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Kathleen Turner

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Ghostbusters

The Stephen A. Smith Hottest Take Award

Four distinct hot takes cover SNL films, ghost imprisonment, Dana's standards, and a Sigourney WeaverKathleen Turner swap.

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Approx. transcript time · 01:25:40Read transcript
  • Ghostbusters is argued to be the best film emerging from Saturday Night Live's creative orbit, ahead of Wayne's World, Blues Brothers, Anchorman, and other contenders.
  • The Ghostbusters are criticized as an unregulated private police and prison service with no clear right to confine ghosts.
  • Dana is accused of warming to Venkman only after he becomes a successful and famous small-business owner.
  • A final take proposes swapping Sigourney Weaver and Kathleen Turner between Ghostbusters and Romancing the Stone.
  • The swap is defended on the theory that Weaver better fits an initially restrained novelist while Turner would heighten possessed Dana's sexuality.
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Kindergarten Cop

Recasting Couch

Cameron is proposed to direct; Roberts, Cage, Turner and several mother-role alternatives are suggested.

In the discussion (5)
Approx. transcript time · 01:11:43Read transcript
  • James Cameron is proposed with Jamie Lee as the other teacher and increased violence/production value; a joke imagines tall blue students with tails.
  • Given the star and director’s status, a more ambitious cast is wanted, with Julia Roberts as the teacher on the run.
  • Nick Cage is proposed as Crisp and receives approval.
  • Faye Dunaway, Shirley MacLaine or Ellen Burstyn are offered for the mother; Kathleen Turner replacing Cathy Moriarty is the strongest wish.
  • Meg Ryan as the partner is questioned because she would need to be the female lead and might imply too much romantic interest; the existing partner’s flirtation and kiss are debated.
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Basic Instinct

Casting What-Ifs

Basinger, Ryan, Davis, Barkin, Hemingway, Moore, Thompson, Turner, Berenger, Forman, Fiorentino and Shields

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Approx. transcript time · 01:27:13Read transcript
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Body Double

Recasting Couch

Retain ordinary-man lead; Hanks; Russell; Dreyfuss; Caruso; Turner as Gloria

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Approx. transcript time · 00:16:16Read transcript
  • Wasson’s odd, unstarry presence is questioned, but a major star such as Travolta or Pacino might not work as this humiliated protagonist.
  • Kurt Russell might give a better performance but make a worse film; Hanks is considered ideal for the ordinary-man part.
  • The casting is defended as a modern Jimmy Stewart ordinary man and struggling low-tier actor; Dreyfuss is considered but his career circumstances complicate it.
  • Wasson works best in the first act but may lack force for the later thriller. Caruso is floated, then doubted as someone a partner would cheat on.
  • Wasson’s mundane early behavior emphasizes his lack of star aura; Giamatti is imagined as a later-era alternative.
  • Kathleen Turner as Gloria could supply both the appearance and voice, though the character’s limited function would probably remain.
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Raiders of the Lost Ark

Recasting Couch

Stronger villains; Kathleen Turner, Sharon Stone, Michelle Pfeiffer, Margot Kidder, Deborah Winger, or Sean Young as Marion

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Approx. transcript time · 01:24:04Read transcript
  • Any stronger actor than Paul Freeman is the bronze change and John Lithgow as Toht is the silver.
  • Kathleen Turner is the primary Marion recast for greater sexual energy with Ford, though others object that Romancing the Stone later supplies exactly that pairing.
  • Sharon Stone, Michelle Pfeiffer, Margot Kidder, Deborah Winger, and Sean Young are alternate Marion ideas; the conversation ultimately leans toward Winger or Young while still defending Allen.
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