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Let me just start out by saying that this is all just for fun. There's no Mister Blank movie in the works, and there probably won't be one for quite a while. If you happen to disagree with any of my choices here, have some suggestions, or even some better photos, by all means, e-mail me. Anyhow, enjoy!
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A tough role to cast, since Sam really isn't supposed to look like anybody. But John Cusack definately has the basic good looks and empathetic charm to pull the role off. A great screen presence, solid comedic timing, and he looks good in a suit. Runners Ups 1. Tim Robbins 2. Drew Carey |
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Jennifer Anniston has a humble yet appealing beauty, both in appearance and manner, and I think the chemistry between her and Mr. Cusack would be excellent. The only problem is she would need to change her hair style. |
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Oh, come on. I shouldn't even need to explain this one. Patrick Stewert is Charles Locke. |
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Michelle Forbes has that weird sexual intensity, and I think she would bring a sultry dimension to this role. The only regert is that we'd never get to hear that sexy throaty voice. |
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Ixcel's another tough call. I think Dan Hedaya has that weird, high-strung, psychotic thing going nicely. Slap some nice thick glasses on him, and he's all mad scientist, baby. Runner Ups 1. Jean "Moebius" Giraud 2. Alan Arkin |
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Slightly more stable and mature than his brother Ixcel, Wuxol is another toughy. My choice is Dustin Hoffman. Great actor, great nose, and enough of a resemblence to Mr. Hedaya that they can pass for brothers. |
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Militant, tightly-wound guy with a thick neck. Sounds like Henry Rollins to me. |
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Not only is Liam Neeson a superb actor with an imposing prescence, he's got the height and the schnoze to be the mysterious ruskie. |
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Yes, that's Val Kilmer. He sucked as Batman, yes, but I chose him for the mental robot assassin.I can't explain my reasons for this. Someday it will make sense, though. I promise. Runner Up 1.) Julian Sands |
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Yup, Mel Gibson as the sober but stable Regent. He has a deep, intelligent voice. Don't think the irony of casting Mel Gibson as a voice is lost on me. I, too, remember the strange voice they dubbed over him in "Mad Max". |
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Ed Asner can play a big plushy tyrant of a boss in his sleep. No fancy CG required. Just a little delivery from the diaphragm, and he can easily be as imposing as his comic book counterpart. |
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Hey, everybody loves Wishbone! She'd even bring her own collar! |
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