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|  | Daniel Craig to Star in prequel to Caddyshack
 
 Daniel Craig has been cast to replay the role of
 deranged caddy Carl Spackler, originated by Bill
 Murray early in his film career. The new film will be
 titled Caddyshack: The Early Years.
 
 "Caddyshack: The Early Years will explore the
 origin of all the interesting characters that
 appeared in the original comedy. You'll find out
 how young Carl Spackler learned to cross
 Kentucky bluegrass and marijuana; and how he
 developed his penchant for older women, and
 waterlogged candy," explained director Martin
 Campbell; "We think Daniel Craig has the right
 stuff to recreate, this gritty, funny character."
 
 Presently, Craig is working with an American
 speech coach in order to deliver his lines with the
 proper accent. In preparation for the role he has
 been rehearsing the famous Dalai Lama scene
 from the original Caddyshack, and has had to
 recite "Gunga Gunga Galunga" more than 2500
 times.
 
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| Daniel Craig The New Carl Spackler
 
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| Bill Murray The 1st Carl Spackler
 
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|  | Daniel Craig: "I Was Born to Play Gilligan."
 
 Following the trend of making old TV favorites
 like 'Charlie's Angels' and 'Starsky & Hutch' into
 motion pictures, casting calls are going out for
 actors to recreate the Seven Castaways for
 'Gilligan's Island: The Movie'.
 
 Actor Daniel Craig has openly lobbied for the lead
 role of Gilligan. Although clearly Craig bears more
 than a reasonable resemblance to the late
 heartthrob actor Bob Denver, his aims for the role
 have raised more than a few eyebrows.
 
 Craig explained, "In my mind I always saw
 Gilligan as this character walking on the edge of a
 sanity. Here's a guy trapped in the middle of
 nowhere, with two birds who have no interest in
 him physically. It's a wonder that he doesn't lose
 it altogether and go on a murder spree.
 
 In fact, I am advocating to producers that we do
 just that with role. Imagine everything going
 hunky dory on the island until one of the girls
 says 'no' to his advances one two many times,
 and then blam! Gilligan goes on a murder spree,
 killing all of his friends and then eating their
 bodies.
 
 It's a sort of cross between a situation comedy
 and Silence of the Lambs. I think it would be a
 smash."
 
 There you have it. No comment yet from the
 International Bob Denver Fan Club.
 
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| Daniel Craig: Gilligan turned Lecter?
 
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| The Late Bob Denver: Beloved as Gilligan
 
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|  | Daniel Craig: Could He Play the Real Charlie Brown?
 
 Although the translation of comic strip characters
 to the big screen does not have a history of
 success, one producer thinks casting Craig could
 make all the difference for his new film.
 
 "He may be wrong for 007, but he is certainly
 ideal for our lead," says filmmaker Simon
 Deckliss, producer director of the live-action
 version of 'You're a Good Man Charlie Brown'.
 
 Deckliss continued, "There are two aspects
 which are key to successfully casting Charlie
 Brown. First, he must be a dynamic actor, and
 there's no doubt we have that in Craig. Second,
 he must have a disproportionately large head for
 his build. Let's face it, you can't getter a bigger
 noggin for your money out there than Daniel
 Craig."
 
 If he can convince Craig to star, Deckliss hopes
 to start shooting the film in July of 2007.
 
 Best of luck to you, Mr. Deckliss.
 
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|  | Zydrunas Ilgauskas: I was called to play Bond first!
 
 It has been revealed that months before the
 recent announcement of new James Bond actor
 Daniel Craig, EON Productions actually
 approached basketball player Zydrunas Ilgauskas
 of the Cleveland Cavaliers to play the role of
 James Bond.
 
 In an interview, Ilgauskas revealed the details of
 this casting call.
 
