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Re: Lord of the Rings
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Tue, 20 Jul 1999 13:58:16 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Tom McDonald writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Jeremy H. Sproat writes:
> > 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:
> > > > > > > > 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 ;-)
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> > Woody Allen?
Anyone know who did the voice of Gollum in the animated movies? It fit what I
thought his voice sounded like very well.
> > > > > > > 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.
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> > 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?
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> Hmm, possibly. Eowyn is supposed to be tall, and yes blonde. Could you see her
> and Mel Gibson in any LOTR scene together? :D
Who is Bridgette Neilson?
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> > 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.
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> I won't tell Glenn you said that :-) And just to complicate things, Galadriel
> is supposed to have a deeper voice than is usual for a woman. Catherine Zeta
> Jones for Arwen.
Isn't Galadriel supposed to be the most beautiful woman in Middle-Earth? No
offense to Glenn Close, but I hardly consider her beautiful. If you go to
< www.ringbearer.org >, they have a list of candidates for most roles. One
person listed that I think would make a good Galadriel is Cate Blanchett,
although my personal choice would be Daryl Hannah. :)
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> Michael Keaton for Tom Bombadil?
Unfortunately, Tom's been cut. Ringbearer.org has a petition to bring him
back, though, if you really want to see him.
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> > Prohibition? No, the state of Utah acepts alcohol consumption; now we're
> > working on polygamy...
>
> In theory polygamy sounds intriguing, but when I really think about it, I just
> get plain tired. Plus I have to remember at least two anniversaries..
*Warning! Non-PC statement up ahead!*
Either marry 'em all at once, or marry them on your anniversary. "Happy
Anniversary, honey! Here's your present!" ;)
On second thought...
Jeff
- "Onion ring to rule them all..."
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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 (...) (27 years ago, 19-Jul-99, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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