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Period piece....yes! It would have to be set in the 1960s. Then there's the problem of casting. Is it possible to find someone as charming as Patrick Macnee? I doubt it, but you never know.helenofirvine wrote:Which begs the question... How do we do it again?Raymond Austin wrote:I doubt it very much.kim wrote:Ray,
Do you think the show would have been able to survive if Patrick had left? Could Steed have been reinvented or replaced?
It would seem that it would need to be a period piece or else it just wouldn't work... Opinions?
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Or you do it like "The Case of the Missing Steed"MRotten wrote:Period piece....yes! It would have to be set in the 1960s. Then there's the problem of casting. Is it possible to find someone as charming as Patrick Macnee? I doubt it, but you never know.helenofirvine wrote:Which begs the question... How do we do it again?Raymond Austin wrote: I doubt it very much.
It would seem that it would need to be a period piece or else it just wouldn't work... Opinions?
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yeah, doing it simply as an period piece, might be the only way to go..helenofirvine wrote:Or you do it like "The Case of the Missing Steed"MRotten wrote:Period piece....yes! It would have to be set in the 1960s. Then there's the problem of casting. Is it possible to find someone as charming as Patrick Macnee? I doubt it, but you never know.helenofirvine wrote: Which begs the question... How do we do it again?
It would seem that it would need to be a period piece or else it just wouldn't work... Opinions?
then again, bringing the characters and show, into the 21st century,
might happen...probably depending WHO was signed..
keeping in mind, how lacking the movie was..