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Spielberg's Lincoln flick is gathering an awesome, huge cast!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Borys Kit over at THR has a nice exclusive about who is nearing deals to appear in the big Steven Spielberg ensemble period drama LINCOLN.
Proving that he's becoming THE actor of his generation, Joseph Gordon-Levitt is apparently going to play Lincoln (Daniel Day-Lewis)'s son Robert Todd Lincoln. Gordon-Levitt and Day-Lewis are a perfect match, and not just because they have hyphens in their names. Can't wait to see them work together.
Also joining the cast is Tommy Lee Jones, playing Thaddeus Stevens, and Hal Holbrook, James Spader, John Hawks (awesome!), Tim Blake Nelson, Bruce McGill and Joseph Cross.
It's exciting seeing Spielberg going all out again. I know he directed Tintin a while back, but it feels like eons since I've seen a new Spielberg movie (maybe because my brain always skips over Indy 4).
What do you folks think of this cast? In Spielberg's hands, from a script by Tony Kushner, this is shaping up to be something special, I think.
-Quint
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Like, yeah.
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looking forward to this one a lot.
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Or is it a fictional story?
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I figure if I keep throwing that out there, maybe it'll stick.
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His Lincoln is going to be ferociously awesome. Although Spader may fuck him up good, if he brings it.
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May 5, 2011, 6:18 p.m. CST
Though Joseph Cross and John Hawk[e?]s mean nothing to me
by golden tribw
Looks like Hawkes hasn't done anything prolific except Winter's Bone, which I missed. And I think the only thing I've seen from Cross's resume is UNTRACEABLE, which I vaguely remember but not him in it. Still this oughtta be interesting. I would see it for Day-Lewis and Gordon-Levitt alone, throw Tommy Lee-Jones in there (can we have a giant hyphenated-surname ensemble cast sometime?) and make it a Spielberg picture and you've pretty much got my ticket purchase guaranteed.
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Spielberg does alien movies, right? Maybe he's taking the reigns on the Abe Lincoln Zombie movie? It can have cameos from Fast and the Furious and maybe a couple of Terminators in it. Call it "Abraham and the Furious: Salvation" ..........starring Zoe Saldana
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May 5, 2011, 6:22 p.m. CST
Does Joseph Gordon-Levitt count as A- or even B-list yet?
by golden tribw
I've been a fan since BRICK and MYSTERIOUS SKIN (though the latter seemed to kind of offensively imply that homosexuality is the result of sexual abuse...) after getting acquainted with his face initially in 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN and A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT (which has "Introducing" JGL in the credits cuz he's a tiny tot). At this point he's a headliner (HESHER) and he's worked with Nolan repeatedly and now Spielberg. 500 DAYS OF SUMMER got him lots of buzz (THE LOOKOUT ought to have as well but I don't know that it did), G.I. JOE put him in a giant action summer tentpole (even if he was mediocre in it and the movie basically sucked). But I don't feel like his name is a draw yet except to movie buffs. What does it take to break out into the general awareness?
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uh, having co-starred in Inception might have accomplished that...
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May 5, 2011, 6:26 p.m. CST
Daniel Lewis comes out of the cave for the first time in 10 years to do another film.
by Chopper
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It's an AWESOME read if anyone is interested. Really well done mashup Biography/fiction story. Reading it made me believe Abe Lincoln WAS a real Vampire Hunter. Movie comes out next year I think.
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Yeah, that's the one I was referring too. When I said zombies, I knew I was probably wrong.
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Sorry, WAY too early to tell. He is likeable enough, but he has yet to blow me away with a performance. Ryan Gosling is far more impressive, and I'd say closer to being a contender for actor of his generation than Levitt.
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are you kidding me? Don't make me laugh. You may consider Ryan to be the actor of his generation but what was the last movie he did that was as good as Inception, Brick, Manic, Mysterious Skin, and 500 days of summer is a much better movie than that boring piece of shit gosling and Ledger's baby mama played in.
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Think he'd be better anyways. Don't get me wrong though Neeson shines in the cheesiest to the greatest films.
