miscasting crackers....

[El Presidente]

This cigar lithograph is a cracker example. 

 

 

still top of the list is John Wayne as Genghis Khan 

 

[NSXCIGAR]

 

[Ginseng]

Yeah....no. Grand prize goes to Mickey Rooney.

[Cigar Surgeon]

 

[Jimmy_jack]

We should be cautious. Schmuckerberg and Jack “everyone can speak except those I don’t want heard” Dorsey may be unhappy with these pictures.

[dobbs]

killer shot from a fantastic picture, one of my favorites

-dobbs

[RichG]

[Fuzz]

1 hour ago, Cigar Surgeon said:

 

 

To be fair to Jenette Goldstein, she did play the role well. And when she originally went to the audition, she thought the movie was about "illegal aliens", not a bug hunt.

Now she works helping to support the masses.... 😏

[cigcars]

     *For the longest I refused to watch "Remo Williams, the Adventure Begins" because I resented seeing this White guy, Joel Grey play the part of the Korean trainer when they could have gotten a real Oriental. Then, many years later when I got older I gave it a chance. What a fantastic job he did! I didn't even know that he received, I believe, an Oscar for his portrayal in that role. And it doesn't bother me a tad to see a mammoth great actor like Lawrence Olivier` play Othello. He played it true to the role of the Moorish prince by really darkening his skin true to form instead of just a bit of brown pancake like most Caucasian actors would do for Black and African roles.  And a quick thumbs up for Eli Wallach as a Mexican bandit in Magnificent 7 and Good, Bad and Ugly.  He was so effective in those roles it seemed he always played Mexican bandits. It was only when I bought his autobiography that I learned it was only those two films that he played one! 

[Bijan]

Definitely loved Robert Downey Jr. In Tropic Thunder. That was pretty much poking fun at the phenomenon though so don't know if it counts.

[rcarlson]

1 hour ago, Bijan said:

Definitely loved Robert Downey Jr. In Tropic Thunder. That was pretty much poking fun at the phenomenon though so don't know if it counts.

"It ain't nothin' but a thing."  

[Chibearsv]

Rod Steiger (Mexican bandit) or James Coburn (Irish bomber) "Fistful of Dynamite" or "Duck You Sucker"

[PigFish]

... also a spaghetti western.

[Chibearsv]

8 minutes ago, PigFish said:

... also a spaghetti western.

That wasn't mis-casting, that was legendary!

[riderpride]

The Charlie Chan movies...

Pretty sure he's Swedish playing an asian character. Apparently the supporting cast is okay to be themselves, but Charlie's a cracker...