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No one has mention the Potter films, aside from the kids, it has the most acclaimed British actors in the cast or cast, aside from Colin Firth and Hugh Grant.

My two favorites are Traffic, and JFK (minus Costner's performance).

Traffic

Benicio Del Toro, Michael Douglas, Luis Guzman, Don Cheadle, Miguel Ferrer, Topher Grace, Erika Christensen, Catherine Zeta Jones, Albert Finney, James Brolin, Steven Bauer, Amy Irving, Dennis Quaid, Clifton Collins, JR, Viola Davis, John Slattery, Benjamin Bratt, Salma Hayek

JFK

Kevin Costner, Jay O Sanders, Ed Asner, Jack Lemmon, Vincent D' Onofrio, Gary Oldman, Sissy Spacek, Wayne Knight, Michael Rooker, Laurie Metcalf, Joe Pesci, Walter Matthau, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Tommy Lee Jones, John Candy, Kevin Bacon, Donald Sutherland, Lolita Davidovich, John Larroquette, Ron Rifkin, Frank Whaley, Martin Sheen (narrator)

It is not great, but well-made. It is straight forward and honest and the cast delivers.

Complicated and silly concept, but it works better than I first thought.

Anybody else see it yet?

This is also a classic, Sean Bean has died 21 times, and this is every one of his deaths on film/tv.

Spoilers for some of the films or series

LINK :cool:

Burt Reynolds turned down role in Terms of Endearment that Jack Nicholson nailed.

Michelle Pfeiffer turned the role of Clarice in Silence of the Lambs, which eventually won Jodie Foster the Oscar.

Paul Bettany pulled out of The King's Speech in the role that won Colin Firth the Oscar.

Jack Nicholson pulled out of one of the roles in Space Cowboys.

Dougray Scott pulled out of X-Men as Wolverine, because he hurt his back shooting Mission Impossible 2, and Hugh Jackman replaced him.

Will Smith was originally cast as the lead role in Snake Eyes, but turned it down to do Enemy of the State. Al Pacino was originally cast in the Sinise role in Snake Eyes.

Ron Howard was going to direct Brad Pitt in the lead in John Grisham's The Chamber, but once Pitt pulled out, Howard just stayed on as producer, and Chris O'Donnell got the lead.

The first part is better than the second, but it ends abruptly, so it is best to get both if you can.

Good crime films.

I worked at Tinseltown in Shreveport for 3 years and saw alot of actors/actresses that were in town filming.

Demi Moore (not nice at all) filming Mr. Brooks
Ashton Kutcher (nicer than his wife) filming Guardian
Kevin Costner (super nice) filming Guardian
Samuel L. Jackson (super nice) filming straight to dvd movie with he and eva mendes and ed harris (forgot what it was called)
Selma Blair (super nice) filming My Moms New Boyfriend
Jude Law (really cool, helped him get a cab) in town seeing Sienna Miller, who was filming Factory Girl.
Diane Keaton (shyed away) filming Mad Money

All the young actors in The Great Debaters, Denzel Whitaker, Nate Parker, Jermaine Washington, would come in all the time, very nice kids and would talk about how much they loved filming there with out the Hollywood limelight.

These are a few I can remember.

William Petersen (Graham on CSI) as Will Graham in Manhunter and Brian Cox as Hannibal Lecter.

Gwyneth Paltrow as young Wendy in Hook.

Don Cheadle as Rocket in Colors.

Julianne Moore as the Doctor that questions Harrison Ford in The Fugitive.

Jennifer Aniston as Tory Redding in Leprechaun.

Phillip Seymour Hoffman in Scent of a Woman.

I used to be a GM for Cinemark, and this policy will be a blessing for the staff and for the guests. It is obivious that the complaints of the kids are getting out of hand, and the corporation has decided to take action.

Teenagers are a hassle at the theatre, just be prepared, the parents are worse, they think their kids can do no wrong. I was threaten, screamed at, charged at, called sexist, racist, but I had a police officers to protect the guests and the staff. It is pretty funny watching a guy get arrested for being asked to be quiet and get off his cell phone.

I dont miss these headaches, but it is a good policy that will work, but it has to be consistent across the board. The first few weeks will be rough, but your guests will be happy.

People really just do not know how to act during movies these days, it is ashame. I worked in the business for five years and people were getting more and more disruptive in nature.

Most theatre chains have a no children after 6pm in a R rated film. It is amazing the parents with kids trying to take them into Saw, Hills Have Eyes, Halloween, etc.


Best of luck with the policy

"What's a matter Dillon, the CIA have you pushing two many pencils!"

Billy cut his chest as tribal, but also because he is a bad arse.

After home dude got taken out by the tree he tells Arnold, "I can make it!"

And what about when Arnold throws the knife and kills the guerilla and then says "Stick Around!"