Grayskull: Masters of the Universe - Part 2

[Pink Ranger]

Sean Bean. Keep his streak going of getting killed in a medieval environment.

 

[Panthro]

While it would probably never happen I would support Jim Caviezel as King Randor.

 

[Jordacar]

King Randor and Man-At-Arms should have a Ned Stark/King Robert type of relationship (except of course Randor hasn't de-evolved into a washed-out drunkard), old war buddies, and now one wears the crown and the other is on the front lines.

 

[Airwings]

They can't cast Randor and Duncan too young. Remember, they were adults already before Adam and Teela were born.

Any suggestion for who to play Man-At-Arms?

Pink Ranger: Sean Bean dying again. Haha, that's a good one :P

 

[samsnee]

It's obvious who should be King Randor? The Beastmaster himself, Marc Singer.

 

[Panthro]

They can't cast Randor and Duncan too young. Remember, they were adults already before Adam and Teela were born.

Any suggestion for who to play Man-At-Arms?

Pink Ranger: Sean Bean dying again. Haha, that's a good one :P

Vincent Regan, the Captain from 300, for Man At Arms.

 

[Airwings]

It's obvious who should be King Randor? The Beastmaster himself, Marc Singer.

Holy cow, I never thought of that myself but it's brilliant.
Does it mean that Gary Cole will take on Duncan?

A suggestion for Prince Adam then????
William Mosely and Rhys Wakefield have a youthful look but they might be too old for the role, sorry to say. That is, if they don't age him up, like the Chris O'Donnell Robin.

 

[KangConquers]

Would you guys want to see the Skeletor = Keldor = Randor's brother/ Adam's Uncle angle on film?

 

[Pink Ranger]

Would you guys want to see the Skeletor = Keldor = Randor's brother/ Adam's Uncle angle on film?

Michael Sheen! This guy looks like he'll do anything for a paycheque, and he's done similar roles to this before.

 

[samsnee]

Would you guys want to see the Skeletor = Keldor = Randor's brother/ Adam's Uncle angle on film?

No. I'm sick of the villain needs to have a connection to the hero angle. Writers use this a crutch in order to give the hero a reason to fight, because defeating evil isn't enough.

 

[Project862006]

Michael Sheen! This guy looks like he'll do anything for a paycheque, and he's done similar roles to this before.

michael sheen is pretty damn versatile

bearded bad ass

eccentric crazy

british reporter

 

[Pink Ranger]

michael sheen is pretty damn versatile

bearded bad ass

eccentric crazy

british reporter

Don't forget his role as Wesley Snipes.

 

[Rowsdower!]

Michael Sheen would be an awesome Skeletor.

 

[TheVileOne]

Michael Sheen would be a good, inspired choice for Skeletor to get an actor/actor type for Skeletor. You need a guy that can have a big personality underneath all that make-up.

 

[Thundarr]

Would you guys want to see the Skeletor = Keldor = Randor's brother/ Adam's Uncle angle on film?

I would. I prefer there to be a reason for the villain to be evil rather than "He wants to take over the galaxy just because he's evil". It works well for "Skeletor-type villains". Michael Myers type villains? Not so much.

 

[Thundarr]

I think both backstories can be combined as one.

The prologue of the movie can begin with brave Captain Randor defeating the remnants of Keldor's forces. As the hideously scarred Keldor runs from the field of battle, Randor looks up, and sees a strange "metal bird" cut a smoking trail across the sky, and land in the old forest some distance away.

Randor and his trusty young friend Duncan rush to the scene of the crash, and rescue the beautiful young woman who is the only apparent survivor of the flight. And so the saga begins ...

I could get behind that.

 

[Thundarr]

Julianna Marguiles comes to mind. She has a beautiful and unique face, so the audience doesn't need an explanation as to why Randor falls in love at first sight. But she has a look that can be interpreted as both young and old, so she can go from being a younger astronaut to being the mother of a 16-year-old boy without stretching credulity.

Good casting! I could get behind that.

 

[Thundarr]

It's obvious who should be King Randor? The Beastmaster himself, Marc Singer.

Yes! He would be awesome as Randor!

 

[Thundarr]

Holy cow, I never thought of that myself but it's brilliant.
Does it mean that Gary Cole will take on Duncan?

A suggestion for Prince Adam then????
William Mosely and Rhys Wakefield have a youthful look but they might be too old for the role, sorry to say. That is, if they don't age him up, like the Chris O'Donnell Robin.

I wouldn't mind aging Adam up a bit, to maybe 18 or 20. How about Liam Hemsworth? Then CGI on the muscle mass for when he becomes He-Man. Kinda the reverse of what they did to Chris Evans in Captain America.

Only problem is he might insist on them casting Miley Cyrus as Teela.

 

[Thundarr]

They can't cast Randor and Duncan too young. Remember, they were adults already before Adam and Teela were born.

Any suggestion for who to play Man-At-Arms?

How about Liam Neeson as Duncan/Man-At-Arms? Good actor. Studied swordplay for his roles in Star Wars and Rob Roy. And he's often cast as "the wise old mentor" in films (Batman Begins, Star Wars, Chronicles Of Narnia), which is what Duncan is to Prince Adam.

 

[Jordacar]

I still like Kevin Sorbo as Randor. Plus, it'd make for a nice comeback.

 

[Rowsdower!]

To make a comeback, you have to have actually done something significant in the first place.

 

[Panthro]

I wouldn't mind aging Adam up a bit, to maybe 18 or 20. How about Liam Hemsworth? Then CGI on the muscle mass for when he becomes He-Man. Kinda the reverse of what they did to Chris Evans in Captain America.

Only problem is he might insist on them casting Miley Cyrus as Teela.

Haven't seen Liam Hemsworth in anything so not sure he has the ability. Miley Cyrus as Teela offends me in ways I can't begin to explain.

How about Liam Neeson as Duncan/Man-At-Arms? Good actor. Studied swordplay for his roles in Star Wars and Rob Roy. And he's often cast as "the wise old mentor" in films (Batman Begins, Star Wars, Chronicles Of Narnia), which is what Duncan is to Prince Adam.

I can dig that.

 

[Jordacar]

How about Liam Neeson as Duncan/Man-At-Arms? Good actor. Studied swordplay for his roles in Star Wars and Rob Roy. And he's often cast as "the wise old mentor" in films (Batman Begins, Star Wars, Chronicles Of Narnia), which is what Duncan is to Prince Adam.

Gosh, you'd think none of us had ever heard of the guy.
Anyway, he's played father figures and mentors in so many bigass franchises, I'm kinda over it. But they'd be lucky to land him, for Duncan or Randor.

 

[Pink Ranger]

To make a comeback, you have to have actually done something significant in the first place.

Whoa whoa whoa dude! Don't be dissing Sorbo here!