>Frank Sinatra wanted to be the Joker in the '66 Batman series, but Ceaser Romero already nabbed part. Sinatra was reportedly "very upset" when he was told he couldn't play the Joker
Clint Eastwood almost played Two-Face
>Jim Carrey and Adam Sandler were both considered for Guardians of the Galaxy
>Dougray Scott and James Caviezel had been cast as Wolverine and Cyclops in Bryan Singer's X-MEN. Eleventh hour scheduling conflicts forced both to drop out and be replaced by Hugh Jackman and James Marsden, who had initially been rejected, Jackman for being too unknown and Marsden for appearing too young.
>>77483475
>Jim Carrey
Aw come on he's not that bad.
>>77483475
>Glenn Howerton almost played Star Lord
>>77483475
For Rocket.
Adam Sandler can voice act if he's trying.
>>77483502
I made an objective statement. I did not make any implications with it.
>>77483475
>Adam Sandler
Oh dear god what a fucking cannon we dodged
>>77483475
Anon left out that they were considered for Rocket Raccon. Also, Johhny Depp, David Tennant, and believe it or not, Robert DeNiro
>>77483526
It was for Rocket, barely would have made a difference
>>77483393
surprised they didnt just make him 'the crooner' or some dumb shit
>>77483557
>DeNiro as Rocket
That would have been perfect actually.
>Patrick Wayne, John Wayne's son, was cast as Clark Kent in 1978's SUPERMAN, but dropped out weeks before filming to be with his father in his final moments. His departure led producers to reconsider their earlier decision to cast a known actor for the role, and relative unknowns were allowed to audition, among them Christopher Reeve.
>>77483557
>David Tennant
Huh. I kinda want to see that.He was great in the Fright Night remake.
>>77483613
Eh, we ended up with something better. I believe Tennant will fucking nail Killgrave.
>>77483658
I for one believe Kilgrave will fucking nail Jessica Jones
>Sean Connery was offered the roles of the Architect in THE MATRIX RELOADED and Gandalf in THE LORD OF THE RINGS, but declined both as he "didn't understand the plot". When he was offered the role of Allan Quartermain in THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN, he accepted it despite still not understanding the plot, as he expected it to be a box office hit as the two other movies he declined. He hated every moment of filming and continuously clashed with director Stephen Norrington, whom he deemed "an amateur". The movie was a flop and both Connery's and Norrington's last high-profile gig in Hollywood.
>>77483712
Sean Connery is clearly a fucking idiot
>>77483470
>having clint eastwood in suit playing a crazier version of Dirty Harry
The only downside would have been the age
>In 2004, BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN was in active development, directed by Wolfgang Petersen (AIR FORCE ONE), written by Andrew Kevin Walker (SE7EN) and starring Colin Farrell as Batman and Jude Law as Superman, with Johnny Depp in negotiations to play Lex Luthor. The project fell apart when Law decided to leave, not wanting to be in it after all, and Farrell dropped out shortly afterwards.
>During the audition process, Christian Bale was approached to play Batman for the first time, while Paul Rudd of all people was linked to Superman.
>>77483737
Lotr and League were mistakes.
I would've declined Reloaded, I wouldn't be able to memorize and repeat shit Architect has to say.
>>77483755
>>77483755
That was for Batman '66
>>77483712
>I fucked up once
>I fucked up twice
>Maybe I got this-- nope, fucked up even the thrid time, time to leave the stage
>>77483789
Then we could have The Good in a suit.
>Robert Downey Jr. was signed to play Lex Luthor in McG's SUPERMAN: FLYBY, which also included Henry Cavill as Superman, Scarlett Johansson as Lois Lane, Shia LaBeouf as sassy gay Jimmy Olsen, Christopher Walken as Perry White, Anthony Hopkins as tyrannical warlord Jor-El,, Joel Edgerton as Jor-El's bloodthirsty illegitimate son and enforcer, Kata-Zor, Bruce Greenwood as Jonathan Kent and Sela Ward as Martha Kent. In this draft, Luthor is a bumbling, intelectually inept shoe salesman who is given super-human intelligence by Kryptonian technology and grows obsessed with their culture.
>During the development hell of the first Spider-Man film, Arnold Schwarzenegger was considered to play Doctor Octopus.
I don't even...
>>77483604
So is there a timeline where this guy broke his neck on instead of Reeve?
Steve Buscemi would play old man Pym if it wasn't for scheduling conflicts
>>77483842
>Shia LaBeouf as sassy gay Jimmy Olsen
wut
>Anthony Hopkins as tyrannical warlord Jor-El
wut
>Joel Edgerton as Jor-El's bloodthirsty illegitimate son and enforcer, Kata-Zor
>Luthor is a bumbling, intelectually inept shoe salesman who is given super-human intelligence by Kryptonian technology
wut
>>77483842
What the fuck did they smoke when they came up with that
>>77483852
YES!
>>77483852
I can't see it.
