Yes, it even happens in Hollywood. Actors get let go for a multitude of
reasons. Sometimes before shooting begins. Disagreements run the gamut.
Sometimes it's for the best. Sometimes not.
So we ask you, what one Movie or TV Show do you think would have benefited the most if the listed actor was not fired from the production?
Poll is loosely based on this article in Marie Claire by Alex Warner and Adam Schubak
List: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls099756270/
Poll:
So we ask you, what one Movie or TV Show do you think would have benefited the most if the listed actor was not fired from the production?
Poll is loosely based on this article in Marie Claire by Alex Warner and Adam Schubak
List: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls099756270/
Poll:
Posted 3 months ago
i would love to have seen judy garland in valley of the dolls...perfect casting....
Oh yeah. Me too!
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
Back to the Future (1985) fact is overblown and, essentially, incorrect. Firing Eric Stoltz was in mutual agreement and he never once stated otherwise, remaining overall supportive of production. Main reason was essentially because he was not clicking with overall tone of production. There was no "insult to injury" since it was a difficult decision for everyone involved, but everyone involved also agreed to it.
It caused several additional levels of derailment when Michael J. Fox was cast, because he was still so busy he barely had any time in schedule, so he essentially overworked himself by working on both productions. Eric Stoltz footage was mainly left in in order not to reshoot everything, which would've put additional toll on production. You can see him in the movie, in at least two shots.
It caused several additional levels of derailment when Michael J. Fox was cast, because he was still so busy he barely had any time in schedule, so he essentially overworked himself by working on both productions. Eric Stoltz footage was mainly left in in order not to reshoot everything, which would've put additional toll on production. You can see him in the movie, in at least two shots.
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Maybe a little more investigation is needed ... but all in all, I like it. :D
Nikolay. Just repeating pretty much what the article said. If I were to deviate from it, Peter would be up in arms!!!!!
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:):)
Dan Dassow, Champion
Ed,
Please correct this grammar error in 20. Her (2013):
Samantha Morton was deemed no not have "The Voice" needed for the part of "The Operating System".
Samantha Morton was deemed not to have "The Voice" needed for the part of "The Operating System".
Please correct this grammar error in 20. Her (2013):
Samantha Morton was deemed no not have "The Voice" needed for the part of "The Operating System".
Samantha Morton was deemed not to have "The Voice" needed for the part of "The Operating System".
Fixed
Thanks
Thanks
Nice idea.
If you are considering Game-shows then
FYC: Hal Block who was fired from What's My Line?, now that I'm watching the complete series, I just saw his last show and I miss him His risque humor sense wasn't of the liking of part of the audience as it explains here, Louis Untemeyer was also fired under suspicion that he was a communist (which he wasn't).
Kevin Spacey finished his work in All the Money in the World, but after his scandal, all his scenes were shoot again with Christopher Plummer, does that count as firing?
There's also more interesting options here
My #2 already has Kevin Spacey. The Hal Block is likely to got no votes as people will go Hal Who? And the poll is based off of the article listed. Do not want to deviate from the concept.
But thanks for the thought!!
:):)
But thanks for the thought!!
:):)
rubyfruit76, Champion
Hi Ed. 'Good poll. I'm still deliberating over my vote.
'One little typo:
In #5, twitter. ---> Twitter
'One little typo:
In #5, twitter. ---> Twitter
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fixeD it!
thankS
thankS
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Peter, Champion
rocky-o
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
Last time I heard it's not just that case was dropped thanks to witness dying. He keeps releasing odd and cryptic video messages which are seemingly in-character, but are somewhat pointing at the fact that witness got killed as if they're addressed, first and foremost, to someone who's compromised by his situation.
Ed Jones(XLIX)
It's hard to think of anyone else other than Michael J. Fox playing the beloved role of Marty McFly—but Stoltz was the actor originally cast to play the part. A few weeks into filming, the directors realized Stoltz wasn't giving them the energy they wanted to bring to the character. They planned to fire him and replace him with Fox, but it couldn't happen right away. Poor Stoltz continued working for four weeks without knowing his days as Marty McFly were numbered.