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remake and roger ebert is one of the victoms

posted 20 years ago by sabbathandbllod
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first find an actor who can play a fat annoying slob and there would be a great remake rex reed could be a vitom

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[–] jloper 19 years ago

If there's a remake, Ebert should play the critic whose "doggy woggies" are baked into a pie by Lionheart, "Titus Andronicus" style! :D

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[–] abf214 19 years ago

You know...I don't really like remakes...I don't really approve of remakes...but if this one were to be made, I'd like to see Bruce Campbell in the Lionhart role. I'd love to see him spurting shakespear as he plunges a spear deep into Harry Knowles chest! Anyone else agree?

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[–] beanna-boy 19 years ago

There was the stage play of this recently which had Diana Rigg's daughter play her part instead.

[–] adamcar 19 years ago

Roger Ebert actually liked the film so you never know if he'll do it. LOL

[–] luke_bannon 19 years ago

You know what I think would be a good touch in a remake? After Lionheart dies at the end Devlin can say, "Goodnight sweet prince, and a flight of angels send thee to thy rest." Just thought that would be appropriate.

Oh, and I dig the idea of Campbell as Lionheart. And Knowles getting killed.

ThE MaStER wOuLd NoT ApPrOvE- Torgo

[–] ianfinerty 19 years ago

We acted out certin scenes from the stage version in drama class and when reading merridew i imagined Richard Griffiths in his role as Uncle Monty in Withnail and I.

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[–] marktayloruk (2502) 3 years ago

Saw and enjoyed it.