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• LAMB Casting: On the Waterfront (VOTING TIME)

  by AndrewEncore · Jul 10, 2012 at 12:08 CEST · Lamb Casting · 5 Comments
  

  Hello all, Andrew here with the next round of the LAMB Casting shenanigans. I’ve received six fine entries for re-casting Elia Kazan’s excellent fifties film and now it’s time for you – the voters – to pick which one you love best

  I’m particularly intrigued with this round of entries. For one, On the Waterfront is a favourite film of mine and I’m interested to see which contemporary stars you’d see filling the...

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• LAMB Casting: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?

  by AndrewEncore · Oct 20, 2011 at 0:55 CEST · Lamb Casting · No Comments
  

  Andrew here, with another film to cast for LAMB Casting. I decided I’d opt for a film with the lovely Katharine Hepburn who readers of my blog would know that I adore. We’ve been casting a number of youthful roles recently, so we’re turning to the mature this time re-casting the seven principals of the film (four of whom were Oscar nominated).

  So, it’s your job to recast the following:
  Matt Drayton...

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• LAMB Casting: All About Eve

  by AndrewEncore · May 18, 2011 at 0:35 CEST · Lamb Casting · 1 Comment
  

  Andrew here, with another episode of LAMB Casting. We took a relatively new film the last time with P. T. Anderson’s Magnolia but this month we return to our classic roots and are recasting Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s 1950 Best Picture winner All About Eve. It’s a notorious ensemble (featuring one Oscar winning and four Oscar nominated performances) and it’s appeared time and time again on list of ...

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• Interview with a LAMBpire: Robert of His Eyes Were Watching Movies

  by AndrewEncore · May 11, 2011 at 14:52 CEST · Interview With The Lambpyre · 1 Comment
  
  Andrew here with another episode of Interview with a LAMBpire where the winners of LAMB Casting get interviewed by moi. Robert of His Eyes Were Watching Movies is this month’s winner. Andrew: How important you think casting is in film? Does the actor make the role or vice versa?                  Robert: I don’t know if casting is the most important aspect of a film –...

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