stackyFACTSHollywood's favorite pastime is holding onto scripts until the leading man ages out of relevance.
Hollywood's favorite pastime is holding onto scripts until the leading man ages out of relevance. The iconic 1995 blockbuster GoldenEye was originally drafted back in 1990 with Timothy Dalton in mind. Thanks to a painfully long legal dispute over the franchise rights, production was stalled for years. By the time the lawyers finished fighting, Dalton had resigned, and Pierce Brosnan swooped in to claim all the glory and the Nintendo 64 game legacy.
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