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There will be Aliens at the end.
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fuck off
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Not trying to be an asshole here but I sincerely hope Hal Holbrook lives to film his scenes. He's genuinely awesome.
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In my head he died years ago but I just remembered Into The Wild
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May 5, 2011, 7 p.m. CST
so the kid from 3rd Rock from the Son is THE actor of his generation?
by Jodie
hahaha somebody better wake him up and let him know, because he seems half-asleep in everything I've seen.
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...digital/greenscreen crap out of his system with Indy 4 and Tintin. It's kind've lookin' like he's goin down a digital rabbit like his buddy George. Cameron's making all of his stuff in green-land too and is any of his stuff on par with his 80s stuff? Ditto Tim Burton- is his now mostly-digital stuff any better than his classics? It looked like we lost Fincher for a while there (remember all that virtual camera flying in Fight Club and Panic Room?), but he seems safely back. Here's hoping that Spielberg- who is a film purist if there ever was one- is back from the digital dark side. I have high hopes for this new movie. Can't wait to see War Horse btw. Hey, that movie's only a few months out, isn't it? Where's the damn trailer?
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May 5, 2011, 7:02 p.m. CST
According to a friend of mine, Spielberg stole the entire idea for this movie from Morgan&Wong
by Rebel Scumb
The X-files/Space:above and beyond/final destination guys. They pitched to dreamworks back around 2000 the idea of a truthful biopic of Lincoln that showed him as a man, warts and all, and not some sort of perfect jesus type guy. The project was turned down, then less then a year later Spielberg announced he wanted to do a truthful biopic about lincoln that showed him warts and all. I have no idea if this is true, but my friend had direct access to M&W and that was at least their opinion on the matter.
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this will be a travesty
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Daniel Day will hit this out of the park.
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but thinking of it now, sure yeah, i get almost the same thing - but the guy did "amistad," so... (and, his big ham-handed emotional rubber-hammer aside, a fine film that one is; kind of under-appreciated in my estimation) so instead i'm quite intrigued now what this might be.
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that this promises to have truly gigantic cgi "civil wars" pictured in it. at least, i hope so; it'd be a wasted opportunity not to.
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with War Horse and Tintin and the Lincoln movie the following year. Spielberg may not be the blockbuster machine he once was but I think he's still better than most of the directors out there.
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Last Spielberg film with that level of an ensemble cast was Saving Private Ryan...but it looks as if Lincoln will top even that.
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May 5, 2011, 7:30 p.m. CST
I think Hollbrook actually voted for Lincoln so this will be a nice role.
by Stuntcock Mike
Seriously though Beard, Munich 2 and JP 4. Get on that shit.
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I'm a big Spielberg fan and eagerly anticipated his take on the historicial 'Amistad'. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by Spielberg's heavy over-use of 'emotional' music in almost every scene, as if to subliminally tell the audience 'This is emotional. You must tear up now'. I usually feel that Spielberg is a master of using the right music at exactly the right times, but not on Amistad. I mean, even the scene introducing Anthony Hopkins' character watering his plants was layered with sap. And this pulled me out of what otherwise would have been a very engrossing and emotional film on its own. Let's hope that Spielberg pulls back on the pouring on too much syrup and lets the content run its own course. Lincoln was a great man and leader, and we don't need to be hit over the head to convince us. -Jondo
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I hate oscar bait!
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Come on, he's perfect.
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May 5, 2011, 7:43 p.m. CST
But seriously, what happened to Neeson? He's got the height and looks like Abe.
by Mel Garga
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May 5, 2011, 7:49 p.m. CST
and Jondo, I'm not sure even Spielberg has the balls to tell John Williams to dial it back a bit.
by Mel Garga
Why is he the only director who gets hit with that 'emotionally manipulative' rap. What the fuck is the point of the score? When Costner encounters the wolf who gives a rat's ass? Add John Barry's incredible score and holy shit we got ourselves a touching moment.
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Whose playing Joshua Speed?
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Did you just call me Abe Lincoln?
