[ SECRET POST #3762 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3762 ⌋

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Comments

Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

What do you think were some of the worst casting decisions in movie history?

Re: Inspired by #3

[sarillia]

Charlton Heston as a Mexican in Touch of Evil is pretty funny, but that's '50s Hollywood for you.

Re: Inspired by #3

[greghousesgf]

other than him that's a good movie, though.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

John Wayne as Genghis Khan. Radioactive Genghis Khan, at that too.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

Poor John Wayne. And everyone who worked on that film. :(

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[(Anonymous)]

Both of the actors who played Anakin.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

I still feel bad for the child Anakin actor.

Re: Inspired by #3

[morieris]

Hayden tried his best, sure, and the dialogue was terrible. But the recent resurgence of people who've flipped in recent times with "it's good, really!!", come on. If you want to kill your guilt over how hard you complained in 2002, enjoy the fact that he gave us the greatest Prequel meme ever.

I do think he's better in Sith than Clones, everyone was terrible in Clones.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

I unapologetically like Kid!Anakin. he was adorable and frankly acted the part as well as I'd expect a child actor to.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not really a Star Wars *fan* but to me casting was one of the lesser problems with those movies. The dialogue, editing and cg all hurt the actors enormously. Only the top notch performers did well in those films, everyone else was cringeworthy as hell.

I mean I do think maybe the older of the two could have been casted better, but those movies would still not be good if he had been.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

I liked ROTJ Anakin, but Haden was....poorly chosen.

SPOILERS FOR FANTASTIC BEASTS

[kaijinscendre]

Johnny Depp. We've only seen about 5 seconds of him and it is already a horrible casting decision.

Re: SPOILERS FOR FANTASTIC BEASTS

[(Anonymous)]

YES. And it's even more irksome because Colin Farrell nailed that fucking role. Ugh.

Re: SPOILERS FOR FANTASTIC BEASTS

[morieris]

Knowing the twist, knowing that Greasy Pineapple is in that movie and will be in the rest, just killed any enthusiasm I had for this series.

Re: SPOILERS FOR FANTASTIC BEASTS

[sarillia]

Yeah I don't have high hopes for his Grindelwald.

Re: SPOILERS FOR FANTASTIC BEASTS

[(Anonymous)]

That seems like a little hasty a decision, as cool as it is to rag on Depp, we should probably hold fire a little longer on that one.

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany's.

(and, from another perspective, Tom Cruise in Legend.)

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[(Anonymous)]

Nicolas Cage in just about every role he played.

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[(Anonymous)]

Samuel L Jackson as Mace Windu. The role is too subdued for him.

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[(Anonymous)]

Sansa as Jean Grey.

I wouldn't probably say that J.Lawrence was awful as Mystique, but still a lot worse that Rebecca Romijn-Stamos.

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[(Anonymous)]

Jared Leto as the Joker.

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[(Anonymous)]

everyone in that awful Last Airbender travesty

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[(Anonymous)]

Halle Berry as Storm.

Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique. Jennifer Lawrence in any of those movies where she's supposed to be playing a woman much older then herself.

Re: Inspired by #3

[replicantangel]

Kevin Costner as Robin Hood.

Johnny Depp as Tonto.

George Lazenby as James Bond.

Sean Connery in pretty much anything where he was supposed to be anything but Scottish. (Don't get me wrong - I love Hunt for Red October, but the Scottish Russian thing makes me giggle every time.)

Keanu Reeves in Much Ado About Nothing. (Really? Keanu doing Shakespeare? Come on, Kenneth Branagh - you should know better.)

Re: Inspired by #3

[(Anonymous)]

Mickey Rooney as Mr. Yunioshi in Breakfast At Tiffany's.