I saw the thumbnail and read the title as actors who missed out on “Hugh” roles. So you should make an entire video dedicated to actors who missed out on roles Hugh Jackman ended up getting.
The guy who played Dr Cox in Scrubs lost out on playing wolverine to Hugh Jackman apparently, and all the shade he threw at Hugh in the show was unscripted
You could make a very different Terminator 3 if they had cast O.J. and kept him after the trial. Have a scene where he gets the artificial skin ripped off and he gets some more, but the hands don't fit.
Sean Connery was offered a percentage of LOTR's earnings apart from his salary for what would have been the highest-paid actor in history, he would have bagged around $ 400 million.
They have previously discussed that and shown the video. You might be thinking of something else they were only 2 or 3 weeks into filming at most. Back to the Future was shopped around for ages before it finally got picked up. If most of the movie had been filmed it's unlikely the studio would've let them start over. Word is he didn't even get told he was up for it because they needed him on Family Ties. They struck a deal and he'd film during the day at FT, drive to BttF then sleep in the car. He said he got 2 hours sleep a night for months. There's a sad addendum to the story. He had to leave Spin City because his Parkinsons was getting worse. He talked about it later and said he knew back then he had Parkinsons and didn't realise how much the lack of sleep would effect him. It accelerated his condition quite a bit. It's amazing he pushed through and did both projects. This is a good article about what happened with Eric Stoltz : www.vulture.com/2015/06/how-back-to-the-future-replaced-eric-stoltz.html
Well it means that they can't do a nostalgia film with Back to the Future set now and Marty rralises that we're a totally different timeline to the one he went to back from the 80's Something went really, really wrong with history.
Eric Stoltz still exists in the final film, when Marty decks Biff in Lou's Cafe. Michael J. Fox reels back to punch baggy-eyes-from-night-shooting Tom Wilson, cut to the back of Eric Stoltz's head punching fresh-faced Tom Wilson from the first two weeks of filming.
The Lance Henriksen Terminator one has a cool backstory. He turned up at Cameron's office with metal foil on his teeth, told the receptionist "I am here for James Cameron". Then sat in the waiting room and didn't move a muscle apart from occasionally showing his teeth. Receptionist didn't know who he was, and got freaked out, everyone else in the office got freaked as well... was about to call the cops, and James Cameron walked in, said "Oh hi Lance! You must be here for the audition". Then ended up casting him as a cop instead :D
Arnold is good in every movie he has been in. Even when that movie is crap. He's just that likeable. Terminator Genesys is the first example that comes to mind.
Is he likable? or is it just brainwashing from studios to push viewers fall in love with movie "Sweethearts"aka the person they most invested in? NAh. I'm just kidding, you guys watch Tiger King yet? John Reinke broke his legs(not related) and played with tigers for YEARS, what a legend
Yeah, I'd agree, he's extremely consistent in the roles he takes, but not every movie has hit the same high marks he strives to achieve. Look at the cult classics like Last Action Hero or Junior or Twins, none are particularly good movies, but all benefit from Arnold's great performance.
Same as The Rock, they both have a certin charisma. Arnold has done some bad things but i still love him and if you told me The Rock had killed someone i probably wouldent mind. That much.
Why? The dude's a good actor and a genuine humble guy from Rocko. He's handsome but plain enough to play an Everyman. I think he could easily have pulled it off if he hadn't opted to step away from Hollywood after doing a few blockbusters in a relatively short period.
Personal favorite: David Bowie, Mick Jagger, and Lou Reed were all trying to play Frank N Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. But when the director and writer insisted on Tim Curry they cut the budget in half
16:49 I was a Twi-Hard back in the day so I know about this one. It’s all on the author’s website. Stephenie Meyer wrote the book in 2003 originally so her “casting choices” (aka references for physical descriptions of the characters) were dated by the time the actual movie was green lit in 2007. Her original choices for the main characters were Emily Browning and Henry Cavill. By the time they actually started casting the movie these actors were too old to believable portray teenagers. Henry Cavill was offered the role of Carlisle Cullen but had scheduling conflicts.
