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William Holden

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The Omen The Rewatchables
The Omen

Casting What-Ifs

Oliver Reed and William Holden were possibilities; Charlton Heston reportedly received an offer.

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The Fugitive The Rewatchables
The Fugitive

What’s Aged the Best?

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  • The options offered are the train scene, the dam scene and Tommy Lee Jones. — Andy Greenwald
  • One participant goes with TLJ, a second says TLJ too, and the third agrees, while noting the set pieces are worth considering.
  • The performance is timeless like Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs and Lillard in Scream; a Sam Gerard U.S. Marshal TV show would be watched every week.
  • The physical train set piece now looks almost quaint, whereas the character-based dam scene is timeless. — Andy Greenwald
  • No one of that generation could have played Gerard as well; William Holden is floated from the 70s, John Cusack is a cautionary example, and Hackman is the only other option though less fit for chasing through a sewer. — Andy Greenwald
  • Tommy Lee Jones improvised or tweaked much of his dialogue, including 'hinky' and the chocolate donut with sprinkles; every great line is his, called his Mona Lisa.
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Network

1976

Sunset Boulevard

1950