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It Follows The Rewatchables
It Follows

Apex Mountain

Everyone in the cast except Michael Monroe (as transcribed); David Robert Mitchell; backward leg murders; the Playpen magazine

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  • Everyone in this cast is first called a no, then immediately corrected to a yes, except for Michael Monroe (as transcribed).
  • Monroe hasn't hit her apex yet; probably Long Legs, which vaulted her to another level, and she stars in these movies, like Watcher.
  • No above-ground pool scenes come to mind, though the pool becomes a symbol in the movie.
  • David Robert Mitchell is a yes for sure, with a lot of stock bought after this movie, after a joke about David Robert Marshall pitching for the Brewers.
  • High school horror movies are a no, that's Scream and Halloween; backward leg murders get a yeah, though this one is not as good as the first death in the Ring.
  • Charade with Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn is a no; the Playpen magazine gets a yeah for the tissues on top and the photo of his high school girlfriend.
Kindergarten Cop The Rewatchables
Kindergarten Cop

Casting What-Ifs

Reported alternatives include Murray and Swayze; DeVito, O’Hara, Bullock, Wood, Slater and an uncertain Hepburn story follow.

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  • Bill Murray and Patrick Swayze are reported as lead considerations; Murray is rejected by the speakers, Swayze interests them, and a later Keanu Reeves/Hardball version is imagined while Schwarzenegger remains preferred. — Kyle Brandt
  • Roadhouse dialogue, throat-ripping and a crude prison taunt are jokingly transplanted into Kindergarten Cop rather than reported as actual scenes. — Bill Simmons
  • Reported DeVito consideration is questioned because the police role seems implausible despite the opposite height joke; a Roadhouse crossover with Sam Elliott is imagined. — Bill Simmons
  • Catherine O Hara is reported unavailable because of Home Alone; Sandra Bullock and Elijah Wood are said not to have landed parts. The speaker’s identification of Joyce as the abused child’s mother is uncertain. — Bill Simmons
  • Christian Slater is said to have been considered for Crisp after Heathers but to have chosen Pump Up the Volume, which receives approval. — Bill Simmons
  • A story that Audrey Hepburn rejected Eleanor Crisp because she loved children is explicitly treated as unverified; the thermometer scene is joked about.
Notting Hill The Rewatchables
Notting Hill

Half-Assed Internet Research

Roberts’s pay dialogue; press profile; blue door; longer cut; Anna’s inspirations; Istanbul author

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  • Roberts reportedly increased Anna’s earnings from 10 million to 12 million to 15 million across takes, explaining she was tired of lowballing; the anecdote’s truth is explicitly uncertain. — Amanda Dobbins
  • A Vanity Fair profile describes nervous colleagues and Roberts’s objections to being called difficult; the hosts question whether intimidation or abruptness explains the reactions. — Amanda Dobbins
  • The profile reportedly says Grant’s voice rose around Roberts and her fee was 15 million; the hosts doubt the voice story and compare star compensation with later streaming economics. — Amanda Dobbins
  • Curtis once owned the blue-door house; after a sale the original door was reportedly auctioned, its replacement painted black and the wall marked by a visitor. — Amanda Dobbins
  • The original door is reportedly now in Hope Cove, Devon. — Amanda Dobbins
  • A supposed three-and-a-half-hour version is doubted, although the hosts would pay to see the extra material and feel the released length works. — Amanda Dobbins
  • Curtis reportedly modeled Anna partly on Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn; her distance, privacy and power are contrasted with Roberts’s familiar persona. — Amanda Dobbins
  • The real Istanbul-book author reportedly teaches there and has written nine books on the city, unlike the movie’s joke about never visiting Turkey. — Amanda Dobbins
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