Darkman was written for Bruce campbell, by his pal Sam Raimi, but the studio gave it to Liam Neeson... Can you imagine if Bruce Campbell would of had Liam's roles? I personally would've loved to see him as Qui-Gon Jinn
At 29:51 if you turn on the auto generated subtitles it thinks that thinking noise is music and I am not sure why but I think that is absolutely amazing
to be completely fair to Al Pacino, literally nobody understood Lucas' original screenplay for Star Wars. Throughout filming the cast would just not say lines as written, or they would approach Lucas about cutting lines because they didn't make sense. Then after test screenings the editors completely rearranged the entire film.
It's an Australian expression but not widely used. I think James is the only person I've ever heard say it, and I think he only says it because he thinks it's funny.
@@JustaSimplefact i always thought there was some connection between the similarity of a cigarette in someones hand at a bar and someone else in the same bar holding a dart... that could just be the weed talking though
Actors Who Missed Out On Huge Roles 1 - Michael Joseph Jackson 2 - Michael Joseph Jackson 3 - Michael Joseph Jackson 4 - Michael Joseph Jackson 5 - Michael Joseph Jackson 6 - Sean Connery as Gandalf
Emily Blunt was almost cast as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but she was forced by 20th Century Fox (now 20th Century Studios) to make Gulliver's Travels and lost out on the part to Scarlett Johansson.
I feel like some of the biggest missed opportunities for casting are Jason Statham as Kano Channing tatum as Stryker Clint Eastwood as old Bruce Wayne Michael Jai White as John Stewart Kermit as Mace Window Hugh Jackman as Vegeta Jake Gyllenhaal as L Rob Schneider as Brainiac Robin Williams as commissioner Gordon Jay Leno as Alfred
@@youresohot1392 I think Clint Eastwood as old Bruce Wayne in the mid 2000s would have been amazing. Also Channing tatum looks just like Stryker so for appearance alone. Also it's a long shot but if anyone could play Vegeta it would be Hugh Jackman lol not a good idea tho
@@trevorrogers95I don't know Keanu Reeves maybe, I saw some fan art once that showed a very young Leonardo DiCaprio with purple hair. Could play a pretty dope trunks. Goku's a toughy tho, maybe The reason why I don't think Keanu could do it is cuz not only do you have to look a little like him, You also have to have a good set of lungs on you.
collin D I Think in Brendan Fraser had a chance to play Goku earlier on in his career he could have captured the essence of his character pretty well. That’s what myself and all my coworkers thought at least haha
Here is the way the story is told. Chris Farley was a mess, but Dreamworks was working on this movie called Shrek. So to protect him, they put a watch on him constantly. They made sure that they were safe in their "investment" in this film. But then they did a test screening of the footage they had with Katzenberg, and Katzenberg said, we're not quite there with the technology yet, let's put this on hold for a while. So they shelved the film and pulled the watch off Chris Farley. Within days, Farley was dead.
Connery was probably sitting by the phone waiting for the Broccoli agency to call him for another Bond reboot. 😆. McKellan had a history of Shakespearean acting on stage and his friend Patrick Stewart was busy with Star Trek work.
What about female actors in the same scenario? You should make another video. Veronica Cartwright in Alien for example, who was hired to play Ripley until she got on set and was told she was playing Lambert instead.
More like actors who missed out on Hugh roles, amirite? I've not yet watched the video and am only commenting on the Hugh Jackman thumbnail, so I will assume iamrite. amirong?
Hi Mr Sunday Movies! Love you and mason. Congrats on the baby! Thank you for getting me through three hard years of university that I hated. Anyway, would you do something on the runaways and cloak and dagger?
In regards to the Terminator casting, I'm surprised they don't think a world with only two Terminator movies would have been the better future for that franchise.
