You travel back in time and you run into your favorite actor
Jun 19, 2019 19:09:04 GMT
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Post by kingkoopa on Jun 19, 2019 19:09:04 GMT
I don't have a particular favorite actor, but a few I can think of:
Sean Connery - You're going to see the "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" pop up as a potential role around the time you mentioned retiring. Retire before this one.
Christian Bale - Smoke a joint before one of those long days of shooting on the Terminator sequel you'll star in.
Arnold Schwarzeneggar - Beware of anything called Mr. Freeze.
Sir Patrick Stewart - Get all of your favorite hairstyles out of the way as quickly as possible.
William Shatner - During a dark period of your life, you'll think about making a record featuring a song by someone named Elton John. Don't let anyone convince you this is a wrong decision. It is absolutely the right one. (Interesting story to look in to)
Warren Beatty - "Dick Tracy" is going to be a passion project that pays off big time, but don't hog the rights to it after you've done it.
Clint Eastwood - The piano will be good to you, but don't sing the theme to a great movie you'll make later on called "Gran Torino."
Bill Murray - Don't let them talk you into committing to "Garfield!" (The way he was roped in is pretty interesting)
Whoopi Goldberg - You're going to do a lot of great things for children's entertainment, but Theodore Rex isn't going to be one of them (anyone else remember this movie?)
So many actors/actresses - lay off the booze and blow once in a while, and don't start 'til you're at least 16.
Actresses - bring someone into the meetings with the studio with you, because some power hungry dudes are real sickos.
Robin Williams - Smile, bud. Everyone's going to love you.
Nice topic!
Sean Connery - You're going to see the "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" pop up as a potential role around the time you mentioned retiring. Retire before this one.
Christian Bale - Smoke a joint before one of those long days of shooting on the Terminator sequel you'll star in.
Arnold Schwarzeneggar - Beware of anything called Mr. Freeze.
Sir Patrick Stewart - Get all of your favorite hairstyles out of the way as quickly as possible.
William Shatner - During a dark period of your life, you'll think about making a record featuring a song by someone named Elton John. Don't let anyone convince you this is a wrong decision. It is absolutely the right one. (Interesting story to look in to)
Warren Beatty - "Dick Tracy" is going to be a passion project that pays off big time, but don't hog the rights to it after you've done it.
Clint Eastwood - The piano will be good to you, but don't sing the theme to a great movie you'll make later on called "Gran Torino."
Bill Murray - Don't let them talk you into committing to "Garfield!" (The way he was roped in is pretty interesting)
Whoopi Goldberg - You're going to do a lot of great things for children's entertainment, but Theodore Rex isn't going to be one of them (anyone else remember this movie?)
So many actors/actresses - lay off the booze and blow once in a while, and don't start 'til you're at least 16.
Actresses - bring someone into the meetings with the studio with you, because some power hungry dudes are real sickos.
Robin Williams - Smile, bud. Everyone's going to love you.
Nice topic!