Harry Dean Stanton as Thanos. Tunde Adibimbe plays Quasar. Its release will coalesce with Werner Herzog's Ghost Rider and Harmony Korine's Captain America. George Clooney as Captain America. Chloe Sevigny as Bucky, and Lars Von Trier as The Red Skull. The Red Skull's henchmen will all be played by Udo Kier in a role similar to that dude from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Thousands upon thousands of Udo Kiers will attack your retinas in mind-pulverizing red and blue 3D. Mono sound. Sevigny will give a riviting performance as the vagina-twiddling sidekick. Instead of fighting crime, she spends most of her screen time making kooky noises and fiddling with her vagina. Geroge Clloney (aka Cloon the Goon) will also be very naked. </B> <B> CLOON THE GOON AND JODOROWSKY PRESENT THE FUNISHER!!! THE GOON PLAYS NOT ONLY THE TITLE ROLE, BUT ALSO FRANK CASTLE'S NEMESIS BARRACUDA. </B>
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word.
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Think how cool his Strange would be - you really need a Shakespearean type who can rip into ripe dialogue like "By the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth" without sounding like a complete tool. Alas, he'll never get it funded.
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Clive Owen comes to mind, although I know Disney will want to cast younger. Depp doen't feel right, and he's starting to show some age, although he'd be fine. I'm actually thinking Stephen Moyer is quite a good fit, although I'd give Tom Welling a shot at it, make him screen test for it though.
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The Watchman movie has a number of cast that could work! Billy Crudup, Matthew Goode, Patrick Wilson, heck, even Jeffrey Dean Morgan might work. Another movie to mine from, No Country for Old Men, either Javier Bardem or Josh Brolin could work.
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or something made for syfy? I just don't see Doctor Strange having much of an appeal to mainstream audiences. I also don't see him having that much of an appeal to comic book fans.
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Orlando Bloom, he's available and has already part of two movie series, which were huge for the box office, he not too old, not to young, DING...DING...DING... I bet he's the fall to guy if no one else comes along as better. Although he "have" the pathos quality, in my opinion
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Worst Casting Idea Ever. Terrible actor.
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To bad Nolan doesn't have any Ballz. Eminem being one of the best lyricists of all time would be perfect for the part. And Mr. Depp was born to play Doc Strange. Get her done WB.
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Bruce Campbell! Groovy!
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...Disney is going to be hesitant about a Strange flick since The Sorcerer's Apprentice tanked on arrival. We all know that they're different properties, but to Hollywood suits and Joe Average movie-goer, they'll only see the similarities: sorcerer fighting evil magic in modern New York City. <p> Damn you, Nicholas Cage's latest hairpiece.
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Slam dunk.
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...why do you guys never have any Dragon*Con coverage? It's huge.
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He can be dark. Youtube his stage performances. Timothy Dalton...I think the mustache has you thinking that. Funny enough he was for years the front runner to be Tony Stark. Once again....the Stache. Ancient One, Patrick Stewart. Baron Mordo, Timothy Dalton(stacheless),Jeremy Irons,or Liam Neeson could work. Not geek casting.....casting on what they can do, and what they could bring to Strange.
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You know what I meant.
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dr. strange will either be a bomb that doesn't set back an unknown's career (and would save $$ for budget)- or will be a sleeper hit that puts someone on the radar. go with a solid unknown. watch some indie movies and find a good Strange.
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1. Tom Cruise 2. Adrien Brody 3. James Caviezel
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I'd love to see that. Pierce is one of the most criminally underutilized actors working today.
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Jeezus, what is this? The fifties?
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CAPTAIN AMERICA will destroy any optimism for future Marvel movies. It's got a bad lead actor, a hit/MISS director, and an overall rushed feel to it. Frankly, the second Evans got cast, this movie nosedived. He's audience kryptonite. Shame, ScCOTT PILGRIM could've been huge if they didn't feature him so heavily in the adverts...
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Romain Duris.