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I am a huge Spielberg fan, but I swear it's hard as hell to keep up with what he next projects are. So he is doing Lincoln....what happened to the Harvey remake? Or Robopocalypse? And is Tintin ever coming out?
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If I look back to the movies that were really really great, most had one or two good cast names and some had none! What more can I say...?!
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May 5, 2011, 8:30 p.m. CST
Goldentribe, you must not watch TV -- at all.
by SierraTangoFoxtrotUniform
John Hawkes had a large part on Deadwood and had a minor part on the last season of Lost.
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That guy can keep the role...he owned it!
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GEICO Lincoln rules...and he's honest.
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I don't plan on turning this into an Indy debate, but come on! The ants were friggin awesome!
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May 5, 2011, 9:05 p.m. CST
Abe Lincoln and son... damn, Spielberg always has to put a kid in these things
by YackBacker
Can't Honest Abe fight the commies without his greaser kid by his side?
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JG-L is a good addition as well. Hopefully this will be a return to form for Spielberg. Indy IV = yawn, War of the Worlds was an atypically lazy work for Spielberg, Munich had style but was a bit dull and The Terminal lacked a point; so Spielberg's last four films basically missed the mark.<p> It sounds like he has a strong interest in the Lincoln film as it has been in development for several years now going back to when Liam Neeson was going to play Lincoln. I have no idea what the Tin-Tin project will bring; I'm aware of the comic's existence but know nothing of it beyond that. It sounds like one of his lighter efforts though. Perhaps Warhorse and Lincoln will be his first remarkable back-to-back efforts since Catch Me If You Can and Minority Report. One can only hope.
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May 5, 2011, 9:23 p.m. CST
sierratangofoxtrotuniform you're absolutely right, I DON'T WATCH TV. AT ALL. (Seriously.)
by golden tribw
I watched the first few episodes of LOST on DVD and hated them so I stopped. Never seen Deadwood.
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Quite an interesting combo. Can't wait for anything Mr. Spielberg puts his hand to.
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May 5, 2011, 9:27 p.m. CST
If YOUR slave has a milkshake...and MY slave has a milkshake...
by Nasty In The Pasty
...and my slave has a straw, see, there it is...his straw...reaches...acrrrrrrroooooooOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooous the room...and starts to drink your slave's milkshake.
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May 5, 2011, 9:28 p.m. CST
evnvnv, so you think Tom Hardy is A-list for being in Inception then?
by golden tribw
Because I like him but I wouldn't come anywhere close to calling him A-list. Leonardo di Caprio is A-list. In descending order of current recognition (among the general public, I mean), the rest of the cast goes something roughly like this (in my subjective estimation obviously): Michael Caine, Cillian Murphy, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Page, Pete Postlethwaite, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Lukas Haas, Tom Hardy, Tom Berenger, Ken Watanabe I like everybody on that list but I like JGL more than the rest of them and I just don't feel like enough people know who he is. I'd LIKE him to be A-list but I still don't feel as though he is. And I'm not even sure if my person conception of "A-list status" meshes with anyone else's. I'm tempted to say Leo is the only A-lister in the whole movie, while Michael Caine used to be but is no longer one of the big stars, and everyone else there is either a bit player or an up-and-comer (like JGL has supposedly been for years now).
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May 5, 2011, 9:28 p.m. CST
Quint, please: Spielberg's hands gave us THE TERMINAL and HOOK. There's no guarantee!
by planetran_fan
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A-Team and Taken and Clash of the Titans ruined his image
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May 5, 2011, 9:59 p.m. CST
braindrain: you may be right not to see it based on those two films. But have you seen his other work?
by golden tribw
If you have, then different strokes.... But if not, BRICK and THE LOOKOUT in particular are well worth a look. Just try not to go into them ticked at him for G.I. JOE.
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Wonder if DDL will play it that way.
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I think they are inherently insulting to the person depicted.
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May 5, 2011, 10:27 p.m. CST
They should just go ahead and start engraving the Oscars now...
by SifoDyasJr
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The Cinema itself will bend under its awesomeness.
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D-Day is back!
