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Originally Posted by Roderick Usher
Never. Brody was cool and was very particualr about the nuances of his dialog, so he was very "hands on." Which is a great thing. I love that an actor cares enough to fine-tune a character to best fit his/her strengths - I have absolutely no ego about my writing. If a little tweak makes a better film, then we do the work.
The funny thing is that, structurally, nothing changed from the draft we sent to Dario to the shoting script and we only lost one scene to rewrites - which was simply consolidated into another scene.
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i think he's a great choice for a Giallo .. he has that thin, dark unassuming regular guy look that is popular in those films.
Just a regular guy swept up in unusual circumstances. (who eventually has to find and inner strength - and sometimes an inner demon - and rise to the occasion) I completely understood the casting choice as soon as i heard it.