r/okbuddycinephile • u/North-Library4037 • 23h ago

Recasts that were so smooth that you didn't even notice?

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u/RadioDemon86 21h ago

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u/RantMannequin 15h ago

Colin’s take on this character is just wildly different than the other three

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u/SlightProfessional48 18h ago

First time i saw the movie i thought i was going insane

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u/PM_ME_SOME_ANY_THING 18h ago

What is this from?

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u/dethorin 18h ago

The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnasses.

Heath Ledger died, and they did this, sort of a tribute to Ledger.

Poor Terry Gilliam is really cursed.

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u/STRIKT9LC 18h ago

sort of a tribute to Ledger.

Id read that it was done in order to finish the movie, so that the proceeds could go to Heaths family, namely his little girl?

Not sure how true that is, but adds a bit more beauty to the story

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u/dethorin 18h ago

That's why I said "sort of". I guess that there were many reasons to do that.

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u/STRIKT9LC 17h ago

Oh fair enough. I wasnt trying to stomp on your comment or anything, just wanted to add to it.

The entire film was a tribute to him regardless of reason(s)

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u/icantbelieveitsnotme 18h ago

The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnasses

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u/Fairchild660 15h ago

The Idiazabal Of Dr. Parmesan

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u/ianlulz 11h ago

Finally another person that has seen this movie! I’m no longer alone!

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u/Mountain_Tea1797 5h ago

Love this film. Andrew Garfield in this too is fantastic.

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u/Bunraku_Master_2021 3h ago

So is Christopher Plummer and Tom Waits.

Fun fact: Heath Ledger copied Tom Waits's voice when playing The Joker.

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u/weirdcunning 7h ago

Oh man, I forgot about this movie. I should re-watch it.

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u/HMWWaWChChIaWChCChW 17h ago

That movie was, just terrible.