Earlier this week, we covered how the late, great Sir Sean Connery passed on several prominent projects because he didn't "get" them. Granted, those are expansive works with huge amounts of worldbuilding, but we're guessing the scripts were, um, pretty solid, considering the films that we eventually enjoyed.
Earlier this week, we covered how the late, great Sir Sean Connery passed on several prominent projects because he didn't "get" them.
Granted, those are expansive works with huge amounts of worldbuilding, but we're guessing the scripts were, um, pretty solid, considering the films that we eventually enjoyed.
"I didn't get it." "What was that about?" "Why did the character do that?" And, oof, it hurts.
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Earlier this week, we covered how the late, great Sir Sean Connery passed on several prominent projects because he didn't "get" them. Granted, those are expansive works with huge amounts of worldbuilding, but we're guessing the scripts were, um, pretty solid, considering the films that we eventually enjoyed. "I didn't get it." "What was that about?" "Why did the character do that?" And, oof, it hurts.
Like, he didn't understand The Lord of the Rings. You'll probably get that note yourself someday. So you might go back in, add a little line of explicit description.
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