>>77483848
He wasn't ACTIVELY considered, though. It was literally a
>"Hey, James, how about Arnie as Doc Ock?", >"No"
>>77483712
I laugh at the thought of Gandalf and especially the damn Architect with his accent.
Seriously just imagine that damn ridiculous speech the Architect gives in his voice.
>>77483881
>>77483883
In an earlier draft, Luthor was a Kryptonian spy masquerading as a CIA agent, alien-enhanced mad scientist/businessman is a trade up.
Thought that draft also featured
>Superman dying and Jor-El slashing his wrists to meet him in Kryptonian heaven and tell him to return to life
>Martha Kent's attempted rape
>Krypton not exploding
>Lara dying after sustaining intense torture
>A chase scene envolving giant alien turtles that serve as horses.
>Superman being a Kryptonian-fu master.
>>77483393
>Willem Dafoe was being considered for the Joker in Batman '89.
Would he have been the Green Goblin in Spidey if that happened?
>>77483848
He obviously was clearly a hit as Mr Freeze so Marvel wanted to copy.
>>77483976
I think he would have been a good joker. Maybe not GOAT, but still High-Tier
>>77483976
Nicolas Cage like they originally wanted.
>Lyle Waggoner, known for his work on The Carol Burnett Show from 1967 to 1974 and for playing the role of Steve Trevor on Wonder Woman from 1975 to 1979, was a finalist for the title role in the TV series version of Batman, but lost the role to Adam West.
>>77483393
>>77483470
I'd love it if an animated series made a Joker that looked and acted like Frank Sinatra as an homage to this. It sounds like something Batman Brave and the Bold would have done.
>>77483737
That just makes me think of the Darrell Hammond version of Sean Connery for some reason.
>>77484046
>Nicolas Cage as The Goblin
That's..idk his parts as goblin would have been great, but as Osborn I'm not sure
>Tobe Hopper, director of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, was at one point attached to direct a SPIDER-MAN movie reinvented as a Cronenberg-esque body horror movie following a ID badge photographer who is exposed to radiation and turned into a monstrous spider-like monster by a mad scientist. After multiple failed suicide attempts, the "Spider-Man" learns that the mad scientist is secretly building an army of mutant monsters and fights the creatures in a vicious battle, ultimately sacrificing himself to destroy the building and kill both himself and the scientist, as well as his creations.
>Writer Leslie Stevens admitted to having no idea what Spider-Man is about and just guessing based on the name.
>>77483470
Damn that would've been amazing
>>77484117
I'm pretty sure I saw a film like this.
>>77484106
I could see Darwyn Cooke doing that.
>>77483526
>>77483558
Not /co/ related, but Adam Sandler almost got the part for the Bear Jew character in Inglorious Basterds.
He recorded a test scene for the character in his first appearence on-screen, but had to be removed from the movie due to obligations with the movie Funny People.
>>77484117
I like to think this takes place in the same universe as Trank's Fantastic Four.
>>77484152
Probably EARTH VS. THE SPIDER with Dan Aykroyd.
Pic related, the Spider.
>>77484117
> Writer Leslie Stevens admitted to having no idea what Spider-Man is about and just guessing based on the name
Sounds neat, I mean Jack Kirby created Kamandi when DC asked him to do Planet of the Apes and all he knew about it was the poster and the Statue of Liberty scene
>>77483510
Having Dennis as Starlord would've been amazing.
>>77484188
I wonder how that would've gone if Sandler stayed with it.
>>77483973
>Martha Kent's attempted rape
Of who?
>Superman being a Kryptonian-fu master.
At least they got that right.
>>77483962
>Fly you foolssssssh.
>>77483557
>Robert DeNiro
DeNiro has only recently said that he would ever consider being in a Marvel movie or a comic book movie in general after seeing GotG with his grand kids. He was never up for the role
>>77483681
He never did in the comics, he just made her crave his purple dick and then refuse to give it to her.
>When Nicolas Cage and Tim Burton left the Superman Lives project, rumour has it that Jon Peters attempted to have Will Smith play the role of the Man of Steel.
>Will declined at the first call, stating that Supes shouldn't have a race-change.
>>77483842
awful
>Sean Young was cast as Vicki Vale in BATMAN, but injured herself while filming a horseback chase scene and was replaced by Kim Basinger. Young believed herself to be entitled to the role of Catwoman in BATMAN RETURNS, and upon learning Michelle Pfeiffer had been cast, she infiltrated Warner studios in a homemade Catwoman costume and was found at Tim Burton's office, randomly lashing a whip to prove she could do her own stunts, while Burton hid behind a desk. She was scourted out by securities.
>>77484274
Wills a smart guy.
Black Superman would have cause outrage
Nobody except nerds care about black Deadshot
>>77483737
the man refused to come out of retirement for indy 4 but agreed to pic related
>>77484199
That movie gave me nightmares
>>77484254
But he'll gladly be in DIRTY GRANDPA.
Come on, Bobby. You ain't above that shit,
>>77484322
Shoulda cast her as Harley
>>77484274
Based prince of bel-air
>>77484242
Martha is almost raped by a ginger landlord after Jonathan doesn't pay rent.
