Re: Andress as Galadriel, as it happens, I saw her a couple of days ago in the western Red Sun (meh). She doesn't strike me as a dignified or kindly enough to play Galadriel. Her face strikes me as having a villainous (and pouty) cast to it.
True, she'd be perfect for that show. The Anti-Galadriel.How 'bout for the Things Of Power show then oops I mean rings
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Here he was in 1962:Lorre would be the perfect Gollum.
Eh, I'd prefer LoR be animated anyway, so Lorre's voice would be perfect 😁Here he was in 1962:
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More suitable for a hobbit. And as Mr. O pointed out, it would have to be a very early 60s movie, since two years later he was dead. I'd nominate Michael J. Pollard.
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Now I'll admit that when movie rumors were floating around back then, I suggested him for Aragorn, but I'm pretty sure it was a joke.
Pretty sure . . . 🤔
I assume you mean via AI, which didn't exist then.Eh, I'd prefer LoR be animated anyway, so Lorre's voice would be perfect 😁
Not AI, CGI, though not necessarily even that.I assume you mean via AI, which didn't exist then.
Oh, you mean the voice?Cut-and-paste from his other movies?
Thanks... I'll look it up. I like to watch Price play it straight.It's from this:
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An entry in Roger Corman's Poe cycle, it's a trilogy of shorts, shot -- typically for him -- in three weeks. Lorre appeared in the "comedy" of the three segments, so yes, Price hammed it up even more than usual, but so did Lorre. All three were written by SF writer Richard Matheson, best known for his post-apocalyptic zombie/vampire novel I Am Legend.
BTW, the final project in the cycle, "The Tomb of Ligeia" is IMO the best, and in fact one of my favorite movies. Price was apparently impressed enough by Robert Townsend's script that he played his part completely straight, a rarity for him.
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