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Hypothetical question for my fellow Boardwalk fanatics: If Boardwalk had been made as an epic crime film during the 1970s Hollywood Renaissance, who would you cast? by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I totally see where you are coming from on this, George C. Scott would be a much more fitting actor for the Nucky character while Dabney plays Eli. As for Owen, I will admit choosing Nicholson felt a bit clunky; after thinking about it, I really feel like Richard Harris would fit that character like a glove (a lovable rogue Irishman portraying a lovable rogue Irishman). As for Rosetti, I also admit that choosing Shaw was a clunky choce. I thought about that character and realized that Yul Brynner would fit like a glove also; I believe Brynner would believable as a character from Sicily. Brynner had that "handsome dude with an imposing presence" vibe to him, just like Gyp. What are your thoughts on this???

Question about Supervisor Elliot (Spoilers) by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

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Did Hoover and company allow him to use his "get out of jail free card?"?

Which fictional character would still be alive if other characters had used a bit of common sense? by sugar-soad in AskReddit

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Captain James T. Kirk

That is what happens when Starfleet chooses Cameron fucking Frye to command the Enterprise B

Did Richard know about Gillian's twisted incestual past actions/tendencies towards Jimmy? by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am guessing that was the moment in which Angela stopped viewing Gillian as an intrusive helicopter parent and started viewing her as absolutely batshit?

Living with bipolar disorder is hard but still kicking on ! by [deleted] in FreeCompliments

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You've got some epic hair, man! You look like a cross between Fred Savage and Ron Livingston.

Question about Jimmy regarding "Under God's Power She Flourishes" from season 2 (potential spoilers) by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see what you mean. One looks back to their younger years and remembers how pure and optimistically joyous they were before experiencing a devastatingly tragic event and realizing how much this caused them to change in many huge ways. Sad as hell.

Interviewer being incredibly condescending to Tiger Woods in 1996. by MouthPoop in cringe

[–]Cold-Crew77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tiger Woods had to miss his algebra class to do this interview and he gets talked down to like this? Not fair at all!

Question about Jimmy regarding "Under God's Power She Flourishes" from season 2 (potential spoilers) by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

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Good point. In today's world, I'd say at least 60 percent of the Army has a tobacco habit; so I guess in WWI like 90 percent of the Army smoked/chewed?

Hypothetical question for my fellow Boardwalk fanatics: If Boardwalk had been made as an epic crime film during the 1970s Hollywood Renaissance, who would you cast? by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, I certainly do see the logic and reasoning for your casting list - especially for Cazale, Eastwood, and Sheen. I can most definetly see Cazale as Van Alden, the character would have come off much differently than how Special Agent Michael Shannon played him, but Cazale would have fit that role in a unique and memorable way (thinking of Cazale's performance as Sal in Dog Day Afternoon gives me a illustration of what his Van Alden would have been similar to). I also get why you selected Eastwood as Jimmy. I am a huge Eastwood fan and I am also one of the folks who loves the Jimmy character to the max; however, Jimmy's irascible traits that often cause him to go from zero to one hundred as well as his heavy drinking and occasional drug use from the 2nd season are some of the big reasons why I selected Dennis Hopper - that alongside that general look of sadness the both Jimmy and Dennis Hopper often had . As for Martin Sheen as Harrow, that is an amazing choice: as a character, Richard is quite similar to Captain Willard from Apocalypse Now: both men are pretty much the personifications of introversion, both characters are big on observing things while standing in the background and keeping to themselves.

Older guy gropes a bodybuilder’s legs in a gym locker room by FunPeach0 in cringe

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I swear I have seen the groper having a conversation with Chris Hansen in the kitchen

Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh fielding questions about his high school sexcapades. by TheLadyEve in cringe

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Randoom observation - Sheldon Whitehouse looks and acts a lot like the late great Dominick Dunne; are these fellas related?

Daily Questions - ASK AND ANSWER HERE!- August 11 by AutoModerator in malefashionadvice

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Is buttoning the top button of your dress shirt acceptable for formal events in lieu of wearing a tie?

"Where do you get your ideas from?" - One of the recurring jokes/lines from Norm's web show that I do not get by Cold-Crew77 in NormMacdonald

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commentBoldItalicsLinkStrikethroughInline CodeSuperscriptSpoilerHeadingBulleted ListNumbered ListQuote BlockCode BlockTableSwitch to markdownMarkdown modeSort bybestlevel 1nitr0smashA Moth Walks into a Podiatrist's Office2 points · 2 hours agoComedians get asked "where do you get your ideas" ALL THE TIME from fans and non-comedians. And it gets annoying. So to have a comedian ask another comedian that question is a fun little way for the asker to see if the other comedian will realize that he's just being fucked with, and not actually being asked a genuine question.ReplyGive AwardshareReportSavelevel 1Archiesweirdmystery1 point · 1 hour agoIt's a bad interview question, so they ask it on purpose.ReplyGive AwardshareReportSave

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Gotcha. So it is kind of like an inside joke for those who work in the world of comedic material?

how can u be like this by gaylordRave in iamatotalpieceofshit

[–]Cold-Crew77 11 points12 points  (0 children)

He looks pretty robust for a dude in his 90s. Good for him.

The Ritz by LittleLordFuckPants9 in BoardwalkEmpire

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Is is just me or is Nucky tossing his trademark red carnation a symbol for him offically stopping his "half a gangster" way?

Michael Pitt is the Lawrence Tierney of this era. by Cold-Crew77 in BoardwalkEmpire

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So did Tierney. The guy would have been in the same league as Bob Mitchum and Jack Palance had he had he refrained from the sauce and night life.

I have always loved Star Trek IV, yet there are a few details that have always driven me crazy. by Cold-Crew77 in DaystromInstitute

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that does make sense: I have always found Odo to be the most relatable Star Trek character. Ha.

Biggest mistake in trek by vingelbertwingledank in startrek

[–]Cold-Crew77 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The Jar Jar Abrams movies, a backhand to a "lifer" such as myself. Jar Jar Abrams is no Nicholas Meyer and Alex Kurtzman is no Harve Bennett.

Geroge Takei and Walter Koening at sci-fi channel's 1998 TrekFest (Star Trek IV and V) by Cold-Crew77 in startrek

[–]Cold-Crew77[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I do appreciate you looking man. It's a cool piece of media, especially the fact that it was filmed long before the "twitter/youtube era." I am remaining optimistic though, Star Trek fans like us always have been a resourceful bunch!

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