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Foamfollwoer : Bredan Gleeson
i change my mind, Bredan Gleeson - Trell
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Mhoram : Sir Sean Connery
Lord Foul : Christopher Lee


Hugh Laurie tbh i would struggle with this simply cause of MANY a happy hour rolling on the floor laffin at his antics in the Blackadder series
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Warmark wrote:In summary for me:
Mhoram : Liam Neeson
TC : Hugh Laurie/Christian bale
Pietten : Hayden Christianson
Foamfollwoer : Bredan Gleeson
Linden Avery : Jodie Foster
Gibbon : Anthony Hopkins
Caerroil Wildwood : Ian Mckellan/Christopher Lee
Protall : Bernard Lee
yeah, you need ian mckellan in there somewhere

otherwise no one would know you were trying to make LOTR... /cough
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outlander wrote:Mhoram : Sir Sean Connery
Lord Foul : Christopher Lee


Hugh Laurie tbh i would struggle with this simply cause of MANY a happy hour rolling on the floor laffin at his antics in the Blackadder series
I have to admit I really don't understand this Hugh Laurie thing. Is it possible to be less Covenanty?
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Apparently anyone who sees this "House" will immediately realise how amazing he'd be in the role :roll:
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It's true! I understand the impossibility of seeing Hugh Laurie in the role if all you've got to go on is Black Adder, but he'd be really good (if only he weren't so old).
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Murrin wrote:Apparently anyone who sees this "House" will immediately realise how amazing he'd be in the role :roll:
No, only those of us who have been sadly deprived of Blackadder. I remember catching all of two minutes of that on PBS years ago, and if Hugh Laurie was even in that scene, I don't remember him. I'm sure if I saw it now, I'd never look at House the same way again, rather like I can't take Gary Oldman seriously after Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead and The Fifth Element. For those of us who have no exposure to him outside of House, Laurie really does seem ideal.
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I havent seen "House" but i think he *LOOKS* quite like my covenant. Dont know if he could *ACT* like TC though.
But if you're all about the destination, then take a fucking flight.
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Never mind Blackadder, try Jeeves & Wooster. Definitely no TCness there!
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Jeeves & Wooster is hilarious. PBS needs to run that again. :D
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in "House" he acts a whole lot like covenant too, kind of annoying, but ya like his charechtor anyway

he'd be perfect for TC
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I don't know if anyone else has thought of this but all the extras? who could they be? (stonedownors, woodhelvennin, etc.) I was thinking racially-
Stonedownors= mexicans
Woodhelvennin= nordic people
Bloodguard= asian
Brathair= Mid-eastern
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Bloodguard= African, to me at least
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i think the woodhelvinnian are too ... weak? to be nordic- i always just pictured them as terribly skinny, and worthless in a melee fight
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Elohim---Californians?
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ive always thought californians were a bit odd... now we know why
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".Dude it's like our Word!!"
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Hmmm.... the Haruchai as surfer "dudes"?

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" We Suffice"
"Bitchin'"

I guess the Lords could be Hollywood celebrety types?
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With the help of a timemachine to carry the actor/actress for all 3 books in the 1st Chron here's some of mine:

Thomas Covenant - Russell Crowe
Lord Mhoram - Nicol Williamson (Merlin in Excalibur)
Quaan -A young Gene Hackman for LFB and present day for tPtP
Hile Troy - Goran Visnic (Luca on ER)
Bannor - Bruce Lee
Caerroil Wildwood - Alec Guinness
FoamFollower - Johnny Depp
Elena- Vivien Leigh
Trell - William Holden
*Both* Giant Ravers - Christopher Walken (because it would be SO cool!)
Lena - Donna Reed
Atiaran -Julie Andrews (Atiaran does some singing)
Lord Foul - Rody McDowall


Linden Avery - Nicole Kidman
Brinn - Jet Li
Gibbon - Anthony Hopkins
Sunder - Bruce Willis
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