Back to the Future’s Michael J Fox reveals his casting for classic film may have cost one actor a key role

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As a critic, I always find the backstory of ‘Back to the Future’ fascinating. Most people don’t realize Eric Stoltz was actually the first Marty McFly! He was six weeks into filming when the producers decided it wasn’t working and, rather drastically, let him go. That’s when Michael J. Fox stepped in and, well, the rest is history. It’s amazing to think how different the film could have been!

22 actors who were almost James Bond – and why they missed out on playing 007

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Over the past sixty years of James Bond movies, many actors were considered for the role but never officially became 007. These actors – including established stars and up-and-coming talents – offer a compelling look at how differently the character could have been portrayed, representing alternate versions of the iconic spy that remained unrealized.

Bitcoin’s Wild Ride to $40,000? Legendary Trader’s ‘Chilling’ Prediction Will Blow Your Mind!

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Now, if you’ve been following Bitcoin’s daily temper tantrums between $86,000 and $93,000, you might be thinking: “This is going to the moon, right?” Well, Mr. Brandt’s latest post on X (where he tends to throw these little reality checks) has a different story. He pointed to a long-term channel that’s been as consistent as your grandma’s homemade pie – and let me tell you, this pie’s ingredients include the numbers from 2013 onwards. And, surprise, surprise, Bitcoin hasn’t reached the top of this channel yet. It’s like a teenager trying to touch the top shelf but can’t quite make it. 🥴

Where Winds Meet Players Are Now Tricking The AI Into Solving Riddles For Them

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Everstone Studio’s debut game, Where Winds Meet, is breaking new ground by using AI instead of traditional writers. The game features NPCs and quest givers that are essentially AI chatbots designed to behave like people from the tenth century. While this approach raises concerns about game development practices, it’s currently producing some surprisingly funny interactions.

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