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I seriously doubt the idea was stolen. A movie based on Lincoln is hardly a unique idea. But, in an event, Spielberg's movie is based on Doris Kearns Goodwin's book, "Team of Rivals," which was published and won the Pulitzer in 2005.
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If you need someone to play an American icon/archetype, this is the guy. Deerslayer, Daniel Plainview, Bill the Butcher, John Proctor. With a decent script, and spielberg in "serious" mode, this is not capable of sucking. Not with the best actor under 60 in the starring role.
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I feel like a Lincoln biopic has been floating around a LOT longer than 2000.
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I think Daniel Day Lewis is great casting, he should make a mighty fine anchor.
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JGL is a very good actor but I don't think he has a commanding presence. Tom Hardy. Now HE is shaping up to becoming the actor of his generation.
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May 6, 2011, 12:59 a.m. CST
IS LIAM NEESON STILL ATTACHED TO THIS OR WHAT? AND I JUST GOT LES MISERABLES....
by Meadowe
the one with Uma Thurman and Claire Danes as Cosette, Geoffrey Rush, and course Liam Neeson as Jean Valjean. We got it for a family member for mother's day, but I'm thinking bout getting it too since Liam Neeson kicked ass in A-Team imo. Anyway, it sucks that he won't be in Hangover II but back on Lincoln, I just read in my text book not too long ago that he lost the love of his life, failed at I think two businesses, lost a lot of elections and basically had a downer for a life before he become Commander in Chief, so I'm looking forward to a Lincoln biopic.
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...teamed up for Munich, which was a big, historical film with a tremendous cast, and as a result they produced a very smart, competent film. But also one that was kind of boring and lacked any compelling characters and a plodding pace. Hopefully that will be remedied simply by history with this one. I believe Doris Kearns Team of Rival is a big basis for this film, so there's a whole cast of colorful characters ready to populate this flick. But I still worry that reverence might result in another plodding, boring flick (such as Redford's recent stab with The Conspirator) . I'm a total Civil War geek though I'm just pumped to see this project finally getting off the ground, its a shame Neeson feels he's aged out of the role, especially after having spent so much time preparing for it, but Daniel Day Lewis is about as perfect a replacement as you could find. Can't wait!
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y'know, one that doesn´t suck? Is it THAT hard to write a cool, witty, fun while dark intelligent adventure flick, like Riders was?
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Bite me!
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10 years? Are you thinking of Gangs Of New York? Because Day Lewis has been in 3 films since then, with There Will Be Blood only 4 years ago, and "Nine" just two years ago. Hardly like he's coming out of retirement for this film!
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But when the movie was in release, it was "the return of Indiana Jones, how can you not love this, the return of adventure" and blabla bla and all that crap. So now you admit the movie is crap. Well, too late, you should had been wiser sooner. Geekasms are not the proper way to judge a movie, you should had learned that lesson... ten years ago!.
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May 6, 2011, 3:56 a.m. CST
by melgibsoncalledmethenword "This just doesn't seem like a Spielberg movie"
by AsimovLives
That's the whole point. He's moving away from what would be his "type" of movies. He wants toe volve, ad all for it. Last time he tried to do a "Spielberg movie", he fucked it up with Crystal Skullfuck. That's because today he's not the same person who made those movies in the 70s and 80s. It's stupid to want him to do those when he's a different, older, more mature man nowdays. His interests are elsewhere. And if you are so nostalgic about vintage Spielberg, you can either pop one of his older movies, or you can wait for "Super 8", which aparently is some pastiche of those older Spielberg movies. Well, that's what JJ Abram's advertizement team says, but he's well known for being a shameless fucking liar.
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May 6, 2011, 4:25 a.m. CST
What happened to the Harrison Ford Lincoln-assassination film?
by Wookie_Weed
I remember it going into production years ago, Harrison Ford playing the guy who tracked down Lincoln's assassin. What happened to that?
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May 6, 2011, 4:29 a.m. CST
No, no, no. Ben Affleck should play Lincoln. He’d be perfect for the role!
by Jeff Myers
YES, you ASS-BAGS, I’m taking the piss!
