Lullaby movie
If you could cast a lullaby movie, who would you want to play the following charactors?
Carl, Mona, Helen, Oyster, Nash, Sarge...
Here would be my dream cast...
Carl - Phillip Seymore Hoffman
Mona - Winonna Ryder
Helen - Helen Hunt
Oyster - Jared Leto
Nash - Donal Logue
Sarge - Danny DeVito or Johny Lovits
what does everyone think?
Carl - Gary Oldman :D
Mona - Denise Richards :D
Helen - with all those jewels i can only envisage Dame Edna but instead i'll go for Goldie Hawn :O
Oyster - Leo DiC?
Nash - Don Johnson :D ( Geddit ? )
Sarge - Daniel Stern :D
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i always saw Helen as exactlly like the mom in American Beauty
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If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep dancing
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If that's all there is"
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Jared Leto as Oyster and Maggie Gyllenhaal as Mona is a good call.
Carl - Woody Harrelson (for lack of someone better), John Cusack
Helen - Annette Benning, Mary McDonnal (sp?)
Oyster - Jared Leto, Brad Pitt
Mona - Maggie Gyllenhaal, Anna Paquin
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You know... The idea of John Cusack as Carl is so oddly enticing, I wish it were in the works. It would be alot darker than anything he's done, but you can tell that he's been hinting at that type of acting in alot of his roles.
And, of course, John Cusack is the underground god.
Which helps.
My picks...intriguing, shocking, nah...probably just cool.
Carl - John Cusack, (Mel Gibson would be too cool though)
Oyster - GOTTA be Jared Leto
Mona - I can ALMOST see Angelina Jolie...with nappy dreadlocks
that is...
Helen - The actress who played Jill on Home Improvement, ?help?
Nash - Woody Harrelson
Sarge - Pruitt Taylor Vince
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Carl- Tim Roth
Oyster- Sean Patrick Flanery
Mona- Franke Potente
Helen- Ashley Judd
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I'm gonna mostly agree...
Carl: Mel Gibson
Helen: Kidman, Benning, maybe Sarandon.
Oyster: Jared Leto seems good. Perhaps Hayden Christianson or some guy like him. Maybe one of those gay gentlemen from Rules of Attraction.
Sarge: Big Pussy from the Sopranos
I think Mona really has to be relatively small and quite young.
Mona: Ana Paquin is probably best, maybe Cristina Ricci.
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Eponymous [/i]
[B]That would be the only downside. He's 37, and that [I]could[/I] get stretched out further, but it'd probably be too much trouble for them to care about it. And for that reason, he will remain my number 1 pick.
Go underdog [/B][/QUOTE]
How do you think its possible for Jack Black to play a serious role? That would be so hard to imagine.
i dunno that was the only person i could think of at the time
and Nash was described as overweight if i remember correclty and nobody's actor for him has seemed to match the description
We're the culture that cried wolf.
how about Sagnetti from Natural Born Killers. I can't think of that guys name, tho he's been in tons of films. I think I thought of him when I was reading it because(this is sad but) he played an paramedic in Bringing out the Dead. What is that guys name?? I think he'd make a perfect nash.
mel gibson, he's just a dummmy.
yeah, I know but he sells movie tickets.
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Funny thing about Tom. I read in the paper today that he allegedly "punched a girl in the face" If convicted, which he won't be, he could spend a year in jail. They probably won't start production on a Lullaby film for a little while anyways, right??
"The elite ruling class wants us asleep so we'll remain a docile, apathetic herd of passive consumers, and non-participants in the true agenda of our governments - which is to keep us separate, and present an image of a world filled with irresolvable problems, that they, and only they, might one day, somewhere in the never-arriving future, be able to solve. Just stay asleep, America, keep watching TV." - Bill Hicks
man i love the idea of Brad Pitt as Oyster, especially with the big shaggy beard he seems to be exhbiting nowadays.
Carl-Jack Nicholson might be fun
Helen-I like the Goldie Hawn idea
Mona-Maggie Gylenhall sounds good
Oyster-Brad Pitt
Sarge-i have no idea, he had a kind of small part in the book
Nash-I agree with the Jack Black idea of serious and not goofy
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interesting notion, but just look at pictures of him with his beard. he would be perfect if he still had it. he can play young parts, he's a man of many faces and ages.
The first time you meet someone special, you can count on them one day being dead and in the ground.
He would get all the attention of the movie, even though Oyster's
just a supporting character. It always happens whenever Brad
plays a minor role.
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that is very true. then who's famous enough to hold the characters of carl and helen on their shoulders, along with the fate of the movie?
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Hmm. I say, with deep thought,
John Cusack in lead.
Then Philip Seymour Hoffman as Nash (He's both 'large', and an EXCELLENT actor.)
Jared Leto for Oyster (He's 30, but he's still got the freakishly good looking thing going on, which is a definite pre-requisite for Oyster's role)
as far as the women go, I really can't say.
Mona, I'm going for Anna Paquin, or Mena Suvari. I've never really liked Mena Suvari, but she's got more of a thin look going on, and I don't see Mona as being rounded...
Helen, I'm completely up in the air. I hate to go out on a limb, but what about Catherine Zeta Jones? She's a good actor, older but still elegant looking, and she and John could pull off chemistry (cough High Fidelity cough)
And that's enough thinking for now.
I don't think Seymour Hoffman could ever play a sinister role like
Nash's.
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Yeah Hoffman has played crazy shit like that, Red Dragon he was a pretty bad guy. He does have that disgusting look about him if that's what he highlights, but i still dont think he's really strong enough looking for nash.
Ana Paquin really has to be Mona, that's just so on the money especially if you've seen 25th hour..... another movie where Hoffman was something of a sexual pervert.
I hear that.
Still, i don't think he's Nash, especially with the flat and goofy blonde hair.
Someone said Tom Sizemore for Nash right? That sounds good, it may be nice if they can make him look taller though. I picture Nash tall like 6'3", and im not sure but i dont think sizemore is too tall.
And who's with me for Big Pussy as Sarge? He's a baked potato if i've ever seen one
since when was hoffman in red dragon? wasn't it edward norton and the guy from maid in manhattan in the lead roles?
The first time you meet someone special, you can count on them one day being dead and in the ground.
hoffman played a sleazy tabloid reporter.
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Speaking of Red Dragon, Ralph Fiennes would be a pretty good
Carl. I don't like his voice, though. Too "Kermit the Frog"ish.
But he's a good actor.
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But don't you all see it? Milton (the stapler guy) could play Nash. Peter could play Carl Streator. The guy who shows everyone his "O" face could be...um... he could be Oyster! And Jennifer Anniston could play Helen.
And that snarky guy who works at Flingers could play the guy Carl kills at the bar.
How great a cast would that be? For me?
No no. That's what he said in the movie. When she got angry at him for freaking out over sleeping with Lumburg (Same last name, but different guy which he didn't realize), and she got out of the car and slammed the door in his face, as the door was slamming, he yells "Well atleast I didn't sleep with Lumburg!"
Man, I know that movie way too intricately. And I also use that line way too much, considering it never makes any sense.





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