If you want to see Ernest Borgnine play a real mean bastard check out Emperor of the North, reteaming with Lee Marvin and director Robert Aldrich after The Dirty Dozen.
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I think it's odd that Sean Connery said he didn't take Gandolf because he didn't understand the role. He was the Green Knight in Sword of the Valiant. How could he do the Green Knight and not understand a wizard. I think he was either lazy and didn't read it all the way or maybe he had a bad taste in his mouth from doing fantasy films in the past. Sword of the Valient, Highlander, and Zardoz to name a few. Just a weird reason to turn down the role considering his past work and the fact that LOTR is a known property. Oh well. Ian killed it.
I think Harrison ford might have been too handsome and confident for Jurassic park. Sam Neil did a lot to help you feel the desperation of the situation because he looks and acts like a middle aged regular guy. I can't imagine the scenes being as intense with Indiana Jones running around in them.
A video episode of the podcast would definitely be something I'd see, and it's something you've toyed with for a while, and while I'm dumber than a Nick Mason, I don't think it would be that difficult to edit.
You mean Michael Joseph Jackson? Here's a better question: Why are you commenting here about a completely different video? Better still why not leave the comment in the comment section for the video you are commenting on? I'm actually curious.
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Congrats to James and Mason having a baby. It has been a long time coming for you two to settle down. Cheers gentlemen
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I saw the thumbnail and read the title as actors who missed out on “Hugh” roles. So you should make an entire video dedicated to actors who missed out on roles Hugh Jackman ended up getting.
Shhh. Dont give him ideas
(Michael Joseph Jackson looms in the distance)
Ferhog IM SCREAMING
This could be humongous! Oh no, it's just Hugh Jackman.
The guy who played Dr Cox in Scrubs lost out on playing wolverine to Hugh Jackman apparently, and all the shade he threw at Hugh in the show was unscripted
You could make a very different Terminator 3 if they had cast O.J. and kept him after the trial. Have a scene where he gets the artificial skin ripped off and he gets some more, but the hands don't fit.
This should be top comment
I don't know. It's a bit of a stretch. Like when OJ Simpson put his gloves on. Allegedly. Nah he's guilty.
Scary I like it.
Sean Connery was offered a percentage of LOTR's earnings apart from his salary for what would have been the highest-paid actor in history, he would have bagged around $ 400 million.
I haven’t finished the video, but Matt Damon is probably in that slot for a percentage on avatar
Keaton he wouldve made roughly 278 million dollars (before taxes)
Michael Joseph Jackson missed out on a lot of roles.
I knew someone was going to comment this lmao
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 OMFG
David Waguespack Issa joke
Hehe
I mean he really tried to convince George Lucas to let him play Jar Jar Binks.
Eric Stoltz was originally cast as Marty McFly in Back to the Future. They even filmed a decent chunk of the movie before they recast Michael J Fox
They have previously discussed that and shown the video. You might be thinking of something else they were only 2 or 3 weeks into filming at most. Back to the Future was shopped around for ages before it finally got picked up. If most of the movie had been filmed it's unlikely the studio would've let them start over. Word is he didn't even get told he was up for it because they needed him on Family Ties. They struck a deal and he'd film during the day at FT, drive to BttF then sleep in the car. He said he got 2 hours sleep a night for months. There's a sad addendum to the story. He had to leave Spin City because his Parkinsons was getting worse. He talked about it later and said he knew back then he had Parkinsons and didn't realise how much the lack of sleep would effect him. It accelerated his condition quite a bit. It's amazing he pushed through and did both projects. This is a good article about what happened with Eric Stoltz : www.vulture.com/2015/06/how-back-to-the-future-replaced-eric-stoltz.html
Initially they wanted Fox for the role but he was doing that show so scheduling was awful so when they started filming it was the night scenes
Well it means that they can't do a nostalgia film with Back to the Future set now and Marty rralises that we're a totally different timeline to the one he went to back from the 80's
Something went really, really wrong with history.
I was coming to comment this but now I don't have to thanks.