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May 6, 2011, 4:50 a.m. CST
Without Abe Lincoln Blacksonblondes.com might have just been a dream
by Mel
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I was just pointing out that this doesn't feel like one. And not everything Spielberg has done has been an "action" movie, but this still seems so far off from everything else he has done. I get the impression that he would bore himself to death with this kind of movie. And I still say Crystal Skull wasn't his fault. I blame it on the awful script from George "Hasn't done anything watchable since 1983" Lucas.
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I was thinking the same thing. Based on the book MANHUNT (which was pretty darn good). I was hoping to see that made.
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Just joking, superb actor. Superb cast. Superb director.
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Cannot wait for this. Spielberg is still the master. Screw the haters, your lack of respect is shocking. I would love Daniel Day Lewis to pull the "cunny juice" line just once more in a film, but alas, I don't think this will be the place for it.
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May 6, 2011, 6:59 a.m. CST
@burnednotice_dude -- Apparently HBO was doing Manhunt now
by Wookie_Weed
That was in 2008 so I assume it fell in a ditch somewhere. http://tinyurl.com/3skmvg2
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Geezus, my past, present and future keeps getting mixed up whenever I write about Harrison Ford. Probably how he feels these days too.
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Doesn't get the attention he deserves. I've liked him since he played Jack Dalton on Macguyver.
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And no, not just Harry. You guys have done a 180. We told you it was a huge turd.
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Thimbles can fuck off.
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a big showy cast like this can take down a movie pretty easily. That's one of the fundamental problems with Amistad: casting overkill. Hopkins plus a bunch of lesser known actors would have played better. Same with Lincoln: Daniel Day-Lewis is enough... I don't want a lot of familiar faces populating a movie set in the 1860s. Spielberg should be casting this the way he did Saving Private Ryan: one megastar, plus lots of good up-and-comers and less well-known character actors. That said, this film could still be pretty good.
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May 6, 2011, 9:51 a.m. CST
Like Bruce McGill going back to Animal House (the guy's got some loong resume)
by openthepodbaydoorshal
, but I wouldn't have minded Oliver Platt either.
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where Lincoln buried Lincoln's gold.
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It's as much of a "fact" as Quint's statement.
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I thought Liam Neeson would be better cast as Lincoln. Is Daniel Day-Lewis old enough to convincingly play the role? And what will Joseph Gordon-Hewitt do as the eldest Lincoln child except complain that his Harvard pal Robert G. Shaw gets to command a regiment in action while he, Lincoln, is serving on a command staff? There'd better be some kind of battles in this movie. Not just Lincoln vs. Douglas, but honest to God action. And it better be a gorey, GLORY mess not the blood free filmed reenactment that GETTYSBURG was.
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I just love this sort of thing when it's done with attention to storytelling and pace without getting all frothy over itself and pandering to Oscar voters.
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And hope it's not some sentimental jingoistic pap with long shots of the American flag.
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Throckmorton.
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did he drop out or did spielberg ditch him? was neeson sick of waiting for spielberg to get started?(I seem to recall they've been talking about this film for years and years and years) is neeson looking for big paychecks in action-fluff instead of decent dramatic work? (apparently he just shot some new scenes for the blu-ray of one of the star wars thingies, which sounds like someone totally whoring out their talent in front of a green screen ... I'm very disappointed as I thought he'd make a great Lincoln and probably get an Oscar nomination if the film is the big dramatic Oscar bait I think it will be. Day-Lewis will be brilliant and this will be an awesome film, no matter what .... but still
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...the Lincoln on the marquee of the Lincoln Restaurant on Lincoln Avenue in Chicago , Illinois.
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I'm glad he was dropped. He's like 80's Michael Caine. What's next, a starring role in a Jaws V as Hoagie's son?
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Lincoln isn't just played as some kind of perfect god-like character like he is oftern shown in other films. I'm guessing this is the case if Day-Lewis is on board.
