In The Muppet Christmas Carol, just before Scrooge kicks out the two charity workers played by Bunsen and Beaker, you can clearly see Beaker flip Scrooge the bird.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=04CaWltBhMg&feature=related
Heres the clip of Beeker. To tell the truth I dont think its so apparent that thats the middle finger.
OJ Simpson was offered the role as Terminator and Lance Henriksen was also offered it and accepted it before Arnold stepper in.
ha another conspiracy! bring on the debate
There are artist's renderings of Henricksen as the Terminator on the T1 DVD I have...he actually looks pretty awesome.
on the Teen Wolf thing, here's the purse, which is obviously there...
Viggo Mortenson was not the original choice to play Aragorn in the LOTR. Originally Stuart Townsend was cast as Aragorn but they discovered they casted too young. So the brilliant casting of Viggo was rushed and if not for Viggos Son we would have never gotten Viggos best work. Next to Eastern Promises
Can you imagine the gay looking Townsend as Aragorn now?
In the Shining the actor who played the son didn't know he was in a horror movie until he was an adult.
Also Stanley Kubrick wanted the wave of blood in the trailer for the shining but the MPAA wouldn't let him. Stanley convinced them that it was rusty water and they let him put it in.
A few other directors almost beat the Wachowskis to Speed Racer's finish line. Back in the mid-1990s, Warner Bros. hired Julien Temple to helm the film, casting Johnny Depp in the starring role. ''When he was younger, Johnny kind of looked like Speed,'' notes Silver. (He also reveals that Depp was the Wachowskis' first choice to play Neo during early drafts of The Matrix: ''The boys liked the idea of Johnny.'') When Temple's movie didn't pan out, Racer stalled through a series of interested writers and directors (Alfonso Cuarón, J.J. Abrams, even Gus Van Sant). ''A lot of people worked on it,'' says Silver, who's been trying to get Racer up and running since acquiring the rights about 20 years ago, long before he started working with the Wachowskis on the Matrix movies. ''But nothing ever felt right until the boys told me what they wanted to do with the film.'' The Wachowskis didn't just tell Silver, they showed him, with a four-minute mini-movie demonstrating exactly what sort of makeover they'd give the creaking cartoon character. They had him at vroom vroom. ''You know that scene in one of the Matrix movies where the bee camera goes under a truck, and you're like, 'How'd they do that?''' Silver says. ''Well, the Wachowskis wanted to make a whole movie like that. With racing cars.''