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The Omen
The Omen
Film credit
Lee Remick
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Apex Mountain
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- Gregory Peck is rejected; Lee Remick remains uncertain despite the film’s success. — Bill Simmons
- Rosemary’s Baby is preferred for the Antichrist, and The Shining for creepy tricycle-riding children. — Bill Simmons
- Rottweilers and jackals are considered; the film transcribed as Hand That Rocks the Crater is preferred for evil nannies. — Bill Simmons
Recasting Couch
A 2023 version could cast Taylor Swift as the ambassador and the football player transcribed as Travis Kelsey in the Lee Remick role.
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Approx. transcript time · 01:01:03Read transcript
- A 2023 version could cast Taylor Swift as the ambassador and the football player transcribed as Travis Kelsey in the Lee Remick role. — Bill Simmons
What’s Aged the Best?
Opening at 6 a.m. on June 6 immediately signals the devil.
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Approx. transcript time · 00:40:16Read transcript
- Opening at 6 a.m. on June 6 immediately signals the devil. — Chris Ryan
- Animals sensing danger, the mother’s white veil, efficient filmmaking, and creepy music hold up. — Chris Ryan
- The child actor is praised for an effective face and sparing use, compared with Jaws; casting reportedly involved testing children’s angry reactions. — Bill Simmons
- 1970s London and Lee Remick’s screen presence are praised. — Bill Simmons
- Photo foreshadowing and the nanny telling Damien she is there to protect him remain creepy. — Bill Simmons
- Religious shrines, diaries, and priests losing senses from trauma are effective horror devices. — Bill Simmons
- The Omen is credited with popularizing 666, compared with Friday the 13th making its superstition more prominent. — Bill Simmons
- The casting of both Damiens is praised. — Bill Simmons
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