Eric Stoltz still exists in the final film, when Marty decks Biff in Lou's Cafe.
Michael J. Fox reels back to punch baggy-eyes-from-night-shooting Tom Wilson, cut to the back of Eric Stoltz's head punching fresh-faced Tom Wilson from the first two weeks of filming.
"You shall not pash"
Douglas Millward the penitent man shall pass
@@strawberryrhubarbs pash
@@strawberryrhubarbs the balrog will kneel
hot shingles you say
I missed out on the role as mason on mr sunday movies
The Lance Henriksen Terminator one has a cool backstory.
He turned up at Cameron's office with metal foil on his teeth, told the receptionist "I am here for James Cameron". Then sat in the waiting room and didn't move a muscle apart from occasionally showing his teeth.
Receptionist didn't know who he was, and got freaked out, everyone else in the office got freaked as well... was about to call the cops, and James Cameron walked in, said "Oh hi Lance! You must be here for the audition".
Then ended up casting him as a cop instead :D
Arnold Schwarzenegger being King Koopa would've been awesome.
I’m imagining Bowser with an Austrian accent now. Thanks.
They got you pushing pencils at the mushroom kingdom?
If I'm not mistaken, he was also nearly Doc Ock in a cancelled 90's Spider-Man movie.
"PUT THAT KOOPA DOWN! NOOOW!"
Imagine the outrage if Henry Cavill was Edward Cullen and then casted as Superman
Well, something similar happened with Pattinson already
@@felipea1399 something similar is happening to Patterson currently
Kinda ironic since the author of the twilight books said that Cavill is what Edward would look like lol
@@raulcasarez2150 that isn't at all what ironic means
@@Derek_Keenan ironic, coincidence whatever word you wanna choose mate lmao it’s not a big deal.
it's disgusting that James didn't talk about the fact Mason was listed to play mister Maclunky in star wars.
Ikr. While I like the Michael Joseph Jackson version we got, I think Mason would have killed it.
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I remember when James used to do this. This is like throwback Thursday, except it’s Friday in Australia, but Thursday where I am, so what is it?
Yes
It's Taco Tuesday
Throwback Thursday/From-The-Past Friday
Flashback Friday 😐
Must be New Zealand
I refuse to understand that you need time to care for your child and wife - I need my pointless content
Harumph
It’s horrible that they dare to have a personal life we should be the only things in they have
@@bigpigeon2384 And they need to live the way i think they should and if they don't i would be mad.
Arnold is good in every movie he has been in. Even when that movie is crap. He's just that likeable. Terminator Genesys is the first example that comes to mind.
Is he likable? or is it just brainwashing from studios to push viewers fall in love with movie "Sweethearts"aka the person they most invested in?
NAh. I'm just kidding, you guys watch Tiger King yet? John Reinke broke his legs(not related) and played with tigers for YEARS, what a legend
Yeah, I'd agree, he's extremely consistent in the roles he takes, but not every movie has hit the same high marks he strives to achieve. Look at the cult classics like Last Action Hero or Junior or Twins, none are particularly good movies, but all benefit from Arnold's great performance.
@@IncredibleFlyinSquid Don't talk about Last Action Hero like that. Don't dare bring up Jingle All The Way either!
Same as The Rock, they both have a certin charisma. Arnold has done some bad things but i still love him and if you told me The Rock had killed someone i probably wouldent mind. That much.
3 words.... batman....and....robin
It's very weird to think that there was a period of time when Hollywood was trying to turn Sam Worthington into a star.
Why? The dude's a good actor and a genuine humble guy from Rocko. He's handsome but plain enough to play an Everyman. I think he could easily have pulled it off if he hadn't opted to step away from Hollywood after doing a few blockbusters in a relatively short period.
Amazing voice actor too
Samuel Jackson was the biggest actor of Jurassic Park. I believe he was a household name at that point.
That was more around the time he was becoming a household name
not yet.
