#castingchoices

[thatcaithness]

Do you guys think they did a great casting choice with Michael Nouri? I mean he really looks like he could be Ziva´s dad. I definitely see the resemblance. Same with the first actress they cast as Kelly.

[mrgamer990]

“Books and movies are like apples and oranges. They are both fruit, but taste completely different.” (Stephen King) Time and time again, from one filmmaker to another, everyone of who have expressed their interest in translating Cormac McCarthy’s ingenious masterpiece (and my favorite novel of all-time), “Blood Meridian: or the Evening Redness in the West” from the printed pages onto the big screen, and not one of them have been able to do so. Whether or not the film adaptation will ever be green-lit, the likelihood of which seems impossible at this point, here are the names of exceptionally talented thespians yours truly believes would be perfect for their respective roles, if ever the novel is to be adapted: 1) Tye Sheridan as “The Kid” (An illiterate young man with a thirst for violence.) - 2) Anson Mount as “The Man” (The Kid’s mature, tired, scarred adult self.) - 3) Jerome Flynn as “Louise Toadvine” (A branded fugitive. Short time enemy and long time ally of The Kid.) - 4) Rory McCann as Judge Holden “The Judge” (Giant of man. Hairless from head to toe, like a newborn infant. A judge of everything.) - 5) Tony Goldwyn as John Joel Glanton “Leader of the Glanton Gang” (A man with an incomparable love for his country. A true patriot.) - 6) Ian McShane as Ben Tobin “The Ex-Priest” (An elderly, wise philosopher. A mentor figure for The Kid) - 7) Walton Goggins as David “Davy” Brown (As violent, cold, and viscous as they come. Wears human ears for a necklace. Takes joy in collecting scalps.) - 8) Kevin J. O’Connor as Charles “Charlie” Brown (The sweeter of the Brown Brothers. Not one fearful to get his hands dirty.) #BloodMeridian #OrEveningRednessInTheWest #CormacMcCarthy #UnadaptableNovel #CastingChoices #ExceptionalActors #MenOfTheOldWest #KillersOutlawsAndHunters #IngeniousMasterpiece📖🙌🏻 https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn9f2uOHv0q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1733ss1khuu4y

[behindcinemaframe]

Nepotism In Film Industry In India: Opportunities and Challenges for Second-Generation Artists

In the Indian film industry, Nepotism is often refers to influential individuals with family connections of established actors, directors, or producers. Embracing an aspect of the film industry's relationship with nepotism reveals a perspective that goes beyond the controversy often connected with it.

Nepotism in the film industry can have adverse impacts on the children of actors and actresses. Even though it is true that family connections might provide a way for entry into the film industry for that person, it's equally important to recognize their knowledge, experience, and passion for the industry.

The second generation often have early exposure to the workings of the industry, gaining insights that can shape their career paths from a young age as they get guidance from experienced family members, allowing them to take a step forward into the industry more smoothly. However, it also results in them growing up in the shadow of their famous parents or relatives.

Expectations from the outside world will be high, and in any case of misjudgment on the childen's part will be magnified. Additionally, the perception that their success is solely due to their connections rather than their own talent and hard work will be a very difficult challenge to overcome. This can lead to self-doubt of their talent and a constant need to prove themselves to the world.

Nepotism will limit the opportunities for those individuals to explore other career paths or interests outside of the entertainment industry, as they are compelled by society, family members, or relatives to follow their family's footsteps in film industry as a producer, actor, comedian such as Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, Ananya pandey ,even if their true passions lie somewhere else. As a result, even though they are provided with a lot of opportunities , it also comes with challenges and expectations that can impact their personal and professional lives.

[tinseltine]

#PhillyCalendar Tuesday (4/4) 3pm T&T's segment on That's Show Biz with Chuck Darrow we talk #thezookeeperswife tune in WWDB AM 860 I'm a fan of Jessica Chastain, loved "Miss Sloane" but in "The Zookeepers Wife", she's miscast. All the other roles are filled with Eastern European or European actors, making the movie feel authentic, but Chastain as an American, with her coached accent, kinda sticks out like a sore thumb. I know they had to have one brand name actor to get the movie made, but the film would have been better served with an unknown less glamorous person in the role. @thezookeeperswife @focusfeatures #castingchoices #NikiCaro #femaledirector #WorldWar2movies #NaziGermany #WarsawZoo #movieblog #radiosegment #Thatsshowbiz  #JessicaChastain @jessicachastain @danielbruhlofficial #danielbruhl

[jestermarsie]

I was walking to class and thought about how different LOTR would be if Gandalf was played by Samuel L Jackson. Gandalf the Black. “You shall not pass, Motha fukah!” I was giggling to myself for a good five minutes.