>>77484381
She didn't exist at that point.
>>77483976
also tim curry auditioned for the joker for both batman '89 and tas
he was deemed too scary both times
>David Bowie and his wife once obtained the rights for the characters of Daredevil and Black Widow for both a TV series and a movie adaptation of the characters where they would be the main stars; Development Hell happened and the movie never occured (Pic Related)
>Solid Snake VA David Hayter was once hired to do a MCU movie based on Black Widow, to a point where he named his Daughter Natasha after the main character; But Marvel wasn't safe with Black Widow and decided to replace her movie with 2008's Incredible Hulk.
>Tim Burton wanted to do a MGSV-Esque Plottwist in his Batman film series, he originally wanted the last film to reveal that the Batman on-screen wasn't Bruce Wayne but someone else that was brainwashed to be Bruce.
>>77484372
Huh? He said he'd consider doing a Marvel movie.
>Sylvester Stallone was a longtime Superman fan and auditioned for the role in 1978. He would've been cast had Marlon Brando not vetoed him out of belief Stallone was copying his manneirisms in ROCKY. Stallone was reportedly infuriated.
>Brando also refused to learn his lines, which he read off of cue cards taped to random props in the set, including the diapers of baby Kal-El.
>Brando also tried to convince director Richard Donner to represent Jor-El was a green suitcase or a green tennis ball with his voice-over, claiming "nobody knows what a true Kryptonian looks like". Donner never figured out if Brando was joking or not.
>>77484468
Shit, forgot to post the pic.
>>77483931
Surprised it was James who said no
>>77484344
To be fair, all he had to do for that was sit in a booth and talk into a microphone for a few hours.
>>77484212
only if they got Charlie as Rocket and Mac as Drax. (He'd have to cultivate some mass though)
>>77483393
Would have been way better desu senpai.
>>77484468
>Solid Snake VA David Hayter was once hired to do a MCU movie based on Black Widow, to a point where he named his Daughter Natasha after the main character; But Marvel wasn't safe with Black Widow and decided to replace her movie with 2008's Incredible Hulk.
Bullshit, it'd never have been part of the MCU as it fell apart in 2006.
>Tim Burton wanted to do a MGSV-Esque Plottwist in his Batman film series, he originally wanted the last film to reveal that the Batman on-screen wasn't Bruce Wayne but someone else that was brainwashed to be Bruce.
Bullshit.
>>77484501
David I love you, but no.
>>77483712
He saw the word "gentlemen" preceded by a flamboyant adjective and assumed it would be a hit. What a fucking Brit.
>>77484496
Brando was notoriously hard to work with. Apocalypse Now and Island of Dr. Moreau have some of the best stories about him being a weird asshole (Moreau in particular is notable since almost all of the bizarre quirks the character of Dr. Moreau has in the movie are Brando's fault, some of them being an actual idea he had and some of them just being weird shit he did that nobody could explain, like wearing a bucket on his head in one scene)
>>77484234
Probably ending with Sandler unloading a bullet storm into Hilter's face
>>77483393
Much as I love Frank, it's better that he wasn't picked. He would have overshadowed the show.
That said, a one-off episode with him as Music Meister would have been pretty neat.
>>77484117
That sounds amazing. I really want to see a david cronenberg-esque body horror superhero movie ever since I learned that the newest Fantastic Four movie was supposed to be cronenberg-esque too. I think there's some real potential here for iconic characters in a bizarre body horror movie. We all know the fantastic four, it would be a great way to screw with people's expectations. It would never fly for producer's though. Maybe Netflix?
>>77484608
>>77484344
>Smurfs 2
There HAS to be something Alan Cumming is better known for than Smurfs 2
>>77484642
>little dude cast as an extra
>"hey I like this little guy, make him wear the same thing I'm wearing and have him in all my scenes, also make him play a tiny piano on top of my piano, by the way I forgot to mention I want to play the piano in a scene, so you need to get me a piano"
>Mini-Me is born
>>77484721
goldeneye?
>>77484721
There is, just not a lot of family-friendly stuff
>Tommy Lee Jones hated working with Jim Carrey, to the point where he would mantain distance from him and once whispered to Carrey's ear on how he thought he was a terrible actor
>Burton casted Marlon Wayans to be Robin in his version of Batman Forever, but when Burton left the project, Marlon still received cash for Batman Forever. He receives it even to this day.
>Michael Jackson wanted to purchase Marvel so he could make a movie where he was Spider-Man
>He also almost got the role of Jar Jar in Star Wars
>Terry Crews wanted to play either Luke Cage or the Silver Surfer
>Quentin Tarantino was approached to do movies on Superman, Star Wars, Iron Man and Metal Gear.
>>77484565
>>77484501
>>77484468
That wasn't David Bowie playing Daredevil.
It's Angela Bowie and Ben Carruthers.
Cat's Don't Dance was originally a Michael Jackson vehicle.
Bill Murray almost played Batman in the Tim Burton movie.