Yeah, not even sort of
Personal favorite: David Bowie, Mick Jagger, and Lou Reed were all trying to play Frank N Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. But when the director and writer insisted on Tim Curry they cut the budget in half
Got to give props to Connery for not taking it when he didn’t understand it, better than having someone take it in those circumstances and screw it up
I think the "i don't understand it" excuse was his way of saying 'it seems stupid'
@@NickyAztec Yeah, I took that as "I don't see the appeal"
16:49 I was a Twi-Hard back in the day so I know about this one. It’s all on the author’s website.
Stephenie Meyer wrote the book in 2003 originally so her “casting choices” (aka references for physical descriptions of the characters) were dated by the time the actual movie was green lit in 2007. Her original choices for the main characters were Emily Browning and Henry Cavill. By the time they actually started casting the movie these actors were too old to believable portray teenagers. Henry Cavill was offered the role of Carlisle Cullen but had scheduling conflicts.
Um, Emily Browning is the same age as Kristen Stewart, though? And has way more of a baby face than Kristen.
How did he manage to swing a guest appearance by Sean Connery?
Darkman was written for Bruce campbell, by his pal Sam Raimi, but the studio gave it to Liam Neeson... Can you imagine if Bruce Campbell would of had Liam's roles? I personally would've loved to see him as Qui-Gon Jinn
Dude you should definitely do a video about Sam Raimi directing Doctor strange 2
Congrats on the baby man!
Did you end up watching the movie, and if you did what'd you think?
Flip side video idea, actors who passed on films that turned out to be garbage, but everyone expected them to be hits.
Actors who missed out on roles: everyone who moves to LA from the Midwest.
I missed my casting call for Corn of Coblin and I’ll always regret it
At 29:51 if you turn on the auto generated subtitles it thinks that thinking noise is music and I am not sure why but I think that is absolutely amazing
"Well, he definitely allegedly did it. In everybody's eyes including his own, because he knows he did it. Allegedly."
I like the idea that the man who starred in Zardoz and Highlander didn't take on a role because he didn't understand the movie
You found Highlander confusing?
to be completely fair to Al Pacino, literally nobody understood Lucas' original screenplay for Star Wars. Throughout filming the cast would just not say lines as written, or they would approach Lucas about cutting lines because they didn't make sense. Then after test screenings the editors completely rearranged the entire film.
I’d be genuinely interested in seeing josh Hartnett as batman 👀🤷♂️
Me too
"Punch a dart" - that's a new one for going for a smoke
they been talking about punching darts for years mate
Yeah, not really. It's fairly common. I couldn't say it though. You have to be super Aussie to make it work.
It's an Australian expression but not widely used. I think James is the only person I've ever heard say it, and I think he only says it because he thinks it's funny.
@@JustaSimplefact i always thought there was some connection between the similarity of a cigarette in someones hand at a bar and someone else in the same bar holding a dart... that could just be the weed talking though
smash a durry
Another classic weekly planet episode of listing things, keep up the good work boys 👍🏻
Actors Who Missed Out On Huge Roles
1 - Michael Joseph Jackson
2 - Michael Joseph Jackson
3 - Michael Joseph Jackson
4 - Michael Joseph Jackson
5 - Michael Joseph Jackson
6 - Sean Connery as Gandalf
Bloody hell I can’t believe the things I missed and/or didn’t know
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Emily Blunt was almost cast as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but she was forced by 20th Century Fox (now 20th Century Studios) to make Gulliver's Travels and lost out on the part to Scarlett Johansson.
I feel like some of the biggest missed opportunities for casting are
Jason Statham as Kano
Channing tatum as Stryker
Clint Eastwood as old Bruce Wayne
Michael Jai White as John Stewart
Kermit as Mace Window
Hugh Jackman as Vegeta
Jake Gyllenhaal as L
Rob Schneider as Brainiac
Robin Williams as commissioner Gordon
Jay Leno as Alfred
Which of these are you serious about and which are jokes
@@youresohot1392 I think Clint Eastwood as old Bruce Wayne in the mid 2000s would have been amazing. Also Channing tatum looks just like Stryker so for appearance alone.
