Starring Tom Hanks, Emma Thompson, Colin Farrell, Paul Giamati, Jason Schwartzman, Rachel Griffiths, Bradley Whitford and one of my all time favorite actresses Kathy Baker.
Opens Next Christmas And I'm ALREADY Excited!
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
There is no such thing as going to any well too many times.
Tom Hanks is an odd choice for Disney. I always pictured Edward Norton to play Disney at any age for some reason and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a young Disney.
Is this Dreamchild revisited?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/20/03
Who will play Julie Andrews and Dick van Dyke?
I don't know who but lucky for you it'll be white people since we know how you feel about "the colords", you bigot.
Updated On: 12/20/12 at 11:21 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/16/07
They will play themselves.
With a little help from their friends C, G & I.
Updated On: 12/20/12 at 11:28 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/16/07
Are they gonna do the scene where they freeze his head?
That is ODD casting of the Sherman Brothers. BJ Novack??
The project sounds exciting, but I fear the worst.
Bitch, you made me choke on my diet coke.
Apparently Streisand is playing Shirley Temple for the scene where she presents Tom Hanks with his Oscar.
Julie Andrews & Dick van Dyke are played by Victoria Summer & Kristopher Kyer.
Can anyone imagine Jason Schwartzman and BJ Novak writing Feed the Birds?
Emma and Tom look great as always and the trailer gave me chills in all the right places.
It has a very "My week with Marilyn" feel to it, but delves deeper.
"Mary Poppins" is my favorite movie so I'm looking forward to "Saving Mr. Banks." I know it won't be a masterpiece, but I think it seems like it will be a very good companion piece to the 1964 film, at least.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/28/07
I do plan on seeing it this holiday season.
This had better be good.
Disney has been shelving a Walt Disney biopic since his death. I hear rumblings that it may be in the works as a mini-series for ABC, and will cover his life through the opening of Disneyland.
I doubt we'll ever see a biopic of Walt that isn't complete hagiography. As it is, it looks like Walt is a fun-loving, quirky saint in this.
Yuck.
Broadway Star Joined: 4/13/13
Looks like a good dramedy.
I love a movie that has an uppity woman getting taught a thing or two about herself by a good, strong male.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/20/03
"I love a movie that has an uppity woman getting taught a thing or two about herself by a good, strong male."
There's no strong male in this movie. If you're talking Tom "Alan Alda Jr" Hanks, he's far from Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood, John Wayne or Jon Hamm.
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