Michael J. Fox almost played Aladdin.
>>77484895
of those four franchises, I think Quentin has the potential to pull off a good Iron Man film.
his Metal Gear would come close, but he'd misinterpret each game's theme
>>77484895
>Burton casted Marlon Wayans to be Robin in his version of Batman Forever, but when Burton left the project, Marlon still received cash for Batman Forever. He receives it even to this day.
It was actually for Batman Returns, but they ended cutting the character out of the story. They actually had made an action figure in the vague likeness of Wayans and it ended up still being released, though with white skin. The action figure still has this high Kid n' Play hairstyle (with bangs crudely painted on despite not being part of the sculpt) which makes more sense when you realize he was originally going to be a black guy.
>>77485052
What was with Tim Burton and Black people anyways? I mean Lando as Two Face would've been awesome, but Marlon Wayans out of all people for Robin is too much.
>>77484442
Joker no.
Scarecrow...
>>77484532
That's fat dude
>>77483712
>but declined both as he "didn't understand the plot"
The same reason why Will Smith didn't play Neo in The Matrix.
>>77483842
>Anthony Hopkins as tyrannical warlord Jor-El,
Sammy Davis Jr was almost the Joker in the first burton movie
Sinatra was almost John McClain
>>77485146
The late 80's/early 90s had a pretty big push towards diversity and inclusiveness. People seem to think is a very recent thing (and that apparently certain websites are entirely behind it) but it's not. "Its the 90's" was a pretty common phrase used to point out how certain political/social beliefs were considered to be outdated.
Hell, by the time of Batman and Robin people were already making jokes about political correctness. Batman even quips about it when Batgirl announces her name. That was 1997.
>>77484687
Well you could take a public domain superhero character and run with it.
>>77484532
>>77484212
Dennis - Star-Lord
Dee - Gamora
Mac - Drax
Frank - Rocket
Charlie - Groot
Bonus points for Rickety Cricket as Ronan and Artemis as Nova Prime.
I've obviously thought about It's Always Sunny In Knowhere more than a couple of times.
>>77485047
Is a standard movie run time even enough for a proper Metal Gear story?
>>77485395
At least the 90's werent gay about it
>>77484254
That was Al Pacino, moron.
>>77485408
>My name is Nova Prime, and I have a bleached asshole
perfect
>>77485440
They were, you just don't remember it. Or weren't alive for it.
>>77485480
I'm glad we were thinking the same thing. You're good people, anon.
A early-to-mid-'90s George Liquor Show on Fox would've been pretty cool.
>>77485580
Go to bed, John. You're never going to make George Liquor popular.
>>77485036
>Cats Don't Dance as a Michael Jackson film.
NOPE. If you're bullshitting, anon, fuck you for the nightmares, but if you're not, thank god that didn't happen.
>>77483470
>not Jonah Hex
>>77485354
>Sinatra was almost John McClain
Excuse me?
>>77485665
He didn't exist yet
>>77485296
Nah, he just though WILD WILD WEST was easier money.
>>77483393
Frank Sinatra starred in The Detective (1968), based on the novel by Roderick Thorp. As such, he had the first rights to a sequel, should it ever be shot. Since Die Hard was basically such a sequel, it was offered to Frank, who was 73 at the time.
>>77484895
>>Terry Crews wanted to play... Silver Surfer
COSMIC POWEEEEEEEEEEER
>>77483737
He was probably just getting a little senile.
>>77485665
Jonah wasn't in comics until 1972.
>>77485354
Sinatra WAS McClane. But in an earlier adaptation of a novel featuring the same character from a later novel that the actual Die Hard was adapted from.
So Sinatra wasn't McClane in name but the source material/character is the same.
Despite being an adaptation of a novel, Die Hard originally started as a sequel to Commando.
>>77485395
> "Its the 90's" was a pretty common phrase used to point out how certain political/social beliefs were considered to be outdated.
>>77485772
>>77485867
Oh this anon already covered it. Good job, anon.
>>77485626
He isn't bullshitting you on that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_Don't_Dance
https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1955&dat=19930615&id=UpguAAAAIBAJ&sjid=NaEFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1625,8673709&hl=en
>>77483848
>His catchphrase was going to be "Okey Dokey".
>>77485906
Jesus, how much cocaine was needed for the transition is what I wanna know.
>>77483976
>>77484032
>Willem Dafoe, whom was falsely reported to be considered for the Joker, had actually been considered for Batman early in development
>Tim Curry, David Bowie, John Lithgow and James Woods were considered for the Joker.[19][30] Burton wanted to cast Brad Dourif, but the studio refused.[31] Robin Williams lobbied hard for the part.[20]
>>77485742
No, retard, he didn't understand the story.
He talked about it on his Facebook page.
>>77484642
He was a total asshole who sucked up production money to anything he was attached to. The Wayans brothers gave him $1 million not to appear in their film.
>>77486036
James Woods actually could've been pretty good.
>>77483973
sounds like a silver age "what if" story.
