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How much money do you think the NYT put into making this video? How much should they have? At the end of the day you are at the mercy of who shows up at the cas
by RogerL 11y ago
How much money do you think the NYT put into making this video? How much should they have? At the end of the day you are at the mercy of who shows up at the casting call, their accents, and their ability to duplicate a regional accent.
Or, for all you know they were hired for the opposite rolls, but during takes they each exhibited affinity for the opposite role, and the casting was switched.
- DanBC 11y ago> How much should they have? About zero, considering the actual deposition video is available on YouTube.
- nathanvanfleet 11y agoThat doesn't really work does it? That's like saying why would Hollywood make the dramatization of Man on Wire when there was already an effective documentary? Furthermore, why remake an existing drama when there is already and effective previous version? They're trying to get eyeballs to the NYT and not Youtube or anywhere else. They control that media now, they can re-use it later or do whatever they want with it.
- RogerL 11y agoYa, I liked the real video more. It wasn't "exciting", but it gave me a much better sense of what happened.
- danso 11y agoBut then they couldn't run pre-roll ads on it.