Dude! I soooo would have loved having Molly Brown's part. The cynical observer... as well as other admirable traits. w00t!TheLittleMerman wrote:Titanic
Molly Brown - Krystal
I can't see him as Biff, Biff is a big,tough,masculine guy.Lazario wrote:.
No, I don't hate the casting at all, it just took me by surprise, which is why I asked why I was cast that way. I don't have to ask with the casting of the Wicked Witch of the West, a lot of people want that role, but I can't promise anyone that they'll always recognize the part I cast them in because apparently we don't all watch the same movies. But I can promise you that I only cast villains for the major reason that the person being cast I see as a villain on this message board (at least at the time of casting,Timon/Pumba fan wrote:I actually don't mind a villian part, I actually want a part I've heard of.
I guess if you REALLY hate it, I can always change it.
TLM, rather than send another pm, I quoted page 4 of this thread with the link to the original Disney Movie thread...Escapay wrote:For everyone curious as to the original Disney thread, I tracked it down here.
Woohoo! I'm the longest-running character in TV history!Escapay wrote:Frasier - Aaron
It's funny, because if I were to pick the two TV characters I most identify with (in a they're-like-me-but-over-the-top kind of way), it would be Frasier and Ross (from Friends). Oh, and the dad's name is Martin, btw.
Thanks, I fixed it.AwallaceUNC wrote:Woohoo! I'm the longest-running character in TV history!Escapay wrote:Frasier - Aaron
:Sigh: I watch way too much TV.
-Aaron
You nailed me, that's my most fitting role yet cast.Escapay wrote:Cheers
Carla - Lazario
You really crack yourself up. Anyway, Biff was a big dumb oaf, who used his testosterone (which failed to turn any woman in the entire series on) as a front to cover his blazing insecurities. He also had a beergut, was balding, wore (I think) polyester suits, and was a thief. If I'm not suited to be Biff Tannen, these are all examples of personality/character in which we differ.memnv wrote:I can't see him as Biff, Biff is a big, tough, masculine guy.
"It puts the lotion on its skin, or else it gets the hose again!"castleinthesky wrote:Silence of the Lambs
Jame 'Buffalo Bill' Gumb -Loomis
Which film did Biff have a beergut, He was only balding in one part, and he was an old man there. Maybe you should watch the movies. I do know a role for you in the Revenge of the Neds series though. Cant think of the guys name thoughLazario wrote:You really crack yourself up. Anyway, Biff was a big dumb oaf, who used his testosterone (which failed to turn any woman in the entire series on) as a front to cover his blazing insecurities. He also had a beergut, was balding, wore (I think) polyester suits, and was a thief. If I'm not suited to be Biff Tannen, these are all examples of personality/character in which we differ.memnv wrote:I can't see him as Biff, Biff is a big, tough, masculine guy.
No, I'm not offended at all! Of course, this does mean that I'm dead, but I can live with that...chaychay102royal wrote:Rex: Escapay (you've informed UD that you're a "Bree fan" for over a year, so I gave you the role of her husband. I hope you're not offended)
I personally thought casting dvdjunkie as Paul was a bit...harsh. Considering that Paul murdered someone (even if it was in a fit of anger)and has never been the most friendly character on the show, I thought it might be somewhat offensive.Escapay wrote:
Also, noticed that you removed the castings you already had for Porter, Paul, and Zach. Any particular reason?
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