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that'd be awesome..heh-heh
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Keeping out Evans of the SP previews wouldn't of helped that movie one bit! The movie had one of the worst marketing campaigns ever. Sure there were commercials for it every ten minutes, but the previews were just a jumbled mess. NO ONE had any idea what it was about!!! I liked the movie because I knew going in what I would be watching....that is why SP failed in the North American market.
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Sept. 6, 2010, 8:04 p.m. CST
How about a Battlestar Galactica alumnus (2003 of course)
by Nautilus_nrm1
James Callis
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But that's just me.<br><br>I agree, James Callis would be great! Even his run on Eureka has been great. Loved the nod they gave to BSG w/ him talking about seeing an imaginary blonde in a red dress a few weeks ago
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That would be most excellent, dude.
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Get Peter Hooten to star in it and that crazy bonkers stlyist Phillip DeGuere to direct it! SLAM-DUNK!Problem solved...can't wait...
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....where Christoph Waltz eats the strudel with the cream. Well....yesterday I had a piece of apple pie, only it was made without crust on the top, with a side of whipped cream, and it was truly the best piece of apple pie I've ever had. I'm going to go back for another one of these days. Not tomorrow...but maybe later in the week...I'll keep you posted.
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and his stupid fucking cameos. every time he shows up in a fucking movie i can here him saying "im motherfucking stan lee, i invented comic books!" what a cunt.
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...but it's not like I'm Special Agent Dale Cooper going from diner to diner searching for a nice piece of "pie". But I hadn't eaten at all that day, and was eating a late lunch around 3pm, and I felt totally depleted so I knew that just a sandwich wasn't going to do it. So I ordered dessert. Cake was too rich for that time of day, but the pie looked fresh, so I decided to try it, not expecting to be blown away or anything, but it was like experiencing a few minutes of bliss. It's like if I ever have a bad day, I can go there, order the apple pie, and escape to heaven for a moment before returning to the crap of life...or...I can just punctuate a great day by capping it with a slice, ya know?
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Wolfgang Peterson to direct.
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-a masterpiece but c'mon, 2010?? Wasn't Peter Hyams brought on as a hired hand by the studio? I like some of Hyams' stuff - High Moon, I mean Outland, Capricorn One - but this choice of director was just wrong. And all of that preachy Day The Earth Stood Still-style commentary by schieder's character towards the end was just cringe-inducing...
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get me outta here...
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Sept. 6, 2010, 8:50 p.m. CST
Robert Deniro as Dr. Strange, Scorsese Directing
by Guy Who Got A Headache And Accidentally Saves The World
Fuck you nerds and your stupid fucking comic book movies
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An adaptation of Daniel Clowes' PUSSEY! Pure silk baby...
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I strongly recommend ______ B l a c k w h i t e C u p i d * C o m ______ to you where I just found my interracial boyfriend! You know it is a great place to meet black men and beautiful women. What's kind of relationship do you want? ;)
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..ended up with the Bruce Banner job. Depp? Please. I'm so sick of the guy. and a 40+ year old man needs to give up the "Johnny" crap.
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Funny, I was gonna suggest that earlier but I decided to go with the real thing: ED O'NEILL ...think about it...
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where he plunders Atlantis for the secrets of the ancients, and becomes sorcerer supreme. Or how bout Depp's Strange and Lewis' Doom compete for sorcerer supreme at the beginning- then they team up and descend to hell to confront mephisto(played by Daniel Day Lewis to save money the same way Sallah played treebeard) to try and save doom's gypsy mom.
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Can u think of someone Stranger?
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'nuff said...
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Yeah, Lynch because he's 'strange' I suppose, and Depp because he's now the mainstream answer to 'off-beat' characters, right? Give me a break. How about: Werner Herzog + Christopher Walken? Harmony Korine + Jeff Goldblum? Cronenberg + Stellan Saarsgarde? Lars Von Treir + Willem Defoe? Jean-Pierre Jeunet + Crispin Glover? Terry Gilliam + Steve Buschemi? Good lord.