 Ilgauskas: "Is true. Broccoli lady call me to play
 British stud James Bond. I wear tux and talk like
 Bond for camera, 'Give me vodka, chaken not
 stirrup'. Next day, Broccoli lady call me, say I no
 get the part. I ask why, and she tell me they go
 with someone shorter and uglier.
 
 I still not know where they find man like this."
 
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| Hoops Star Zydrunas Ilgauskas, A Bond Candidate?
 
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| Daniel Craig: Best Choice for Bond #6?
 
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|  | Italian Scientists Evaluate Daniel Craig's Looks...
 
 Following the surprise announcement that blond
 actor Daniel Craig was cast as James Bond
 Number 6, Italian scientists from the Universita Di
 Piovano in Turin set about to evaluate how
 Craig's face compared with the original James
 Bond, Sean Connery.
 
 The head of the research team, Professore
 Angelo Baccigaluppi described the results of
 their study:
 
 "Ere at de Universita, we study the aesthetics of-a
 da human face.
 
 When they announce that dis actor, Daniel Craig,
 was-a-gonna be the new James Bond, we notice
 right away that de ladies in our office began-a
 screaming things-a like 'che facia brutta' and-a
 'che capo grosso'. Okay so the ladies no like-a
 him. Why not map-a de facial characteristics of-a
 Craig, and see how he compare to il primo 007,
 Sean-a Connery?
 
 We map the faces of Craig and Connery, and
 transform them from one to de other to highlight
 the differences, using famous software called
 Morpher, invented by M.Fujimiya. You canna
 Download Morpher at de following site:
 
 http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~FX6M-FJMY/
 
 As you can-a clearly see, Connery's face
 degenerate massively as he becomes Craig.
 When we tested dis effect on little babies, dey all
 begin-a cry whenever he start to look like Craig
 again. Dis-a no good news for Craig.
 
 Den, we try to map-a Craig's face against our
 database to find a closer match. We find-a three
 close matches. The first is a Curly Howard of de
 Tre Stooges. A managia, that Curly is a funny son
 of a bitch!
 
 The next-a match is a even closer, dis being
 Curly's brother, Shemp Howard, another Stooge.
 If look at de noses, you see no change between
 Craig and Shemp at all. Dis also is-a bad news for
 Craig, in my opinion, because-a here in Italia,
 Curly is-a much more popular than Shemp.
 
 Finalmente, we find de match which is almost-a
 perfect. This is-a Neanderthal man who live a in
 de cave. Dis a likeness is so uncanny, we think-a
 Craig should ask his Momma if she adopt him,
 cause we think we find-a his real papa."
 
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|  | Hasbro Proposes New Bond Toy Series In Line with Casting of Craig
 
 Considering how then can profit by the news that
 Daniel Craig was cast to play James Bond, the
 Hasbro Toy company has proposed a new line
 that fits in with the image of the new 007.
 
 After hearing from the British Press that Craig's
 childhood nickname was indeed 'Mr. Potato
 Head', Hasbro set off in the direction of designing
 an entire line of Bond toys around Craig, and the
 other Casino Royale characters for their most
 beloved line of toys, Mr. Potato Head.
 
 In a statement, Hasbro toy designer Jasper
 Mackerel described the inspiration for Daniel
 Craig/Bond Potato Head toys:
 
 "It is very obvious to us why Daniel Craig's mates
 called him Mr. Potato Head. The unusual shape
 and proportion of Mr. Craig's head definitely
 lends itself to the Mr. Potato Head toy line.
 
 Unlike previous Bond actors, whose heads were
 simply too conventional to be a real Potato Head
 toy, Daniel Craig can make this line a sure winner.
 
 In addition to James Bond, we are also offering
 toys portraying the key characters of Vesper
 Lynn and LeChiffre. In Craig's case, there was no
 need to mold his likeness to the shape of real
 potato, so we went with a scaled-down life cast of
 his actual head."
 
 Congrats to Mr. Mackerel and Hasbro. We expect
 that Toys 'R' Us will have great difficulty keeping
 these items on their shelves.
 
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