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Tom Wilkinson is also often confused with DW...

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Date Posted: 03:37:36 11/17/01 Sat
In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "Harry Potter" on 16:17:34 11/16/01 Fri

BTW, someone sent me Dark at Noon. I watched some of it. It's very strange but not completely uninteresting. DW got to play Dr. Vic five years before Toonsylvania...

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[> Subject: I thought it was Lord of the Rings ...

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Suky
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Date Posted: 09:06:22 11/17/01 Sat

... that the guy had mentioned seeing DW in the trailer for. I'm really bummed out that DW wasn't in at least one of those movies (both look really good, and he'd make a great wizard, don't you think?). If it was LOTR he thought he saw DW in, it was probably really either Ian McKellan or Christopher Lee ... they've got them so made up with wigs and beards that even I thought I saw DW flash on the screen for a second! (Christopher Lee is of similar height/build to DW--not that they look much alike otherwise. BTW, I was recently shocked when I looked at Lee's IMDb listing and discovered he's got even more movies to his credit than DW! I was beginning to think DW must hold some sort of record. What's really bizarre about it is it's been so long since I've seen Lee in anything that I thought he'd retired, but apparently he's still going strong.)

I still can't see the resemblance between Rickman and DW (except that I find them both very attractive!)--but I'll never forget my brother-in-law adamantly insisting to me that the guy we'd just seen in Galaxy Quest was the guy from Time After Time! (I don't think I was ever able to convince him otherwise.)

Wouldn't you love to see DW and AR do a film together? (One in which they actually had some good scenes together, that is!) BTW, no "cruel" April Fool's jokes, please! ;-)

And then there's Peter O'Toole ... I actually did notice a mild resemblance when rewatching Masada a few weeks ago. But that's another posting ...