FYI,
Casting for the Hitchhiker’s Guide movie seems to have started
http://www.enworld.org/scifi/modules...rder=0&thold=0
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FYI,
Casting for the Hitchhiker’s Guide movie seems to have started
http://www.enworld.org/scifi/modules...rder=0&thold=0
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If Rowan Atkinson doesn't get a part in there somewhere, I'd be disappointed.
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I'm just hoping it actually gets made. There has been talk of a HHGTTG film adaptation since the late eighties.
Hoping that they don't make a total pigs ear of it as well and try and fit all five books into one film.
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That's not unusual sometimes. The option for Anne Rice's Interview With The Vampire was out for 15+ years before Geffen and Neil Jordan finally put it on film. Walter Koenig even mentioned in his book Chekov's Enterprise that Paramount once had the option and speculated that Leonard Nimoy would make a good Louis or Lestat.Originally posted by JonA
I'm just hoping it actually gets made. There has been talk of a HHGTTG film adaptation since the late eighties.
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*Spews coffee all over computer!*Originally posted by Ezri's Toy
Walter Koenig even mentioned in his book Chekov's Enterprise that Paramount once had the option and speculated that Leonard Nimoy would make a good Louis or Lestat.
You are joking!?!
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Hey, remember that Anne Rice wanted Rutger Hauer for Lestat... Of course she had forgotten that he had aged a bit...
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Thats still better than Leonard Nimoy!Originally posted by Ramage
Hey, remember that Anne Rice wanted Rutger Hauer for Lestat... Of course she had forgotten that he had aged a bit...
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