jimbow8 Wrote:The bloody eyeball was in Legacies ... or was it All the Rage ?It was in "Legacies," which I just finished for the 3rd time, I think.
It has to be shot in New York, with local scenery. No studio sets for outside shots. Do the real deal.
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Maggers Wrote:It was in "Legacies," which I just finished for the 3rd time, I think.
It has to be shot in New York, with local scenery. No studio sets for outside shots. Do the real deal.
Oooo, Maggers, if they do you simply must get on as an extra!!
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webby Wrote:Oooo, Maggers, if they do you simply must get on as an extra!!
Why else would she want it shot on location? Maggers is very transparent on this one!!!
But, can you blame her? I would love to be an extra in any movie. Part of "Road to Perdition" was shot in the town where I work. I found out too late that there was a call for extras....
Scott Hajek
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XamberB Wrote:I really like the idea about opening Indiana Jones style with Westphalen in 19th century India.
Thanks!
Noelie Wrote:Noooo. Scott Glenn as Glaeken is just as blasphemous now as it was then.
Really ? I've never seen the movie, but I re-read The Keep just recently, and I had no problem imagining Scott Glenn as Glaeken. Minus the cow-hide accent, of course.
Doesn't mean he'd be my ideal casting choice in any way, if it was all starting from scratch. But it seems to me, the movie exists, and the best move (I reckon) is to embrace it -- briefly -- and then move on. A Scott Glenn cameo would be a decent step in that direction, I reckon.
Noelie Wrote:Noooo. Scott Glenn as Glaeken is just as blasphemous now as it was then.
I actually liked Scott Glenn as Glaeken. There are huge problems with that movie for us FPW fans, but I don't particularly think the cast is one of them. I don't know what Paul thought of the casting, though.
Blake
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fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I've told the Beacon folks that I'd like to see a lady with a dog in the background of a few scenes. They seem to like the idea.
How about the rest of you? Shall we create a wish list of things we'd like to see in the film? You don't have to limit yourselves to [SIZE="3"]The Tomb[/SIZE].[/SIZE]
Ladies with dogs sounds good. My only wish is that they keep as close to the original story as possible.
Ken V.
Scott Hajek Wrote:I'm thinking that this wish list is for "easter egg" type subtleties. The woman with the dog merely sets up the whole RJ saga and ties everything together.Food crumbs from Enteman's on Abe's tie and short sleeve shirt. And the box on the counter, half eaten of course.
I just would like to see Abe's food stained tie change with every scene.
EWMAN