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Ralph Fiennes as Stephen Strange, Liam Neeson as Baron Mordo, Stephen Chow as Wong, and CGI Dormmamu voiced by James Earl Jones. Play it up like the recent Sherlock Holmes as Wong enters his training to be Strange's assistant and only do short segments for Strange's origin. Action packed and lots of mystery and mysticism. And I really like the suggestion of Christopher Lee as The Ancient One. Could be cool!
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They wont go that old of course. <br> Viggo Mortensen is pretty old now, but he looks younger. <br> I would like them to go a little darker, as in Benecio Del Toro or Javier Bardem. <br> But a good compromise between the light and dark would be of course George Clooney. <br> I would like Sean Penn due to his acting skill and look, but im not sure if his voice would be right for the role.
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and maybe wes craven to direct?
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lots O' guns<p> That's what hollyweird will do to it anyway
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Could switch to Marvel and make a good Strange. <br>
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do you really want that douchebag as the riddler?
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there are some fucked-up casting choices right here. I'm glad none of you is actually a casting director. Depp indeed! If you were going to pick a True Blood actor it would be James Frain.
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anything to get him the fuck away from vampire movies.
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Make it so
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Sept. 6, 2010, 11:16 p.m. CST
CGI Vincent Price's head to an unknown body double
by theycallmemrtibbs
And get it over with!
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as Dr Strange lolz
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that's who should play Doctor Strange. Billy Crudup.
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John...Stamos. Bam!
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Too on the nose?
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She even had the fire red hairdo to match!
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He would be the prefect Stephen Strange. I would buy into that so easily and be at the box office for midnight showing
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No offense guys.... I mean, I think the UK is an awesome country and all, and I think as a whole that the British actors are better trained as actors than American actors simply because in the UK they judge them on their acting ability rather than their looks... But everybody here seems to be suggesting British actors for Dr. Strange. Ralph Fiennes? Liam Neeson? Alan Rickman? Isn't Dr. Strange an American? Yeah, he's a sophisticate, but do you absolutly have to be English to be a sophisticate? That being said, I still think Tom Skerritt should be considered. He's an A list actor... at the very least it would be an inspired decision. Having someone as old and experienced as him would set him apart from the younger crowd of Chris Evans and Robert Downey, Jr. Does everyone in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have to be young?
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No offense guys.... I mean, I think the UK is an awesome country and all, and I think as a whole that the British actors are better trained as actors than American actors simply because in the UK they judge them on their acting ability rather than their looks... But everybody here seems to be suggesting British actors for Dr. Strange. Ralph Fiennes? Liam Neeson? Alan Rickman? Isn't Dr. Strange an American? Yeah, he's a sophisticate, but do you absolutly have to be English to be a sophisticate? That being said, I still think Tom Skerritt should be considered. He's an A list actor... at the very least it would be an inspired decision. Having someone as old and experienced as him would set him apart from the younger crowd of Chris Evans and Robert Downey, Jr. Does everyone in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have to be young?
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Oh, and I could totally see Tom Skerritt being able to do a Vincent Price-like voice, which would be perfect for the character
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and a cameo from the Holy Shotgun from Constantine
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the kung fu, weapons and babes<p. That's what hollywould will excreet anyway
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hollwould will excrete anyway
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first up the paragraph break cos I've had text disappear<p> Did it work?
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the < p > isn't the cause
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your computer works
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Instead of giving the guy the runaround he came straight with him and told him the truth. As for this Dr. Strange movie, can he carry a movie by himself? I think sometime really soon minor characters like Dr. Strange will have to interact with more popular characters in their movies. This single character per movie thing is getting old. Their respective universes are filled with amazingly gifted people. If Superman shows up in a Batman movie for a few minutes it would help fill out the world and make it feel less isolated. Or a TV studio takes the plunge and makes a full-on superhero show where they're better able to explore a universe. A show called The Amazing Spider-Man that follows the trials of Peter and his alte-ego who at the same time explore the other superheroes that exist in his world. It has to be organic, of course. The Human Torch showing up for an episode and news from other events showing up in news briefs or something. But it has to be Spider-Man as he is in the comics. Smallville wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't Superman's origins we're seeing. To kiddie superheroes. No beginnings.
