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In Reply to: Freaks :) (nt) posted by David S. on November 11, 2002 at 16:17:44:

I've been waiting a long time for the remake. Maybe David Lynch could do it. Wouldn't you like to hear the sucking of the mud (in SURROUND-SOUND)as the limbless guy slithers under the wagon with the knife in his teeth? Never mind, I can hear it already.
Ted

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Yes, but how many limbless guys are willing to take the part these days? - David S. 15:53:51 11/12/02 (3)
Political correctness aside, how do you fill out the cast?
- Casting could be a problem, I admit. - Ted in NJ 06:40:41 11/13/02 (2)
  But they managed to turn a bunch of people into hobbits, so I figure they could make Ben Stiller and Gwyneth Paltrow into pinhead geeks. That big guy from The Green Mile could be the limbless knife-wielder, and any number of current "stars" could be turned into chickens.
  Funny, it's been 30 years since I saw that movie, but I remember much of it quite vividly. I'd say that defines a Classic.
  Ted
  - "........I'd say that defines that defines a Classic." - AudioHead 08:22:46 11/14/02 (0)
    A great human interest story. - AH
  - Re: Casting could be a problem, I admit. - Rob Doorack 06:48:17 11/14/02 (0)
    I'm sure that casting the film wouldn't be a problem. Beetlejuice (see photo) and Hank the Angry Drunken Dwarf got film roles after becoming minor celebrities from appearances on Howard Stern's radio show. John Carpenter used a man who'd lost both arms in an accident in the remake of The Thing .

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