>>77485944
Honestly I don't think he would've been involved with the project that long. I remember that Mark Evanier wrote about the time how, prior to Garfield and Friends (this was in 1987), CBS wanted him to write a cartoon starring Michael Jackson. Evanier went over to Jackson's house to interview him, and Jackson had second thoughts about the cartoon (cause he thought being in a cartoon would harm his rock star status) and wondered if Evanier could do a Michael Jackson cartoon in which Jackson wasn't in it.
>>77484442
and yet he's afraid of clowns
and wheelchairs
>>77486096
I'm disappointed that we didn't get Bowie Joker.
I feel like John Lithgow would've been too scary.
>>77485146
He wanted to make darker movies.
>>77486167
But he played Pennywise.
>Tom Cruise was considered for the role of Peter Parker in Joseph Zito's SPIDER-MAN in 1985, but was rejected in favor of stuntman Scott Leva, who could do acrobatics.
>>77484117
>Writer Leslie Stevens admitted to having no idea what Spider-Man is about and just guessing based on the name.
How do you not know what Spider Man is about?
>>77486192
Watch out, you could be banned by Nigger Boco for saying that
>>77486166
No, I mean that they clearly had a different plan in mind going into it, for it to have been specifically Jackson-oriented.
And then through time and pressure(and cocaine), the studio execs got the film as it is today, which I love.
And I'm just wondering how much it required to make the jump from Michael Jackson as the star-central to Bakula and crew.
>>77486208
And he's in a wheelchair.
>>77486268
It was the 80's.
>>77486208
and refused to look at himself in costume or in any mirrors
thats dedication
its also stupidity but hey
>>77485889
Oliver recently did a segment about being misquoted on the internet, but it was something about gun control. It's very eerie how these's a meme right now where people are misquoting him on purpose and he probably has no idea.
>Adam Sandler and Jim Carrey were approached to star in a comedic take on THE INCREDIBLE HULK in the late 80's. Sandler would've played Bruce Banner, while Carrey wouldn't been the main villain, insect-man Victor Novak.
>Jack Black and David Spade were set to star in a comedic take on GREEN LANTERN in 2002. Black would've played Jud Plato, an inept IKEA employee who is bestowed the power ring by Abin Sur, and Spade would've been his perpetually-horny comic book-afficionado buddy Seth.
>Mark Wahlberg was in brief discussions to produce and star in a comedic take on AQUAMAN in 2005.
>Jon Favreau pitched a semi-comedic take on CAPTAIN AMERICA in 2007 focusing on the cultural clash when Steve Rogers is awakened after 70 years frozen in ice.
>>77484322
>this was parodied on tiny toons
>>77486391
>Jon Favreau pitched a semi-comedic take on CAPTAIN AMERICA in 2007 focusing on the cultural clash when Steve Rogers is awakened after 70 years frozen in ice.
That wouldn't have been so bad.
>>77484468
"Im Batman, and so are you... no he's the two of us together"
>>77486435
>>77486305
I can't find a source on this.
>>77485867
They had to contractually offer the Die Hard role to Sinatra first even though he was in his 70s by then.
Speaking of it being developed as Commando 2 first, every single Die Hard except the fifth one started out as another script that was rewritten to be part of the series.
>There were plans for a sequel to WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT titled ROGER RABBIT: THE TOON PLATOON, in which Roger leaves his adoptive parents' house in the Midwest with his human best friend Richie Davenport and travels to Hollywood to search for his biological mother in 1941. He falls in love with struggling toon actress Jessica Krupnick, who is later kidnapped by the Nazis and forced to participate of pro-Nazi propaganda films. Roger and Richie then join the Toon Platoon, a squad of human and cartoon soldiers and fights in the frontlines, rescuing and marrying Jessica and ultimately meeting his father, Bugs Bunny.
>Steven Spielberg felt he could no longer satirize the Nazis after SCHINDLER'S LIST and a new pitch titled WHO DISCOVERED ROGER RABBIT was written, featuring Roger's meteoric rise to stardom, his relationship with Jessica and his struggles with the excess of the Hollywood lifestyle. In this draft, Roger was still Bugs Bunny's illegitimate son, and Jessica was shown to be the daughter of a domineering washed-out actress who refuses to accept that her daughter, a former child start, has grown and lost her "it factor". Despite studio interest, the project ultimately fell apart due to Spielberg's lack of interest.
>>77485052
Omg I have that figure and it was my favorite. I knew it looked sorta different so my childhood head canon was that it was Jason.
>1990's THE FLASH was originally pitched to CBS as a ensemble TV show called SUPERPOWERS. In it, The Flash is accidentally teleported to a post-apocalyptic future where he joins forces with Green Arrow and his daughter, Dr. Occult and Blok to save the world and return to his own time. The show was deemed too expensive and turned into a solo vehicle for the Flash.
>>77485497
Back then we didn't have echo chambers like 4chan teaching kids that being racist is hip and edgy.
>>77485440
>At least the 90's werent gay about it
>Batman & Robin
>not gay
Oh, anon...