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Stephen Moyer looks the part but he's the straight man. I don't think he's interesting enough on his own to headline a super hero movie. Doctor Strange needs someone charismatic. I agree with people above that Depp would be perfect... except a little short. He was great in The Ninth Gate. I would totally buy him as a sorcerer.
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I know people here don't much care for his acting but as long as this guy has been around he always seems to get the roles that fit. Strange is a good fit for him.Depp would be great but is so obvious it'll never happen.
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Sept. 7, 2010, 2:40 a.m. CST
Tom Cruise can do it and this is about the only comic role...
by The Founder
I can accept him in. I like Cruise and he's a good actor but as a comic hero I think not for most of them. Strange would be good for him too.
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Probably will never happen for either of these guys but I can see them pulling it off.
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Also, sack Kevin Feige.
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At least according to Hollywood Babylon.
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They both have the necessary look, though neither one is exactly a box office cert, they'd at least come cheap.
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for some reason, Marvel turned from the "spend money to make money" philosophy, and started getting incredibly cheap. Captain America may be the first one to feel that pinch, and yes, it will suffer from it.
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Although I do get tired of hearing his name seemingly come up for EVERY dream casting role, I do think he would be excellent for the part. The Ninth Gate sold me.
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After looking at the first couple of posts, I can't imagine anyone but Fassbender playing the part.
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Directed by Spielberg
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I meant Sam Raimi
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looks like a cross between Daniel Day-Lewis and Joaquin Phoenix. He's in more recent and upcoming films then the two of them combined, of course but he is doing a JIM JARMUSCH flick. I deem him OK
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Peter Stormare as Nightmare Burt Kwouk as The Ancient One
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Great choice.
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They should get the guy who did the Fountain
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And seeing how Freddie is not available - shelve it
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James Caviezel is perfect for the roll
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would certainly be skinny enuf to play Strange. John Cusack might work too. chris columbus would be good to direct.
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from stargate is perfect! PERFECT! http://tinyurl.com/58qpna
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He's got the look, and that slight air of creepiness tinged with sophistication. See Count of Monte Cristo for reference.<p> Del Toro or whoever directed the first American version of "The Ring" for director.
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Also, Hugh Laurie would be an excellent choice.
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Imagine Gondry's innovative visual flair with some mindbending trippy psychedelic Ditko-esque visuals in the other dimensions. Jseph Fiennes has that Shakespearian background so you know he could deliver the magical mumbo-jumbo dialogue with gusto. He's of the right age, plus he can rock the facial hair. Check out the publicity shots from Shakespeare in Love to get an inkling of how he might look...
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No, Benedict Cumberbatch *looks* strange. The less I see of that mutant-eyed fucker the better.
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kate beckisale as clea yummy
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Sept. 7, 2010, 9:28 a.m. CST
Caviesel is a radical Catholic christer...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...A MEL GIBSON'S church radical Catholic christer. No way is he playing a sorcerer since his religion dictates the murder of all sorcerers.
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...well they are partnering with Disney now so it's no wonder.
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Sept. 7, 2010, 9:32 a.m. CST
The day David Lynch directs a comic book movie
by Anything But Tangerines
will be the end of all things. That's what the Mayans were really concerned about I think. What a bullshit little jab that "contributor" stuck in there.
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Sept. 7, 2010, 9:33 a.m. CST
Eminem was better when he was using...
by HarryKnowlesNonExistentInceptionReview
...Now it's all songs about rehab and what fun is that? The smartassedness is gone. Spose is the new Eminem anyway.