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This has the potential to be truly great. An almost certain lock for Day-Lewis to win his 3rd Oscar, and it hasn't even started filming yet. I hope the screenplay is entertaining and not just a dull biopic. This is almost can't-miss, both in how good it will be and the fact that you have to see it. I wonder what the budget will be. Probably has to be at least $100 mil. After Indy 4, it' s good to see Spielberg do something serious, a la Munich.
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This will win every Oscar, even the ones for shorts, docs and cartoons. And the lifetime achievement award. And the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. And the technical awards they give out the night before. The Beard has a message for Hollywood: CHOPPED.
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May 6, 2011, 3:03 p.m. CST
But will this Spielberg Lincoln be as good as Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter?
by lv_426
What a sad day for humanity it will be if the vampire hunter Lincoln movie makes a ton of money, yet Spielberg's realistic one flops. I won't be surprised if that is how things go down.
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May 6, 2011, 4:16 p.m. CST
But Whose gonna play "Desmond Pfeiffer" in this movie
by Wilford_Brimleys_Diabetes_Rage
I Suggest Eddie Murphy (with his dignity sapping fat suit)
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May 6, 2011, 4:52 p.m. CST
As long as it's not some autumnal, wishy-washy "Amistad"ish film
by dasheight
This could be a GREAT film - although I haven't seen the script, obviously - as long as Spielberg doesn't make it too staid and reverent - he should bring his "Munich"-style direction to this - he should PUT YOU THERE. I think people know what I mean (who know what I mean). Spielberg can tend to drench historical films in cotton-lensed muchness; he should make the film about Lincoln with a more immediate style.
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Wonder how Spielberg will handle the scenes of Lincoln unleashing Sherman to wage a scorched earth campaign against civilians will be brilliant; and the sub plot of Lincoln trying right up to his death to ship Blacks back the fuck to African a laugh a minute.
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May 6, 2011, 5:15 p.m. CST
There will be Civil War scenes, most likely through Robert Todd Lincoln...
by SK229
or reading letters from the front. Or a letter being read to Robert Todd. He did fight, but not until near the end, I think. So yeah, there will be a way to get that in there without straying too long from the main character, which, imho, fucks up the movie's point-of-view. Funny, just yesterday I was thinking about the sheer amount of death during some of the war's worst battles and how I don't think I've ever seen that portrayed in a cinematically interesting way. Of course there's Glory and Gettysburg and a few others, but I mean game-changing, like Saving Private Ryan. As another poster said, it always seems largely 'bloodless' and inert, when it probably should be the most hellish representation of war, especially in the 'medical' tents and the suffering caused by wounds. Also, like I said, the almost unfathomable casualties for the time.
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apparently RT had some kind of cushy assistant job. Not for lack of wanting to, though, from what I've read. Maybe we'll have a scene where Tom Cruise inexplicably enters the frame in his WOW leather jacket, t-shirt, and jeans and holds JGL by the shoulders screaming for him to not go over that hill. I smell a youtube parody...
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There were about 625,000 Casualties during the Civil War...almost as many as ALL other conflicts combined. The casualties were unfathomable for ANY time.
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Automaton mode Step 1: scan AICN articles for viable subjects. Step 2: Figure out any way to connect JJ Abrams to the article. Step 3: Go into the talkback and talk shit about JJ Abrams because his cousin worked on the film as a light tech.
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these films that look good on paper don't often win many Oscars. It definitely has a lot of potential.
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Like I said, I have no idea if its true or not, just what M&W claimed. But Spielberg has been talking about doing a Lincoln film long before 2005. I can remember the talk as far back as when minority report came out. Him and Liam Neeson were going to do it, but its been in development since at least minority report came out.
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Was excited until I read that. Why is this guy being shoved down everyone's throat? Better than Shia Le Douche I guess....
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You never hear much of anything about him when you read the biographies of Lincoln. I don't even think the two of them knew each other that well. Interesting that he will play such a huge part in the film.
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well done, sir.
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Could be Levitt, he was awesome in Mysterious Skin, Brick and Manic. I think its a toss up between him, Gosling and Tom Hardy (who I think is the best actor out of all three).
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