Willy Wonka Died Today, The World Lost a Wonderful Clown
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UPDATED: Monday, July 23, 2018 18:38
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Perfect example: The Frisco Kid
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Wow...good call. One of a list of off beat comedies from that era which simply don't get aired nearly enough ( or if at all ) , thanks to political correctness.NOTIFY: N | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
2 for 2 Whozit.
Yes, I read somewhere that Broderick did phone it in and that Nathan Lane read him the "riot act" to snap him out of it. Lane is THE consummate professional and gives his all and actually despises any performer who
cheats the audience by "phoning it in." He's said as much in several interviews, but is very discreet and never actually calls them out in
public.
BTW, I'm a big Nathan Lane fan, he's gifted and hilarious and was actually very good in the O.J. biopic on AMC this spring.
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Wilder's Wonka was warm and child like, Depp's made me want to take a shower. The actors who replaced Wilder in the remakes of his movies were missing something...charm
See, the trick is to never bother to watch the remakes. Saves you the trouble of having to scrub those images from your brain.![]()
What other remakes , besides W.W. ?
Oh well, it doesn't matter. I rewatched the scene where he comes out of the factory, w/ cane in hand, and limps his way toward the gate. That was some serious body control he showed ! I hadn't really watched it before, but man, he really sells it!
Sounds like he left with those closest to him, and his favorite song playing.. Somehere over the rainbow. What a life
Matthew Broderick played Wilders role the musical remake of "The Producers", Broderick looked and acted like he was made of wood.
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Thanks Rappy, we can appreciate good films because we came from an era where good films were in abundance. Now you have a handful, if that. The late 60s and 70s produced some truly quality American films. And you're right, they don't get much play these days.
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Perfect example: The Frisco Kid
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Wow...good call. One of a list of off beat comedies from that era which simply don't get aired nearly enough ( or if at all ) , thanks to political correctness.
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This just in..................
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/gene-wilder-classics-%E2%80%98bla
zing-saddles%E2%80%99-and-%E2%80%98willy-wonka%E2%80%99-return-to-theaters/ar-AAinnjA?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp
In case you might want to see it in the theatre.
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Gene Wilder passed away today and [url= https://theskinnyvibes.com/phenq-reviews-and-results/]phenq review[/url] posted here the world's a little sadder for it.
Although I'm too late to pay my tribute, I've just joined this forum and couldn't resist my self when I saw this thread. Willy Wonka was my favorite clown and will always be. I was quite saddened when I heard this news in 2016. RIP Gene Wilder.
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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
Gene Wilder passed away today and the world's a little sadder for it.
Although I'm too late to pay my tribute, I've just joined this forum and couldn't resist my self when I saw this thread. Willy Wonka was my favorite clown and will always be. I was quite saddened when I heard this news in 2016. RIP Gene Wilder.
A truly talented man.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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