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Does this sad story deserve to be told on a huge screen?

posted 15 years ago by Samfortune2004
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With class A actor and a big budget?
Like for example Public Enemies with Jonnhy Depp & Christian Bale who cost 100 millions $.

There has been two tv movies but no full screen movie.

What do you guys think?
Do you think the people in America but also in Europe or in another continent would be interested to watch a flick about that sad story in their movie theatre?

For or against it?
And why?

Sam.

[–] ivana2804 14 years ago

Stephen Rea IS a class A actor - at least if you're referring to acting ability, rather than "A list" status.

Pain is to pleasure as disco is to punk.You need to live through one to fully appreciate the other.

[–] Samfortune2004 14 years ago

No offence to Stephen Rea, but yes I meant an A list status actor...

No reaction?

[–] Captain_Augustus_McCrae 10 years ago

It has been told on the big screen... sort of. See Murder on the Orient Express.

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Captain Augustus McCrae