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Pronounced Paw-Rick. I promise nothing, and I always keep my promises.
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Bosch's Recasting Is Officially The Start Of An Era For Prime Video's Longest-Running Show

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By Padraig Cotter Verified
| Screen Rant Verified
Bosch's recasting marks some key changes for one of Prime's biggest shows. It's hard to believe John Travolta was almost cast as Bosch when a film version of the novel series was pitched during the 1990s. Detective "Harry" Bosch is an intense, brooding man of action, but Travolta's tendency to get real hammy - even in pitch dark thrillers like 1999's The General's Daughter - made him feel like a bad fit.
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Taylor Sheridan's The Walking Dead Recasting Saved The Show

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By Padraig Cotter Verified
| Screen Rant Verified
Taylor Sheridan came real close to a major role on The Walking Dead, only for a future star to replace him. Years before the Taylor Sheridan TV empire - consisting of the many Yellowstone shows and Landman - he was a jobbing actor. Sheridan's IMDb is littered with guest roles on everything from Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman to Veronica Mars. Sheridan famously quit his Sons of Anarchy role after a few seasons, when the showrunners essentially laughed in his face when he asked for a raise.
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For the first time in 35 years, Leonardo DiCaprio is breaking his no sequels rule

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By Padraig Cotter Verified
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Padraig Cotter For the first time since his movie debut, Leonardo DiCaprio is breaking his sacred rule about making sequels. Fans of Leonard DiCaprio's movies will know he is a rare breed of star nowadays. Since becoming one of the biggest stars on Earth following Titanic , DiCaprio has maintained strict quality control over his career. He tends to only work with auteur directors (Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino), and it's common for him to take a couple of years between projects.
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