Return of David Addison??

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janus666.TakeThisOut@webtv.net (W. Lydecker) wrote:

> Bruce Willis says he wants to do another MOONLIGHTING movie. Great
> Oogly Moogly!
>
> A fifty year old David? As Maddie would say, "Well, I don't know.."

Another 'Moonlighting' movie? When was there a first one?
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none dare ask, << "When was there a first one?" >>

It broke upon the public in early '85. Even had it's very own video
tape, with screen tests of Bruce and distant competitor.
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W. Lydecker wrote:
> Bruce Willis says he wants to do another MOONLIGHTING movie. Great
> Oogly Moogly!
>
> A fifty year old David? As Maddie would say, "Well, I don't know.."

IIRC Bruce Willis and Cybill Shephard really didn't get along together
all that well off-camera and it only got worse as the series went on,
and the behind the scenes stuff pretty much destroyed the series. I
seriously doubt they could reunite the two of them for a Moonlighting
movie. But since Bruce Willis is still a pretty big star and Cybill
has pretty much disappeared from the public eye, they'll probably cast
somebody else in her role. I doubt this would work unless they recast
everybody, including the Willis role because he is entirely too old for
the part. I can't really think of anybody who could play Addison; Greg
Kinnear is one who comes to mind but at this point he is probably too
old for the role himself.
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Michael O'Connor wrote:
> I doubt this would work unless they recast
> everybody, including the Willis role because he is entirely too old for
> the part. I can't really think of anybody who could play Addison; Greg
> Kinnear is one who comes to mind but at this point he is probably too
> old for the role himself.

How old are you? Twelve??

Who the hell says that an age appropriate GOOD SCRIPT for a currently
aged Moonlighting crew couldn't be a real hoot?

Dead is too old, granted, but other dismissal is Agism, plain and
simple.

Movie/TV viewers of all ages should be able tro appreciate GOOD MOVIES
regardless of whether the charahters involved reflect their youth or
age and the problem of most movies today is lousy scripting resulting
from fuzzy logic, a poor understanding of human psychology and an
extremely limited knoledge of the richness of the language. So
Hollywood tries to compensate for intellegence with physical
beauty/attractiveness and hopes that no one will notice. <End somewhat
unrelated rant.>
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