Re: [DL] casting call

["Daniel Gwyn" <dgwyn@colba.net>]

>Overtly sympathetic to what exactly?
>
>---

Overtly sympathetic to those he feels being sympathetic to would be useful.
I.e. he puts on a show being nice to those individuals or groups that such a
course of action would profit him more that fear.

What I was trying to imply, albeit badly, is that Grimme has to have a
certain amount of Charisma, in order to have built up his twisted religion.
He is not an indifferent figure.  He is someone who must be able to project
his feelings for you, whether favourable or negative.  He has to be someone
that radiates emotion, including affection.  Sutherland tends to be too
cold.
        Daniel Gwyn

"Y si yo vuelvo a nacer, yo los vuelvo a matar.
Padre no arrepiento, ni me da miedo la eternidad,
Yo sé que allà en el cielo el ser supremo nos juuzgarà
Voy a seguir sus pasos, voy a buscarlos al mas allà."

From "El Preso Numero Nueve (The Ninth Prisoner)" author unknown


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De : Travis Reynolds <tacanic@earthlink.net>
À : deadlands@gamerz.net <deadlands@gamerz.net>
Date : March 22, 2001 2:15 AM
Objet : RE: [DL] casting call
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>>
>>Most definitely, he's perfect for the part.
>>For the Reverend Grimme I'd cast Dennis Hopper or maybe Donald Sutherland
>    I have yet to see a movie where Dennis Hopper portrays the kind of
>intelligence that Grimme has.
>    Conversely, I don't see either Donald Sutherland as Grimme.  My
>impression of Grimme is someone who is overtly sympathetic.  Sutherland
>generally seems too aloof and detached.  You need someone more involved,
>with more exuberant passion.
>
>One possibility would be Christopher Lee, Ian McDiarmid or even Ian
Mcellan.
>
>Sutherland would be good in a role calling for an intelligent but
ultimately
>dispassionate killer.  Two possible roles would be either Stone (if you see
>him as older) or the Ghost.
>
>Other casting ideas.
>Robards (of Smith and Robards):  John Cleese
>Mina Devlin: Uma Thurman
>
>          Daniel Gwyn
>
>"Y si yo vuelvo a nacer, yo los vuelvo a matar.
>Padre no arrepiento, ni me da miedo la eternidad,
>Yo sé que allà en el cielo el ser supremo nos juuzgarà
>Voy a seguir sus pasos, voy a buscarlos al mas allà."
>
>From "El Preso Numero Nueve (The Ninth Prisoner)" author unknown
>
>
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>De : Eric Young <ecyoung@mediaone.net>
>À : deadlands@gamerz.net <deadlands@gamerz.net>
>Date : March 21, 2001 6:52 AM
>Objet : Re: [DL] casting call
>
>
>>> Sam Elliot as Hank Ketchum
>.
>>I'm rather surprised no one has mentioned the most obvious choice for
>>Stone... Clint Eastwood. Just look at those eyes... I see Stone as the
>>deadly silent type, people just look at him and get out of his way. He'd
>>have very few lines in the movie but when he speaks people listen. In my
>>opinion no one else could ever play Stone.
>>
>>Eric
>>
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