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- “They’re not even looking at our dailies anymore, and we’re far enough into the movie that they won’t shut it down, so let’s just do whatever we want.” And that was it, it was license to make the movie we wanted to make. To defy all logic, and just be.
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- a prop guy who read the script, and knew somebody had to walk in with an envelope and hand it to the President. I just assumed it would be a blank piece of paper or something with gibberish typed on it, but I try to encourage people to go out on a limb. So, in the rehearsal, the prop guy delivers the envelope, the President opens it up and he starts laughing. I said, “What are you laughing at?” He shows us, ‘Declaration of War: The Short Form.’ So we added a close up. I have to thank Eric Nelson, the prop guy, for getting the spirit of it and then enhancing it by doing that.
This movie is my spirit animal. I have watched it more times that I can count. But... Kevin Smith? Hm. Clerks. Mallrats. Dogma. I could see him treating Buckaroo right... possibly. I wonder if a disjointed and chaotic movie like Buckaroo could exist today, and be embraced for being "in tone" with the original, of it would just be another Suicide Squad. Get Gilliam to do some writing and set design. Let Peter Jackson take care of the over-the-top parts of filming, and Kevin Smith run the whole thing. Shit. I dunno. That's about as likely to happen as anything else! Buckaroo is the untouchable sequel...