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Re: Lord of the Rings
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Mon, 19 Jul 1999 16:40:52 GMT
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jsproat@io.SPAMLESScom
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Tom McDonald wrote:
> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Terry Keller writes:
> > On Sun, 18 Jul 1999 07:39:34 GMT, "Sproaticus" <jsproat@io.com> wrote:
> > > Well, put hair on his head. :-, He's got the look of someone who's
> > > being driven by something in his past, something haunting him... I dunno how
> > > he'd do with a sword in hand though. Aragorn needs to be able to handle a
> > > sword. And Aragorn's actor absolutely needs to carry that scene where he
> > > bids farewell to Boromir. This scene will make or break the character.
> He needs to be tall too. And he also needs to look kingly in a pinch. Sounds
> like this is all a tall order for an actor. Anyone want to nomiate Liam Neeson
> (again? :-)
Mel Gibson? He can carry that "tragic knight" character he's been typecast
into.
John Malkovich?
> I nominate Steven Segal for Boromir.
Nonononono, I'll enjoy watching him die too much. Plus, Segal is too slinky
(and a wimp :-) How about that guy from Home Improvement, with the beard?
> > Did Aragorn have a beard? I always seem to
> > picture him with a beard.
> For Aragorn, no beard. It's never mentioned. The only characters IIRC that had
> beards mentioned were Gandalf, Saruman and Denethor.
Them, and all the Dwarven women. :-,
> > > > > > We completely drew a blank with Gollum.
> > > > > Leonardo DiCaprio? :-P Or perhaps Gene Wilder...
> Willam Dafoe (sp?) what about him? He also needs to be capable of treachery
> and be willing to bite off a finger ;-)
Woody Allen? How about Christopher Lloyd?
> > > > > Glenn Close as Galadriel and Uma Thurman as Eowyn.
> That's just it: I wouldn't pick either one. I find blondes hard to pick for
> this. The Eowyn character has to look good with a sword too.
Eowyn had blonde hair, neh? But yes, she needs to be able to handle a sword
well. Someone athletic, then. Bridgette Neilsen, if she could lose about
twelve inches in height?
Ya know, Glenn Close would be to stocky for Galadriel; we'd need someone
really tall and skinny-but-not-anorexic looking. Perhaps Uma Thurman would
be better in this role.
> > > > But please, no Uma. I never saw what made her so popular.
> Uma's eyes have a certain something. I first noticed her in the movie Baron
> Munchausen. (Kinda hard not to.)
Venus envy, Tom? :-D She was good in that flick.
> BYOB buddy, unless you guys are still in prohibition :-). And where $ exists,
> they'll coexist quite nicely thank you. Just don't wait until Saturday night
> to buy it, right?
Prohibition? No, the state of Utah acepts alcohol consumption; now we're
working on polygamy...
We've already had our Beer Olympics scandals. The local Olympic Committe
marketing put a couple sample bottles from local microbreweries into the
press kits. Nothing else -- just paper and beer. The news articles on this
were quite amusing.
Cheers,
- jsproat
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Jeremy H. Sproat <jsproat@io.com>
http://www.io.com/~jsproat
Darth Maul Lives
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| (...) how (...) Neeson (...) Mmm, yeah I could see that, except for the height. And he'd probably soak up too much $$. Like he did in Braveheart as William Wallet. We'd probably have to get someone "undiscovered" for this role. (...) Which movies (...) (25 years ago, 19-Jul-99, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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| (...) Rex? (...) bids (...) He needs to be tall too. And he also needs to look kingly in a pinch. Sounds like this is all a tall order for an actor. Anyone want to nomiate Liam Neeson (again? :-) I nominate Steven Segal for Boromir. (...) (...) (25 years ago, 19-Jul-99, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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