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honestly what is it about proposed comic book movies that makes people pull these godawful knee-jerk casting and directing ideas out of their ass?
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It would rule, but will never happen.
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He has the look, intensity and acting chops to handle the role. As for directors, I would think that David Cronenberg or Stuart Gordon can definitely bring the weird.
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Guys Guys! We'll finally get to see what Stan Lee looks like since he'll FINALLY be doing a cameo in a movie for once...
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And here's why - http://blip.tv/file/4092047 <p> Poor segue, but I'm tired.
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He already played a sort of similar character for DOCTOR MORDRED and he is a world class actor. He could easily do this and do it well.
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I'd much rather see Marvel put some energy into Power Man and Iron Fist. Get Isaac Florentine to direct, with Michael Jai-White as Luke Cage and Scott Adkins as Iron Fist! 'Nuff Said!!!
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apparently being discussed to animate it. <P> Yes please.
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Herzog to direct, Cage to star. Best superhero movie ever.
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I think he is available - have not seen much of him since his last movie underperformed.
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And Vincent Price about 40 years ago.
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I would love to see Daniel Day Lewis do this... He's got the intensity required, & would bring instant credibility to the film.
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also as Dr Strange, but the older one portaling (!) back to mentor himself. Jesus!
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I know it got a lot of stick at the time, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. It made me care quite a lot about Dr. Strange.
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Adrian Brody. Regardless, Alex Proyas should direct.
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Then maybe Rufus Sewell for Strange???????
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That is all.
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never thought of that before.
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but they would be great.
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seems very possible.
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George Miller to direct.
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I'd pay good money to see that shit.
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still no cure for cancer.
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Sept. 7, 2010, 5:22 p.m. CST
Youre all wrong... KEANU REEVES would be the perfect DR.STRANGE!
by masterless
You this to be true!!!!!
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guys a kickass actor, easily the most underrated lostie
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JAMES PUREFOY!!!<P>JAMES PUREFOY!!!<P>JAMES PUREFOY!!!
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"Doctor Mordred" was actually supposed to be a Dr. Strange film, but something happened and Empire pictures lost the rights.
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It still blows me away how his character does a 180 in RESIDENT EVIL, and how adeptly he portrayed it.
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Baron Mordo: Liam Neeson Dormammu: Hugo Weaving (voice) Guillermo Del Toro to direct
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http://tinyurl.com/lthstf
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http://tinyurl.com/lthstf
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http://tinyurl.com/lthstf
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And a CGI Jack Palance is the Ancient One! Clea is played by Minnie Driver or Gladys Knight, I don't care which!
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Mandy Patinkin is the Ancient One and Jennifer Grey is Clea. Wong played by Jason Lee or Jennifer Jason Leigh! Yeah beeotches!
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Osama bin Laden is the Ancient One (all he ever wanted was to be a star in Hollywood!) & Jenny McCarthy is Clea! Casting done, go home!
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<p>Keanu Reeves has already ruined John Constantine and now people dare suggest that he play Dr. Strange (you know Tim Roth should have been John Constantine, and if not Tim Roth at least someone British. His Britishness is central to the character)?</p> <p>That's wrong in so many ways.</p>
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Edward Norton Gary Oldman
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I've been reading the suggestion of Cumberbatch for Strange and Bardem as Mordo quite a few times lately and I love the combination. Cumberbatch's fanbase is growing after Sherlock. He's a phenomenal actor and very versatile. He looks the part and his voice is on a par with Alan Rickman's. He's filming the lead in a new HBO/BBC series and by the time of filming Strange would have the Hobbit baddie role under his belt plus Tinker Tailor and War Horse.Not forgetting more Sherlock. I saw him as the creature and as Victor in Frankenstein and he was amazing. Very athletic and virile. I've become a big fan and Bardem would be a great fit with him. Cumberbatch would be new to the comic book genre and I think the role needs a fresh face. Not someone known for another Marvel role.
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