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But a lot of times in Hollywood, when casting directors find out you're of Middle Eastern descent, they go, "Oh, you're Iranian.
I did this as an experiment of casting the shadow.
So imagine hundreds of millions of voters casting hundreds of millions of votes, all to be counted correctly and all the things that can possibly go wrong causing all these bad headlines, and you cannot help but feel exhausted at the idea of trying to make elections better.
The casting is absolutely awful!!!!!!!!!!!!
Most awful casting I've ever seen.
After seeing Lucy in her various sitcoms more than an astronomical number of times, I can tell you that I really love Lucy, however, this movie is a fiasco of unbelievably bad casting, music and dancing.
"Witchery" might just be the most incoherent and lamentably scripted horror movie of the 80's but, luckily enough, it has a few compensating qualities like fantastic gore effects, an exhilarating musical score and some terrific casting choices.
The premise of the movie had potential, as did the casting of Quaid, but all of it just sputters and the inclusion of the horror element just seems very unnecessary.
Bad acting, bad writing, bad effects, bad scripting, bad camera shots, bad filming, bad characters, bad music, bad editing, bad casting, bad storyline, bad ... well, you get the idea.
Looks Like a rush job, last minute casting is obvious.
In fact beside the casting of beautiful actors (men and women) everything else is a failure in this movie.
Fred also suffered a bit from casting, I love Adam Arkin but he was not a cheerful, happy to be alive upbeat sort of Detective, character traits which book Fred possesses which makes it more obviously out of character for him to mess with evidence and thus more shocking.
There isn't much about "Reckless" that feels right, beginning with the off-putting title (thanks to screenwriter Craig Lucas, who adapted his own play, bringing the title along with him) and continuing with the casting (Mia Farrow playing wife to Tony Goldwyn, who's young enough to be her son).
Re-make this movie, it's worth it, but with proper casting and director and the satire will come through... even the often repeated "Forgedaboutit."
The casting director and makeup artist did a fair job of finding actors who resembled the famous ensemble.
A real sour note is the casting of the effervescent Anna Karina in the completely joyless role of Caine's girlfriend.
It is not often that the casting of someone so famous is so exactly right.
Right away they ruin it by casting Kristin Scott Thomas as an American Congresswoman.
That's like casting Hugh Grant as Babe Ruth.
The film was well shot, well directed but perhaps the casting let it down in some ways.
I guess on the positive side you can't accuse Michael Schroeder of not being ambitious with casting.
The only explanation for this movie is that someone needed to take a huge tax deduction and figured they'd combine it with a shot at hosting a casting couch.
I still wonder who did the casting.
The acting, script, direction, production standards and casting are all garbage.
I wonder if this was an attempt for someone to meet babes by casting a movie.
Whoever did the casting should be partially at fault.
This movie is ambiguous in its jacket blurb and even more impenetrable in its casting choices (why is Ms. Song a romantic interest?
But a good hour into the proceedings, I realized the dull casting is all the casting agent could dredge up, the unconvincing character studies are the result of writers' brain-fart, and the story is amorphous and plagued by unsubtle references to the woes of capitalism, materialism, and getting ahead in the postmodern world.
Now Van was not the only bad casting decision in the film--he was just the most obvious.
The bottom line is that because of these insane casting choices, the film was doomed from the start....and the worst of them was the god-awful Bobby Van.
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