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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2022 · 29 MIN

Ep 58 - Turned Down For What?

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This episode, our hosts discuss actors who turned down now iconic roles, the films they did instead, and why turning them down may have been for the best. The Roles They Turned Down: 1. GoldenEye - Directed by Martin Campbell; Not Starring Liam Neeson 2. Forest Gump - Directed by Robert Zemeckis; Not Starring John Travolta 3. Boogie Nights - Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson; Not Starring Leonardo DiCaprio The Roles They Took Instead: 1. Michael Collins - Directed by Neil Jordan; Starring Liam Neeson 2. Pulp Fiction - Directed by Quentin Tarantino; Starring John Travolta 3. Titanic - Directed by James Cameron; Starring Leonardo DiCaprio The K Cut is hosted by Andrea B., James B., & Rachael C. Edited, Mixed, & Mastered by James B. Intro & Outro music by Boutique Paul https://linktr.ee/btqpaul We are available on Spotify & Apple podcasts, among other platforms, & can be found on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter https://linktr.ee/thekcut For more film related content be sure to browse the articles on https://www.filmsfatale.com/ If you enjoyed listening to this show be sure to check out The Prefer Not To Say Podcast, another show co-hosted by James https://linktr.ee/prefernottosaypodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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