Why didn't daphne rubin vega do the movie rent?
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She was fifteen years older than the 19-year-old character. While that works on stage, it would have been really obvious on the screen. Also, she was pregnant at the time of filming.
276644
Rent?  Ahaha...no, I skipped my class to buy the DVD at Walmart ;)
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Rory Emerald did not appear in the film “Bang the drum slowly”, though he did audition for the part of Ron Cey, the famed LA Dodger third baseman.  The epic baseball film, released in 1973, was casting for teammates of Robert DeNiro and Michael Moriarty on a fictitious New York ball club,   who had already been selected for the two main roles.  \n\nRory Emerald showed up in full LA Dodger gear, sporting a bizarre fake mustache to give the role authenticity as Ron Cey, the beloved third sacker.  The producers were dumbfounded, and tried to explain to Mr. Emerald that there was no role in the movie for Ron Cey, and the LA Dodgers were not being used as it would violate MLB infringement laws.  Rory Emerald was not to be denied, and started strutting around like a little penguin, Ron Cey’s trademark, which had the casting crew in hysterics.  Emerald started saying “Are you talking to me?”, repeatedly, which intrigued Robert DeNiro, and he filed it for future use.  After a few moments of awkward silence, Selma Diamond, who had just been cast in the role of tootsie, said in her trademark smoky, gravelly voice “Penguin, you are turning me on”, which broke the tension.  Emerald, taken aback by Diamond’s svelte and rampant sexuality, asked her out.  While this was taking place, something truly bizarre happened.  Vin Scully, the famed LA Dodger broadcaster barged in, attempting to land a role as the broadcaster in the film.  His stature and fame had the whole room buzzing in excitement.  Unfortunately, Scully did not do well in his audition.  When he was “broadcasting” in his audition, he insisted on naming the New York Monarch infield….”Garvey, Lopes, Russell, and most importantly, the little penguin, Ron Cey, the beloved third baseman”.  Finally, in frustration, the producers had to choose another actor for the role as the Monarch broadcaster.\n\nAs a footnote, Rory Emerald and Selma Diamond did get together, as a torrid couple, for a few months in the summer of 1973, while Emerald was apparently fixated on Ron Cey.  In Variety Magazine, Rory Emerald was quoted as saying “I played a doubleheader on the diamond” some kind of bizarre sexual innuendo.
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beacause thats what sucky script writers do, become porno writers....Sadly if it's too good it becomes a D-list movie (rent Dreamers) and gets no notice\n\nI like this question.....keep it up guy.
1104727
No, but I saw a commercial on VH-1 asking the same question. Apparently Paris Hilton hasn't heard of them either.
402872
The show in the movie was called "Lease".  It is a parody of the real-life musical "Rent".
427121
Movies usually don't have addresses.\n\nI think a lot of them are filmed in the San Fernando Valley though.
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Nothing\n\nShe got mad with Hollywood after Three's company went off the air.  She made a guest appearance on Living Single a few years ago but I haven't seen her since.
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I went to NY last year, and I know that Dustin Hoffman, Yoko Ono, Harry Belafonte, Mariah Carey, Robert DeNiro, Billy Joel, Spike Lee, Madonna, Mike Myers, Al Pacino and Vanessa Williams live there at least part time =D  There are a lot more, I just cant remember.  Most of them live around the perimeter of Central Park, cause they are the most expensive buildings.  The only person I saw in person was the girl from Smallville, Lana Lang.
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Well I checked imdb.com and there is no information on her! Well, just that she was in Sandlot 2. Very weird! I guess you could just keep an eye on the link I left and hope they update it!
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This is what I heard whether its true of not I don’t know. But apparently the cast of girlfriends wanted more money per episode and the girls all agreed that they would go and see the producers and say that they wanted a pay rise. However at the meeting or just before Tracee Ellis Ross who plays 'Joan', Golden Brooks who plays 'Maya’ and Persia White who plays 'Lynn‘.   Decided that they were not going to ask for more money and poor Jill Marie Jones who plays Toni was left out on her own, so she decided that she could no longer work with people that were going to stab her in the back, so she decided to leave the show
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What type does she normally choose? That and blood/gore don't mix well with dating, and that is the basis of the only horror movies in theaters now. I suggest a comedy, maybe "Failure to Launch" or "She's the Man".
570637
did that star Cam Diaz? i hated that movie! A black comedy so these are not hard to find, try looking at films with Billy Bob Thornton. Maybe "Drowning Mona" or "Idle Hands". Good luck
961993
She had a nose job to try and impress all the Hollywood casting directors, but it had the complete opposite effect.  She became unrecognisable, and her career suffered.\nI suppose it just goes to show that you can have all types of surgery to 'improve' yourself but it doesn't always have the desired outcome!\nShe was fab in Dirty Dancing though - i love that film!
1080478
Check with a video store, one that sells, not rents. Something like Suncoast Video. They can pull it up on their computer and let you know if the movie was ever made into a DVD or VHS and order it for you.
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Click on this link:\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/boxoffice/rentals
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