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Timothée Chalamet

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Obsession

The Stephen A. Smith Hottest Take Award

Timothée Chalamet would elevate the film; Bear never loved or knew Nikki.

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  • Casting the actor transcribed as “Shalamee” as Bear is claimed to elevate the movie dramatically. — Bill Simmons
  • Lucas Hedges is proposed as an alternative Bear.
  • Nikki’s lack of close friends who intervene is questioned. — Joanna Robinson
  • Sarah’s resentment toward Nikki is defended by the group’s romantic entanglements. — Joanna Robinson
  • Bear is argued never to have loved Nikki; he responds to status and the fulfilled wish rather than knowing her.
  • Nikki’s writing and shared history are offered as evidence that she has depth. — Joanna Robinson
Den of Thieves

Recasting Couch

Ali Larter; young Nick prequel; keep existing cast

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  • Recasting: Ali Larter's Landman character as Big Nick's ex-wife, with a joke that she would respond less gracefully and might stab him. — Chris Ryan
  • A prequel about young Nick's football years and entry into Los Angeles policing is proposed after discussing Timothée Chalamet's next role. — Bill Simmons
  • An earlier proposal would give Butler a funny sidekick played by Dave Chappelle. — Chris Ryan
  • The Chappelle idea receives immediate objections; the proposer ultimately says he was wrong despite imagining gun training and jokes at Nick’s expense. — Chris Ryan
  • The existing cast is ultimately retained. — Bill Simmons
  • A funnier Bosco is proposed, with Flea invoked as a model for someone who could mock Nick. — Chris Ryan
  • Shane Gillis as Murph is offered as another example of a cop who could supply a few jokes about Nick.
  • Nicolas Cage would have suited Big Nick in the mid-to-late 2000s but has aged out of that version. — Chris Ryan
  • Pedro Pascal is a contemporary Big Nick possibility, with physical credibility and apparent behavioral authenticity important to the role. — Chris Ryan
  • An unspecified Wagner is another possibility; the transcript does not establish a surname. — Chris Ryan
  • Ben Affleck is proposed for a mid-to-late-2000s version. — Chris Ryan
  • Liev Schreiber as Big Nick would create a brother-against-brother pairing with Pablo; the audience groans at the idea.
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  • After Damon could not play the lead, the role was steered to Affleck; using Damon as the brother is proposed as an improvement. — Bill Simmons
  • Chalamet reportedly auditioned for Patrick and did not get the role.
  • Hedges is preferred to Chalamet for frame, class background and Massachusetts credibility, despite both actors’ New York backgrounds.
  • Krasinski is reported as connected to the original idea and initially floated for the role before Lonergan completed the film.
  • Krasinski remains an uncertain dramatic fit because this kind of acting had not been seen from him, though A Quiet Place is offered as reason not to rule him out; Affleck’s Gone Baby Gone work supplies a contrasting precedent. — Bill Simmons
American Gigolo

Recasting Couch

Julie Christie; Nina van Pallandt; Lange, Close and modern leads also considered

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  • Nina van Pallandt replacing Hutton is proposed as an older but striking woman plausibly intoxicated by Julian. — Sean Fennessey
  • Christie remains a preferred Michelle, with her age making the senator marriage more convincing. — Bill Simmons
  • Lange is favored if casting younger; Glenn Close is another appealing option for a desirous senator’s wife and future erotic-thriller skill. — Sean Fennessey
  • A current remake considers Bernthal but doubts his age, proposes Miles Teller, and raises Glenn Powell while questioning his smirky quality. — Sean Fennessey
  • A more bisexual or androgynous Julian suggests Timothée Chalamet; Armie Hammer is raised and rejected jokingly. — Sean Fennessey
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