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Post by mh on Jan 24, 2017 22:35:26 GMT -6
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Post by Babu Baboon on Jan 25, 2017 8:55:24 GMT -6
Gene Wilder as the Fourth was my favorite choice. I could easily see that.
My favorite entry was
Ninth Doctor — Nicolas Cage
The show was reborn in 2005 headed by head-writer Joss Whedon. To solidify the show in the minds of the public they needed to cast an established actor as the lead. Nicolas Cage approached Whedon and begged to be cast. He was a life-long fan of the show, even having the entire interior of the TARDIS tatooed on the inside of his left arm and naming his first daughter Romanadvoratrelundar. The show, and Cage, was a huge hit regenerating the programme for a new generation. Despite this, Cage opted not to return for a second series.
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Post by mh on Jan 25, 2017 16:09:21 GMT -6
Gene Wilder as the Fourth was my favorite choice. I could easily see that.
My favorite entry was
Ninth Doctor — Nicolas Cage
The show was reborn in 2005 headed by head-writer Joss Whedon. To solidify the show in the minds of the public they needed to cast an established actor as the lead. Nicolas Cage approached Whedon and begged to be cast. He was a life-long fan of the show, even having the entire interior of the TARDIS tatooed on the inside of his left arm and naming his first daughter Romanadvoratrelundar. The show, and Cage, was a huge hit regenerating the programme for a new generation. Despite this, Cage opted not to return for a second series. baboon, you need the write that damn thing up! that's good stuff! if you pitched at at darkhorse you'd get a mini-series
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