and...Paul Reubens, Tony Danza, Lyle Lovett, Mickey Rourke, Chuck Norris, and Cedric the Entertainer!salussolia said:bob hope,and Humphrey Bogart too..
dont forget!
jtobin13 said:whwn marcus meets indy at his house is it dusk or dawn??? the scene where he packs his gun
Dr.Sartorius said:Other actors not likely to replace Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones:
Leonard Nimoy
George Lazenby
Roger Moore
Macaulay Culkin
Eddie Murphy
Steve Martin
Billy Crystal
Adamwankenobi said:The only person who could replace Harrison Ford as Indy (IMO) is Nathan Fillion.
foreignerfred said:I think the writers of the show CASTLE agree:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEFE6pezep4
He doesn't look like Ford, but I think he can portray the tone/character of Indiana Jones.
Aw, c'mon... don't tell me this was new to you!Montana Smith said:Cool idea - Firefly was one of my favourite series! He has the same sort of humourous approach that Harrison took with Indy.
Finn said:Aw, c'mon... don't tell me this was new to you!
Gabeed said:I'm a big fan of Nathan Fillion, Serenity, and Firefly as well, but . . ..I have this fear that an Indiana Jones movie starring Nathan Fillion would be more like those terrible "The Librarian" movies than Raiders of the Lost Ark. His characters are all about quirky humor, and if that were brought into an Indy movie too much, it wouldn't work. Maybe it's because he kinda looks like Noah Wyle, but I just keep thinking about those stupid Librarian movies when I think of "Nathan Fillion, Archaeologist". That said, the early episodes of Firefly certainly exhibit a darker Malcolm Reynolds character which would work better for an Indy film, and Nathan Fillion is certainly the best idea for an Indy replacement I've heard so far.
Raiders112390 said:Tom Selleck.
Attila the Professor said:David Boreanaz of television's <I>Bones</I> (and <I>Angel</I>, but I can't actually speak to that performance) has something of the appropriate old Hollywood ruggedness and charm that might be right, the "hit your mark and look the other fellow in the eye" style of acting cited by Cagney that Ford seems to follow much of the time. He knows his way around a wisecrack but has a warmth and sincerity to him too. (Of course, that latter might be something to steer away from to some extent to really take advantage of in a recasting scenario, but he feels real, is the point.)
(Not really the right sort of jacket in this photo, but as a bit of reference.)