question of the day: When does casting itself become part of a film’s humor?
What examples can you think of in which the choice of actor in a particular role adds to a movie’s joke? (Inspired by an aspect of Mirror Mirror.)
What examples can you think of in which the choice of actor in a particular role adds to a movie’s joke? (Inspired by an aspect of Mirror Mirror.)
No spoilers, just geeky fun.
A Brooklyn Decker is an egg cream soda that uses hot fudge instead of regular chocolate syrup. No, wait, it’s an obsolete term for a ball hit into the upper levels at a Dodgers game, back when they were still a New York team. No, wait…
No spoilers. But someone’s an android, baby!
Wibbly-wobbly kerfuffle!
Bleeding Cool now says it is so too happening, and gets it direct from Yates himself…
Recently uncovered at a Kansas City flea market…
Looks like my hopes of us getting Tom Baker’s sentient cabbage for a companion have been squashed.
A peek at just how much drama was going on at the BBC in 1963…
That is all. Please try to remain calm and go about your business as normal.