Also it's a long shot but if anyone could play Vegeta it would be Hugh Jackman lol not a good idea tho
collin D lmao. I can see Hugh as Vegeta. Who would play Goku though?
@@trevorrogers95I don't know Keanu Reeves maybe, I saw some fan art once that showed a very young Leonardo DiCaprio with purple hair. Could play a pretty dope trunks.
Goku's a toughy tho, maybe The reason why I don't think Keanu could do it is cuz not only do you have to look a little like him, You also have to have a good set of lungs on you.
collin D I Think in Brendan Fraser had a chance to play Goku earlier on in his career he could have captured the essence of his character pretty well. That’s what myself and all my coworkers thought at least haha
I really enjoyed this and I’m happy that this is that thing you do.
OMG you're having a kid?!
Congratulations!
Didn't know you were pregnant... is it Masons?
The sexual tension has been building for years now. Maybe they finally gave into their urges & let their love blossom.
Here's another casting missed opportunity: Henry Cavill would have made a great Superman.
congrats on the new child!
Here is the way the story is told.
Chris Farley was a mess, but Dreamworks was working on this movie called Shrek. So to protect him, they put a watch on him constantly. They made sure that they were safe in their "investment" in this film.
But then they did a test screening of the footage they had with Katzenberg, and Katzenberg said, we're not quite there with the technology yet, let's put this on hold for a while.
So they shelved the film and pulled the watch off Chris Farley. Within days, Farley was dead.
imagine being a grown man who needs a babysitter to live 🤦🏻♀️ Farley was overrated anyway, just a big fat loud guy who fell over a lot.
Dennis from always sunny was nearly cast as star lord just imagine that!
Kate Winslet's Rose was such a strong performance. Definitely not sad about that one.
That picture you showed for Gary Busey at 26:20 is Nick Nolte.
i don't know why, but i so enjoy it when James drags out syllables for no reason like 'roooooles in a mooooovie' - i just think it's hilarious!
Connery was probably sitting by the phone waiting for the Broccoli agency to call him for another Bond reboot. 😆. McKellan had a history of Shakespearean acting on stage and his friend Patrick Stewart was busy with Star Trek work.
"You're the man now, dog" is a line from Finding Forrester that Sean Connery delivers to the character Jamal.
"You got a guy that looks like green bagpipes" This line took about 1 whole second to hit me and then i was dead lol
loved the still image is sean connery for 5 minutes
Danzig as wolverine??? That would have been crazy
Saw thumbnail, read it as missed out on Hugh Roles. Damn it! I was def steered there.
G’day Awesome Aussie channel, great list. Love your banter and content overall. Be safe and thank you.
“Punching a dart”. Australian for smoking a cigarette?
Spot on lmao, theres also “punching a durry” which is the same thing
Damn Glenn Danzig actually fits the comic proportions pretty well
The bit about trying to convince Sean Connery to play the Architect in the Matrix was just. Perfect.
Omg congrats Mr Sunday! I hope your delivery is safe and healthy!
I was scared Mason wasn't in this one, phew! You guys are the best!! 6 seasons and a movie!! :-P
I feel like waving a stick and getting upset sometimes describes most of Sean Connery's day.
Tom Selleck was originally cast as Indiana Jones
26:17 That's not Gary Busey. Doris Day turned down The Graduate.
Congrats on the newly arriving baby. Stay safe!
Ah. My morning is complete.
Excellent explanation of both the plot of LOTR and the role of Gandalf, top marks.
What about female actors in the same scenario? You should make another video. Veronica Cartwright in Alien for example, who was hired to play Ripley until she got on set and was told she was playing Lambert instead.
More like actors who missed out on Hugh roles, amirite?
I've not yet watched the video and am only commenting on the Hugh Jackman thumbnail, so I will assume iamrite. amirong?
