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Joined 20 Mar '07 Moves 6804 Who would you cast to play Walt Whitman in a movie? Please give reasons, too.
Infernalis
Joined 13 Apr '04 Moves 99671 Originally posted by epiphinehas
Who would you cast to play Walt Whitman in a movie? Please give reasons, too. Robin Williams.
Possibly Woody Harrelson.
Both could do intelligent in a folksy way, sexually deviant, slyly humorous, caring.
Joined 30 Aug '06 Moves 28651 Originally posted by epiphinehas
Who would you cast to play Walt Whitman in a movie? Please give reasons, too. Mr.T for the lulz.
Under a spreading chestnut tree
the village smithy stands.
I pity the foo 'cause birds be crappin' on him.
The rest is just jibba jabba. ðŸ˜
Russ's Pocket
Joined 04 May '06 Moves 53845 Originally posted by Ice Cold
Mr.T for the lulz.
Under a spreading chestnut tree
the village smithy stands.
I pity the foo 'cause birds be crappin' on him.
The rest is just jibba jabba. 😠That makes baby jeebus laugh!
rec4u
In the ****
Joined 22 Aug '06 Moves 26976 Originally posted by epiphinehas
Who would you cast to play Walt Whitman in a movie? Please give reasons, too. Kevin Spacey
underpants??
Joined 01 Sep '06 Moves 56453 Tobey Maguire as a young Whitman, and maybe Anthony Hopkins as the older Whitman.
Whitman is my favorite poet btw, I absolutely love" leaves of grass", and have read it too many times to count.
In the ****
Joined 22 Aug '06 Moves 26976 Originally posted by duecer
Tobey Maguire as a young Whitman, and maybe Anthony Hopkins as the older Whitman.
Whitman is my favorite poet btw, I absolutely love" leaves of grass", and have read it too many times to count. On that recommendation, I have just ordered it from Amazon!
🙂
Isle of Misfit Toys
Joined 08 Aug '03 Moves 36633 Originally posted by duecer
Tobey Maguire as a young Whitman, and maybe Anthony Hopkins as the older Whitman.
Whitman is my favorite poet btw, I absolutely love" leaves of grass", and have read it too many times to count. "Leaves of Grass" is excellent, with more than a few classics spread throughout.
lazy boy derivative
Joined 11 Mar '06 Moves 71817
Me, all along
Joined 14 Jan '07 Moves 63372 Know that feeling that you've slept right through something! For anyone else who hadn't heard of him either;
http://www.bartleby.com/142/14.html#1
Isle of Misfit Toys
Joined 08 Aug '03 Moves 36633 Originally posted by badmoon
Welcome back, Suzianne. Thank you!
(Btw, I've seen that Davis/Coltrane video in your profile literally dozens of times, and it's just as awesome every time.)
Illinois
Joined 20 Mar '07 Moves 6804 Originally posted by rbmorris
Robin Williams.
Possibly Woody Harrelson.
Both could do intelligent in a folksy way, sexually deviant, slyly humorous, caring. Funny that. Robin Williams was first to come to mind for me as well. 🙂
EDIT: A bearded RW, like he was in Good Will Hunting.
Illinois
Joined 20 Mar '07 Moves 6804 Originally posted by Rene-Claude
Kevin Spacey Interesting pick! In my opinion, though, he seems a bit too slick for the part.
Illinois
Joined 20 Mar '07 Moves 6804 Originally posted by duecer
Tobey Maguire as a young Whitman, and maybe Anthony Hopkins as the older Whitman.
Whitman is my favorite poet btw, I absolutely love" leaves of grass", and have read it too many times to count. Could Tobey Maguire play a gay poet, possessing uncommon passion and wisdom? I don't know if he could, to be honest. Tobey is a very subdued actor. Walt Whitman must have been a vibrant, freewheeling, passionate person. Although I don't doubt he could capture his quiet inner courage.
Anthony Hopkins would be an excellent older Whitman. Great choice.
Joined 10 Apr '06 Moves 19564 Originally posted by epiphinehas
Could Tobey Maguire play a gay poet, possessing uncommon passion and wisdom? I don't know if he could, to be honest. Tobey is a very subdued actor. Walt Whitman must have been a vibrant, freewheeling, passionate person. Although I don't doubt he could capture his quiet inner courage.
Anthony Hopkins would be an excellent older Whitman. Great choice. Donald Sutherland.
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