>>77486757
What's so gay about nipples?
>>77483712
There's an old saying in Scotland
>fool me once, shame on you. Fool me you can't get fooled again
>>77486807
>in Scotland
>>77486930
Connery is Scottish m8
>>77487005
>>77486930
>>77486807
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciPu4DnKBuM
>>77486551
>There was going to be a movie where Jessica Rabbit would be wearing a slutty SS uniform
>It was never made
FUCK THIS GAY EARTH!!!
>>77483973
>>77483842
You're making this up. There's no way this can be real
Batman vs Godzilla.
Lobo movie
>Guy Ritchie was originally attached to direct, but dropped out in favor of making Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows instead.
>The Lobo project then lay dormant for a few years before Brad Peyton (Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore and Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) signed on to direct with Dwayne Johnson to star. Luckily, that project came to a screeching halt.
(Probably) that Legion of Superheroes movie that was suppose to be produced after Guardians of the Galaxy.
>>77487578
I've seen that one. Didn't expect the cameo from Shaq though.
>>77487671
A Guy Ritchie Lobo movie would've probably been fun.
>>77487532
I've read the script draft (used to be available online somewhere years ago). He's telling the truth.
>>77487532
It is. Written by J.J. Abrams and taken over by Brett Ratner after McG bailed.
>>77483842
nobody was signed for shit, those were the actors he wanted, don't be inflammatory. Shit never even got that far.
>>77487886
http://www.ifc.com/2012/02/robert-downey-jr-lex-luthor-superman-flyby
>“We had Robert Downey Jr. locked up to be Lex Luthor, which I think would have been extraordinary,” McG enthused.
All others were in varying stages of negotiation to join the cast.
>>77485036
>Michael J. Fox almost played Aladdin
I would've liked to seen how that shook out.
>>77487863
Describe this so called rape scene.
>>77486268
The director of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre was born in 1943. So by the time Spider-Man was first published he'd be in his 20's (comics being fashionable among college students kind of happened gradually during the 60's and so not everyone would've been that aware)
>>77487982
http://www.supermanhomepage.com/movies/Superman-JJAbrams2.pdf
Martha jumps, seeing MR. DEVANEY walk out from inside their house. He’s the Kent’s landlord. Big guy in his early 50s. Short, cropped red hair. Brown suit. Martha tries to hide her distaste for the man.
MARTHA
Mr. Devaney...
MR. DEVANEY
I let myself in, hope that’s okay.
No, it isn’t. On the porch, Martha moves Clark past Devaney, toward the front door.
MARTHA
If you’re looking for Jonathan,
he’s not home--
MR. DEVANEY
-- no, I know that, he told me he
was going out of town for a few
days.
http://grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/the-batman-godzilla-movie-that-could-have-been/
For the record, Batman beats him by calling him with a "female Godzilla mating call", straps him in a rocket, and shoots him into space. (We'll send him cheesy movies...)
>>77487982
Martha and young Clark arrive home late at night while Jonathan is out of town and their landlord is waiting for them at the porch, and tells Martha that Jonathan hasn't paid rent again. Martha says he has loan from the bank and will pay. Landlord says he doesn't buy it and isn't waiting. Martha realizes what's happening and tries to get inside, but landlord blocks her way. She tells Clark to go inside and not look.
Landlord basicaly tells Martha she can fuck him to cover the rent, she says she'd rather be homeless, he holds her and attempts to force a kiss, she rejects, he gets violent, then kid Clark grabs him by the leg and flinches him several yards with superstrenght. Landlord drives away claiming Clark is the Devil.
>>77483502
Jim Carrey is GREAT, but ever since he made it big with Ace Ventura, he is always cast as a crazy guy making insane faces. I was genuinely surprised to see him as the major stars'n'stripes dude in Kick-ass 2.
>>77488059
MARTHA
(to Clark, quietly
urgent)
Get in the house.
Clark goes inside. Martha turns back to face Devaney. From inside the house, Clark watches through a window, his tormented eyes locked on Devaney --
MR. DEVANEY
I wanted to ask you if he got that
loan...
MARTHA
Yes. Rent will be on time this
month.
MR. DEVANEY
Hey you’re kidding, hell froze
over? No one told me.
>>77487956
this is ifc website is obviously a hoax website
>>77483712
>didn't understand the plot of Matrix Reloaded
Can't really blame him on that one.
>>77483737
>Sean Connery is clearly a fucking idiot
He is also an Immortal.
>>77488125
Amused at himself, Mr. Devaney has walked close to Martha -- putting his hand on the
doorframe, between her and her
front door. Clark watches nervously through the glass.
MR. DEVANEY
(CONT’D)
I have an idea, you wanna hear it?
MARTHA
I need to put my son to bed--
MR. DEVANEY
The boy can do that himself-
- we could do each other a
favor: we could say this
month’s “rent free,” how’s
that?
MARTHA
-- Mr. Devaney--(forceful)
-- I’d rather pay double.
MR. DEVANEY
(grabs her arm)
-- I see how you look at me --
Clark’s scared --
MARTHA
Let go of my arm--!
