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Crispin Glover would make THE perfect Count Olaf. Opinions?

I love Jim Carrey, I have since I was little. But he was just not right for the role of Count Olaf. The casting directors did a crap job in a lot of it, they made it a family comedy, when it should never have been for kids in the first place, it should never have been like this... I love it, love the actors, Meryl Streep, Billy Connelly, Timothy Spall, all of them, but they were wrong for the roles.

I think Crispin Glover would be amazing as Count Olaf...

the image featured is of Crispin Glover as the main character in the film remake of 'Willard', in which he is astounding...

I'd like to know everyone's opinions...
Crispin Glover would make THE perfect Count Olaf. Opinions?
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Count Olaf is MEANT to be terrifying. He is nasty, selfish, murderous and filthy, he cares for no one and loves only money and himself. I do hope people would give reasons for their disagreement, if they have one...
kissthespider26 posted over a year ago
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Rayefire said:
No. Jim Carrey was perfect for the role
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iluvPrinceMJ213 said:
I loved Jim as the rose Crispin is totally and utterly horrifying he scares me to death and I agree with the casting somewhat. I love Timothy Spall and Billy Connoley as Mr. Poe and Monty but I would have liked Meryl to play Esme
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I think that should have been the point. Count Olaf wasn't funny. He wasn't comedic and bumbling like Jim is, he WAS horrifying, the Baudelaire's opinions and views on him are clear... thank you for your answer...
kissthespider26 posted over a year ago
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*he asn't funny in the books, imean.
kissthespider26 posted over a year ago
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Jim was scary to me and Count Olaf I found was kinda funny and weird
iluvPrinceMJ213 posted over a year ago
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thanks for your opinion :)
kissthespider26 posted over a year ago
Maxride456 said:
I'd have to dissagree, Count Olaf thought he was a wonderful actor, and, to me at least, was quite funny. I thought pretty much everyone in the movie was good for their role, ecsept for Klaus, he REALLY needed glasses.
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