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Post by Kate on Jul 17, 2007 16:36:45 GMT -4
I know there is a thread asking which roles you'd like to see Michael in on tv...but what else? Film or stage or whatever.
I am a a comic book nerd. Especially for Batman. I think Mikey would make a FANTASTIC Two-Face. Beyond fantastic actually. I think he could pull off that crazy and tragic mentality really well. But, I'd like to see him as someone besides a villain.
I hope he has a theatrical singing voice because I think he would be an amazing Erik/Phantom of the Opera. That is a tragic role I think he could play. Everyone in the musical finds him a villain, but everything he does is out of love. Even if he is not a phenomenal singer, he could play the role in a movie version that does not require much singing for the role. I just think he'd be absolutely perfect as that character.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2007 1:08:16 GMT -4
OK, why not think big, er, small, er—well, here it is: as Napoleon.
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Post by Amy Is Ben's Love Freak on Jul 18, 2007 4:17:39 GMT -4
wow i like the phantom of the opera idea!! i dunno what i really want to see him as though a really evil movie character in a good film that would be great.
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Post by Kate on Jul 18, 2007 14:57:53 GMT -4
Napoleon! That would be really cool.
I would love to see him in a dark Tim Burton fantasy. That would be really neat.
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Post by Kate on Jul 18, 2007 15:08:55 GMT -4
I was just thinking that I would love to see him as a foreign soldier.
One of my all-time favorite books and classic movies is "All Quiet on the Western Front" (recommend it to EVERYONE)...and it tells the story of World War I from the point of view of the German soldiers. Paul is the main character and he is sensitive and kind-hearted, but becomes bitter during the end of the story. Even though he is a younger character, I think Michael would make a wonderful Paul. Or another soldier in the story.
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Post by foldslinus on Oct 21, 2007 12:54:53 GMT -4
I agree with you Kate! I love Tim Burton movies, and Michael would be great in one!
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Post by martina on Oct 21, 2007 18:24:45 GMT -4
Hi "All quiet on the western front " by Remarque is a great choice, Michael has this typical classical face for stuff like that, he could play a concentration victim also like a Truman character, a Shakespearean character as well a John Irving fictive, he is so talented.... I miss parts like lovers and gamblers, clowns (yeah I remember Kevin Anderson/Tennessee Williams)the Prosphero type, the John Steinbeck Character, William Faulkner or the Herman Hesse / >Thomas Mann dramatics men.(I`M not taking about Robert Musil) Men on the edge, men looking in their destiny, creative, lovely, but lonely, emotional, dirty, open, closed, full of secrets,tender, married but caged, thinking but be afraid of it, psychological brilliant but not helping for himself,and I`m not talking about Hanibal Lektor. In Germany it´s time to go to bed.... I could talk and talk I guess about the Michael`s role I m imagine. My personal dream is to see him playing the biography of Peter Lorre!!!!!I have so much information and ideas about this. night Martina
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Post by Henry Gale on Oct 21, 2007 20:13:31 GMT -4
Henry Carr in Stoppard's Travesties. My favourite actor of all time, John Wood, originated the role, and since I missed it (blast it, why couldn't I have been around in 1974), I want to see my other favourite actor of all time (i.e. Mr. Emerson) in the role.
Plus, John and Michael have the same noses. And they both have oh-so-adorable semi-nasally voices that I'm instantly drawn to. (Hmm, there's got to be a correlation there, hasn't there? LoL.)
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Oct 21, 2007 20:28:39 GMT -4
Henry Carr in Stoppard's Travesties. My favourite actor of all time, John Wood, originated the role, and since I missed it (blast it, why couldn't I have been around in 1974), I want to see my other favourite actor of all time (i.e. Mr. Emerson) in the role. Plus, John and Michael have the same noses. And they both have oh-so-adorable semi-nasally voices that I'm instantly drawn to. (Hmm, there's got to be a correlation there, hasn't there? LoL.) OH, my God, I so love John Wood.
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Oct 21, 2007 20:30:59 GMT -4
I want to see Michael Emerson as Felix Unger and Terry O'Quinn as Oscar Madison (The Odd Couple).
I would also love to see Michael in the role of George in the play Of Mice and Men.
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Post by Henry Gale on Oct 21, 2007 20:33:27 GMT -4
Wow. And I thought I was the only Wood fanatic. ;D Here's a treat for you: That's the only picture I could find of John Wood in Travesties.
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Post by Edith S. Baker on Oct 21, 2007 20:57:44 GMT -4
Wow. And I thought I was the only Wood fanatic. ;D Here's a treat for you: That's the only picture I could find of John Wood in Travesties. Thank you. He was so great in Holocaust. That was when I feel in love with him.
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Post by Henry Gale on Oct 21, 2007 21:01:49 GMT -4
Erm... heh, heh... I'm pretty sure John Wood wasn't in 'Holocaust'. I checked IMDB and there was a 'James Woods' in the cast list, though. Were you thinking of him, perhaps?
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Post by Robyn [Emerson-aholic] on Oct 23, 2007 12:05:12 GMT -4
;D Napoleon! That would be really cool. I would love to see him in a dark Tim Burton fantasy. That would be really neat. omg yes he'd so suit a Tim Burton film!!! i LOVE Tim Burton hes just such a legend ;D ;D ;D id love to see Michael in a sherlock holmes fim aswell. and i agree with u Kate, Michael would be an amazing two face!! im a comic book geek too id love Neil Gaiman's sandman to be made into a movie, Michael could play Cain, thatd be ace!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2007 14:06:41 GMT -4
He did a great job narrating a version of American Gods for the "Legends II" audiobook. I'm sure the Brits here might find his scottish accent off, but it worked on these American ears.
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