>>77488191
-- but Mr. Devaney kisses her -- she tries to push him away -- his lips go to her neck -- his hands on her -- she tries to move him away, but he’s being aggressive -- the front door opens -- Clark grabs at Mr. Devaney’s jacket:
CLARK
Stop it!
But Devaney just pushes the boy back:
MR. DEVANEY
Get back in the house!
He continues his aggression on Martha, who tries in vain to fight him off. Clark then lunges at Mr. Devaney -- tackling him OFF THE PORCH --
MARTHA
Clark!
Clark then GRABS MR. DEVANEY AND THROWS HIM, TWENTY YARDS ACROSS THEIR PROPERTY! Devaney lands hard, SKIDDING BACK in the dirt toward the barn. Martha’s horrified as Devaney comes to a stop, dirty and bleeding. He looks over at Clark -- held back now by Martha. The boy is more afraid than anything else. Mr. Devaney is a mess: his eyes wide, terrified:
>>77487981
Eh, too much of a stretch, Carlos. You gotta make it feel more natural.
>>77484721
>There HAS to be something Alan Cumming is better known for than Smurfs 2
He was half a James Bond villain, but that was 20 years ago, and Hollywood only remembers your last two movies.
>>77484721
Nightcrawler in X2?
>>77485412
>Is a standard movie run time even enough for a proper Metal Gear story?
Hell it's probably too long.
>>77488380
That's already on the poster alongside Smurfs 2
>>77486547
Which explains their tonal dissonance with the original and why the 5th one is straight garbage.
At least we got one perfect movie at the end of everything.
>>77488186
Holy Grail, man
Dont believe that crystal skull bullshit
>>77487671
>Lobo movie
>Guy Ritchie was originally attached to direct
As I recall they also rumoured Vinnie Jones to play Lobo, but that may have been only because of his association with Guy Ritchie (playing a hitman in both Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels, and in Snatch).
I was actually looking forward to that movie, fuck. It would have been SO much fun. Probably not violent enough (for a Lobo movie), but it would've had some crazy weird as shit hell befitting Lobo, if it was Guy Ritchie making it.
>>77484686
>Music Meister
>1966 Batman
Anon...
>>77484721
Not on screen, but playing the Emcee in Cabaret in every iteration of the show since the 1990s.
>>77486695
Holy shit that sounds fucking awesome
Jim from the Office was also a finalist for Star Lord
>>77487787
>>77488678
I'm sad that the movie is scrapped and won't be considered because of the Nubo and other popular DC heroes/villains. It sounded so awesome too.
>>77488678
It's also important to remember that Jones were a muscle suit for the Juggernaut role. He's actually got a soccer player build, it's his height that makes him look imposing.
>>77489060
I still think he would've made for a great Captain America. Just something about him.
>>77484344
>>77489160
Trying too hard
>>77484721
Tin Man was actually pretty damn good, all things considered.
John Travolta was originally considered for the part of Jim Morrison in The Doors.
Buddy Epson was considered for the part of The Tin Woodsman in The Wizard of Oz, but was allergic to the make up.
Mickey Rooney was originally asked to play Archie Bunker in All in The Family, but thought the show would never air, so he turned it down.
>>77490168
None of this is /co/ related.
>>77484895
>Terry Crewes as the Silver Surfer
He can't pull a soft-spoked person like the Surfer.
>>77483393
I love the idea of Cesar laughing in the part knowing the joke no-else knew, that he was laughing at Frank.
>>77490611
WHAT DO YOU MEAN I CAN'T BE SOFT SPOKEN?!
>IN EVERY PART OF THE GLOBE IT IS THE SAME! HATRED, FEAR AND UNREASONING HOSTILITY HAVE POSSESSED MEN'S HEARTS! BUT THE SILVER SURFER WILL HAVE NO PART IF IT!
>>77484895
>once whispered to Carrey's ear on how he thought he was a terrible actor
Dude... that's fucking mean
>>77484895
>>Quentin Tarantino was approached to do movies on Superman, Star Wars, Iron Man and Metal Gear.
>Dead Kryptonian Storage
>>77492025
He went on to make The Truman Show, so I think Jim's fine.
>>77483973
When that shit broke on AICN, I had moved to a new dorm and didn't have internet, so I printed that out to show my roommate because I couldn't believe that shit and needed him to read it to believe it.
>>77484117
I remember that in that recent Spider-man movie thread. This was one of the attempts I never heard about or forgot about.. probably on purpose.
>>77484196
>I like to think this takes place in the same universe as Trank's Fantastic Four.
HA!
>>77484501
>>77484956
>>77484468
wat
>>77483557
>>77483613
I love Bradley Cooper, but David Tennant would have been a perfect Rocket. Then we wouldn't have had Marvel pretending he never had a British accent.
Superman Lives cast
Superman: Nicholas Cage
Jimmy Olsen: Chris Rock
Lois Lane: Sandra Bullock
Brainiac: Christopher Walken
Lex Luthor: Kevin Spacey
>>77485052
I saw one at a comic shop last year. Debated on it. Then when I went back to pick it up, it was gone.
