Not that Richard Kind didn't do a good job playing BingBong, but I think it would've been even better if Robin Williams could do the voice for the pink elephant...
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Alan Rickman should have been Bing Bong
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shareI suggested Alan Rickman for Disgust on another thread
shareAlan Rickman should have been Bing Bong
I'm afraid you missed the joke. I didn't suggest Alan because of his ability, but rather the fact that he's dead. It's in response to person in the post suggesting Robin Williams. Hence all the suggestions after mine for other dead celebrities.
shareBlisteringlogic, she's right. Rickman's voice is far too deep. Someone like Philip Seymour Hoffman would better fit the character.
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I guess you didn't bother to read my post explaining why I suggested Alan Rickman...
shareNot sure if you noticed, but Philip Seymour Hoffman died two years ago
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Oh, I am an utter moron! I totally missed your joke! It's too early, where's my coffee?
shareI don't know if the voice work was done before Williams died, but I think that this would have cut too close to home for him. He was suffering, if I remember, from "full body dementia," or something like that.
Also, even before he got this age-related disease, he did too many self-important movies like Patch Adams and What Dreams May Come. Some e-pen pals on a movie board I used to frequent had given up on him, and when I gave Man of the Hour (IIRC--it's the one where RW plays a Ross Perot-style presidential candidate) a negative review, they thanked me for taking one for the team.
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shareNo Kind did not do a good job, he did a great job. Perfectly cast.
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