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Yes
If you're not a young teenager or a tween then you have no excuse for writing that way. Stop
@@trod146 you either don't seem to be very fun to be around, or you might miss humor easily.
Amirite? I think I am -right.- rite.
“When that rolls around” yea baby time just is about to roll around
Wait what? Was DANZIG actually OFFERED the role of Wolverine?! I'm torn between how awesome and how dumb that could've been. I need to Google this.
Hi Mr Sunday Movies! Love you and mason. Congrats on the baby! Thank you for getting me through three hard years of university that I hated. Anyway, would you do something on the runaways and cloak and dagger?
Mentions Gary Busey, shows a picture of Nick Nolte.
In regards to the Terminator casting, I'm surprised they don't think a world with only two Terminator movies would have been the better future for that franchise.
Dougray Scott went from almost being wolverine to being on batwoman
If you want to see Ernest Borgnine
play a real mean bastard check out Emperor of the North, reteaming with Lee Marvin and director Robert Aldrich after The Dirty Dozen.
We almost got Scottish Gandalf? I kinda wanna see that now. And three Seans in the main cast. You can never have too many Seans.
Kurt Russell honestly looks a bit more like the actor that they chose for solo than Harrison Ford does
Kurt Russel as Han Solo, I am all in for this
The OJ bit had me cackling
Pacin being killed by a Star Wars door is hilarious! But sad? Man these guys are great!
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Congratulations on the upcoming child! Good luck to you and your wife!!
Congratulations on the baby!
Ernest borgine also played Ragnar in the Vikings movie that had Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis in it
Holy crap did Ben actually edit a 40-minute video?!
Well, no, but someone did make a 10 photo slideshow.
@@TheNinetySecond I realized this after viewing but was too lazy to delete/edit
I think it's odd that Sean Connery said he didn't take Gandolf because he didn't understand the role. He was the Green Knight in Sword of the Valiant. How could he do the Green Knight and not understand a wizard. I think he was either lazy and didn't read it all the way or maybe he had a bad taste in his mouth from doing fantasy films in the past. Sword of the Valient, Highlander, and Zardoz to name a few. Just a weird reason to turn down the role considering his past work and the fact that LOTR is a known property. Oh well. Ian killed it.
Your videos are the only glimpse of hope! I wonder what it would have been like to have seen a James Bond, Gandalf hybrid.
YOURE THE MAN NOW, DAWG
Is that the barber from sa?
I think Harrison ford might have been too handsome and confident for Jurassic park. Sam Neil did a lot to help you feel the desperation of the situation because he looks and acts like a middle aged regular guy.
I can't imagine the scenes being as intense with Indiana Jones running around in them.
Congrats to you and the family on the baby, mate!
Matt Damon will never be the mad genius with a space station of our dreams.
Kurt russel is the only other person who could have done Han Solo justice. Hell he was elvis twice 😂
Kurt Russel is the only person I could ever see play Han other then Harrison. He’s got same the charisma and wit
A video episode of the podcast would definitely be something I'd see, and it's something you've toyed with for a while, and while I'm dumber than a Nick Mason, I don't think it would be that difficult to edit.
That's kinda the whole point of a podcast tho. That you don't have to edit
You could say Jackman missed out on a HUGH role
Thank you for referring to TLOTR as one book. That was great.
wanna see Ernest Borgnine as a sadistic heel? Watch Emperor of the North
why did you make a list with Michael Jackson in all of it?
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Michael J Jackson
You mean Michael Joseph Jackson? Here's a better question: Why are you commenting here about a completely different video? Better still why not leave the comment in the comment section for the video you are commenting on? I'm actually curious.
Michael Joseph Jackson *****
That fact that the thumbnail uses Hugh Jackman and huge isn’t spelled Hugh is a tragedy.
@ 26:15, you mention Gary Busey, but Nick Nolte is pictured.
Same dude ain't it?
Like Bill Pullman and/or Paxton