>>77486781
> the nipples
That's just the nip of the iceberg of the gayness of those films, anon.
One of the Wayans brothers was almost Robin. Burton wanted a black Robin for the third movie.
Will Smith was offered the role of Superman for Superman Returns, but he declined because he didn't think it would be right to play a white character. (Ironic considering Suicide Squad)
>>77488097
>http://grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/the-batman-godzilla-movie-that-could-have-been/
wat
>>77484212
>>77483510
If Glenn Howerton should've played anyone in the MCU, he should have been The Purple Man. Dennis Reynolds is virtually The Purple Man sans powers, anyway.
Like, the scenes in Always Sunny where Dennis flips the fuck out, that ALWAYS makes me think of pic related.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AkDCLOzNsA
>>77486036
>Robin Williams lobbied hard for the part.
I've honestly always thought that Robin Williams could have made for one of the most terrifying Jokers of all time.
Not by being a make-up smeared anarchist or DAMAGED - I actually figured he'd look a lot like Cesar Romero - but I imagined the way he would PLAY the role would be like some frequently flipping coin: one half his fast-paced, energetic stand-up, the other half a somber, subtly sociopathic performance like the one from One Hour Photo. And he'd smile a smile with absolutely nothing behind the eyes.
>>77494189
The P.U.R.P.L.E. System:
Present self
Use powers
Reap benefits
Play with emotions
Leave devastated
Emotionally shatter
>>77494370
>I've honestly always thought that Robin Williams could have made for one of the most terrifying Jokers of all time.
Robin Williams (along with Robert DeNiro) was considered for the role of Jack in The Shining, but Kubrick said he was "too psychotic".
At the time, Robin Williams was only known for Mork & Mindy. DeNiro lost the part for not being psychotic enough.
>>77494582
>>77483976
Dafoe is already creepy as fuck, Dafoe as the fucking Joker would be fucking nightmare fuel
>>77483737
>Sean Connery clearly fucks idiots
There, fixed it for you
Didn't Jame Cameron want to direct Spiderman with Leo Dicaprio as Pete?
>>77488186
There can only be one!
Before his death, Phil Hartman was keen to star in a live action Troy McClure movie, that was to be written by the then Simpsons writing staff.
In a later interview, Matt Groening said that the idea never "got further than enthusiasm", but "would have been really fun"
>>77495298
He was officially signed and has even tapped Gloria Stuart, the old lady from "Titanic", to be Aunt May. But then he dicked over a producer and the whole thing Wendy up in flames.
>>77496169
Who'd be Mary Jane? Kate Winslet?
>>77493967
Courtney Cox, not Sandra Bullock.
>>77491608
No, Terry, soft. Like milk. You sound like an angsty teenager.
>>77491608
H-how long did that take you to make?
>>77483557
>All these big names and no one even considered based Greg Ellis
Did any of them were even likely to do the cockney accent?
>>77497736
Cindy Crawford, I think.
>>77492025
A friend of mine interned in Hollywood during the filming of Mr. Poppers Penguins. He confirmed that Jim Carrey is an egotistical POS who treats anyone lower than him like garbage.
Carrey's shtick was funny in the 90s but the man is more than washed up now.
>>77483557
>David Tennant
Funny enough, in the Italian dub Rocket is voiced by the same VA who does Tennant as the Doctor.
>>77483999
Live-action JoJo movie when. Post your dream roles for Part II.
>>77497894
>implying anyone at Hollywood would lobby for a VA as star material
>>77484322
Is that her costume?looks kinda cute
>>77486167
>afraid of wheelchairs
OH THE IRONING
>>77483848
Arnie was going to be Sgt Rock, but he decided to run for office in California instead.
>>77495216
I still wait for it to happen.
We really need Joker that would be a pure nightmare fuel. I doubt that Leto's is going to be such.
>>77497821
I dunno, ten minutes? I don't use GIMP very often, and hate it so much. Why do you ask?
>>77499066
And now he's the right age for Joker, specially with Bruce being old in the DCEU
George Lucas wanted David Lynch to direct Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Lynch rejected the offer because Lucas wasn't ready to give him the creative freedom he felt he needed. He decided to direct Dune instead. Of course Dino DeLaurentiis wasn't ready to give him the creative freedom he felt he needed either but at least he gave him a bit more leeway than Lucas would have.
>>77485052
I always thought that was a shitty attempt at Tim Drake's spiky hair.
>>77484274
Will Smith at one point was considered for Captain America.
>>77498323
Channing Tatum as Joseph and John Hill as Caesar.
>Triple H was considered to be Thor
>>77483842
Was it this or JJ Abrams Superman, where Lex was a CIA agent but also secretly Kryptonian?
>>77501621
This IS JJ Abrams Superman. But a couple of drafts removed.
>>77496094
Wasn't Phil Hartman was also tipped for the role of Zapp Branigan on Futurama?
