(S39) PT #5 - Going Hollywood

[ajtigger]

Booter McGavin would only star in one type of movie, an action movie. The movie would be called "Last Day for Vengeance". This movie would feature Booter in the role of a US Marine who is fighting in a war against an unnamed entity. The film will begin with Booter's team on a mission to acquire sensitive data that is necessary for the war efforts. During the mission Booter's team will be ambushed, and Booter will be shot and thought to be dead. When he awakes, he finds his team missing and vows to find and save them. Armed with just his pistol Booter makes his way through the jungle to find a POW camp holding his friends. The rest of the movie unfolds as Booter slowly fights guards to release his friends. Booter uses his stealth, cunning, and strength to achieve his goals. The movie is action packed and leaves the audience breathless at every turn.

[KenitohMenara]

Considering Walter Gunther's size, his demeanor and his lineage, there was only really one role that he could play when Hollywood came calling for him. They wanted him to a Military movie. But they didn't just want him for any Military role, they wanted him for the starring role in "The Gentleman General", a series of fantasy military books that Gunther had a soft spot from his childhood. In fact it inspired many aspects of his game as a younger lad along with his coaches. 

The Gentleman General is the story of General Stefan Klaus, a recently promoted general in the Ardanian Empire's army after other high ranking officials in the army were killed in the war. Now promoted to a position of leadership, he needs to overcome the stigma of being a young general, build up his troops and turn the tide of the war against the Ardanian Empire's ancient enemy, The Kingdom of Dullahan and their armies of the occult.

[micool132]

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[Crunk]

Danny Nedelko was cast in the lead role in a shot for shot remake of the 1989 classic Road House.

The results were predictably disastrous. Nedelko is known for his physicality and muscle mass rather than his acting ability, and this actually detracts from the movie because a number of lines in the original reference Patrick Swayze's small stature. Though few would say that Swayze's performance in the original was Oscar-worthy, Nedelko still found himself unable to convey the emotional depth and range required for the role.

The remake was criticised for lacking the grit and heart of the original, and for being a brazen attempt to capitalise on the Outlaws running back's growing fame and popularity. "Wooden", "meadheaded" and "confusing" were words used by critics to describe Nedelko's performance.

The movie cleaned up in awards season though, winning 8 Golden Raspberry awards. Danny Nedelko collected his Worst Actor Razzie in person, and attempted to fight the host.

He won't be doing another movie.

[Southie]

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[Memento Mori]

Oliver Tolliver would star in a feel-good football movie. The young wide receiver is fresh out of college, with dreams of making it big in the Developmental Simulation Football League ahead of a career in the ISFL. Tolliver is young and reckless, coming from a difficult home life in which he never had a real father figure. He is very talented, however, and he is taken under the wing of Brandon Booker, a former ISFL Hall of Famer who won a championship in the DSFL long ago. Booker teaches Tolliver about life and about football, with Tolliver practicing running routes against the veteran cornerback while Booker tries to mould Tolliver into a great wide receiver and even better human being. The film eventually ends with Oliver Tolliver being drafted in the first round of the DSFL Draft, having impressed scouts and general managers with both his on-field play and his performance in the interview process. The final scene shows Booker and Tolliver's mother looking on proudly as the prospect shakes the hand of the DSFL commissioner and holds up his new jersey. (182 words)

[PMoney]

As a multi sport athlete over his life, Akinfenwa's first blockbuster movie would have to be about the true story of his transition into an American Football player. From a popular but lower division footballer over in his home in the UK, the story would follow the struggles he faced as his career ended and the path of him being scouted to play in the ISFL. From when scouts noticed his raw potential as a blocker to realising he had the speed and aggresive cuts to be a star Running back. The real story of Akinfenwa is a blockbuster waiting to happen and this could really catapult Akinfenwa into his third career as an actor once he finalyl decides to hand up the cleets and get out of the sporting side of his life. He is built to be a future action star and appear opposite The Rock, but he'll never forget his roots and make sure he includes some of his playing team mates as co stars, particularly as Absolute Unit has been scouted out as another player of the statute required to act in such a big man film.

[Mooty99]

Well I am not suprised that these earth folks want to put me in there films, I am pretty damn amazing, I have even been in a few films in the seeder areas of the galaxy but it is probably best that we don't discuss that right now. Well I was given my chance of staring in a new movie and I decided that I would share myself with all of you. Of course the film thry wanted me to be in was a super hero film, because I am so super and who else would I be except the NEW superman. Alien who is amazing and comes to earth to show people how amazing he is, remind you of anyone. Of course there might be some complaints with superman having 2 heads and 3 arms but that will make him more amazing rather than less so it is perfect, I bet you can't wait for the film to come our.

[zeagle1]

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[Repgnar]

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