If You Could Work with anyone...

[thelaughingduck2001]

Actors-Jake Gyllenhaal (he's got potential) and obviously De Niro (try and regain some of the stunning ability that he's lost in the late nineties-rocky and bullwinkle)

Actresses-Jodie Foster (very good actress) Audrey Tautou (stunning, great actress, and I want to marry her (LOL)

DOP-Bill Pope (great work on The Matrix) Steven Poster (loved his quirky Donnie Darko camerawork)

Composers-Too many to mention.

What about everybody else? Any other kind of crew people you would like to work with. Maybe there's a Director you would like to film one of your screenplays.

[windowslaws]

beloved monster

[GREATwarEAGLE]

Any producer willing to take a huge but calculated risk.

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[Kev Owens]

LOL

Could work [img]graemlins/hmmm.gif[/img]

[Brainmuncher]

zombified flesh hungry Ghandi

[andyblaa]

Actors: Johnny Depp, just cuz he's probably the best actor that ever lived, Paul Bettany, another great, versatile actor, Jean-Hugues Anglade, hugely underrated French actor, and Billy Crudup, another hugely underrated actor.

Actresses: Scarlet Johannsen, amazing in everything she's ever done and I don't just want to, I WILL marry her, Christina Ricci, great actress, interesting and quirky, Frances McDormand, very versatile.

DOP's: Matthew Libatique, great work on Pi and Requiem for a Dream amongst other stuff, Anthony Dod Mantle, the only truly great DV DOP, he knows the equipment inside out and knows how to get really stunning images out of DV, Kiko de la Rica, DOP'ed Sex and Lucia, one of the most visually stunning films I've seen.

Composers: Gabriel Yared, scored City of Angels, English Patient, Talend Mr Ripley etc., Clint Mansell, the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack has been used so many times since on all sorts of things, very versatile.

And loads more obviously.

Andy

[thelaughingduck2001]

I'd also like to work with Mathiue Kassovitz (I'd love for him to direct one of my scripts) and Andyblaa, I know who you feel-I WILL MARRY AUDREY TAUTOU (even if she will be 35 when I'm 25, ah, who cares?!?!!!)

[kriegslust]

I'd like to work with Elmo. It'd be nice to see him try to tackle a serious role in a hard-hitting kitchen sink drama about it being grim up North.

Oh, and obviously Jean-Luc Godard.

[andyblaa]

You see the thing is, Scarlett Johannsen is my age so we will be perfect together.

Kriegslust, I agree, Elmo always has an exact and intimate knowledge of every character he plays. I once worked with him at the Donmar on a little play called Hamlet directed by the great Sam Mendes and he really was a joy not only to be around but to work with aswell. One of the true greats of modern cinema. If you get a chance, rent Lars Von Triers little-known first feature film, Elmo in Hell, in which the titular character plays a hardbitten, alcoholic cop hauted by flashbacks of the death of his children in a forest fire. Elmo struggles to come to terms with his own mortality and at the end of a long drawnout battle with his inner psyche he crumbles and cruelly takes his own life. A real tour-de-force, it'll have you weeping into your popcorn. A must-see from one of Europes premier filmmakers.

Andy

[The Cavity]

Self-explanatory.