not even funny...
how did he get from the US to England ? I am aware that it was a dream (or is it?), but we are supposed to assume its reality for the entire movie... Couldn't they bother to make Lawrance an American who moved to England? it would have been better.
uuuum hello?! if he can fall into a freakin moat and be teleported back in time, I think he could go from usa to england I don't see why one would be plausible while the other is totally ridiculous? perhaps you'd like to explain a bit more because I don't see what your point is other than to have something to say
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please inform me as to how the geography remained the same as I don't remember it actually being the same.
and I'll jus make one comment about "dumby" being a simple word and that it is in fact spelled dummy. If you're going to resort to calling names at least spell them right.
who cares, maybe it was a moat the was magicall.......
shareCouldn't they just not have made this movie? Well, I guess the studio thought it was about time to make another "Yankee in King Arther's Court". I was an extra in this movie, and being an independent film maker, I was amazed at how much time and
money that was spent on this heap. I was in the office scene at the beginning standing by the door sporting long, nappy hair and a tool belt. I must have stood
there all day long. We were told to stand in the other room between takes and somehow I ended up under this really bright, hot light every time while waiting.
Martin Lawrence was very polite though and met all of us extras in the scene individually before they started shooting. Hey, you gotta' work, right? Honestly, I didn't even get paid for that particular day because I lost my pay voucher somewhere. But, yeah, good times, stupid movie.