Users correct the Baldwin/film reference to Sliver
3 Sep 19 3:38 PM · 4d ago · 16 comments · 1 source · development 3 of 4
Several commenters pointed out that the actual 1993 erotic thriller starred William Baldwin, not Stephen, and was titled Sliver, while others invented a fake in-universe prequel and sequel filmography.
“It was William Baldwin and it was called "Sliver"”
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“Basic Intellect” starring Ken Jennings & Sharon Stone
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Ha! We’re in LA (went to Wednesday’s filming) and I saw one of those yesterday and wondered how you felt about it. I like this interpretation very much.
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“please… spare my life!” “your response wasn’t in the form of a question!” *stabs*
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In a tense standoff on top of a cliff, Ken holds off a knife attack causing the villain to lose his balance & tumble over the ledge. The villain falls into the foggy gorge, his dying screams echoing across the stone walls… KEN, looking down: “Sorry, you didn’t answer in the form of a question.”
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Didn't the sequel to this have Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd in it
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"Jennings, Ken Jennings.... oops I mean 'Who is Ken Jennings?' .." [james bond chord plays]
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It was William Baldwin and it was called "Sliver"
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No, no— 90’s thriller titles used the Two-Column Formula: One adjective (Final, Red, Basic, Indecent) from Column A, and one noun (Heat, Instinct, Jeopardy, Proposal, Cop) from Column B. So, Ken Jennings, the star of Final Jeopardy, can go on to star as…Indecent Cop!
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I'm writing my script for "Wheel of Fortune". It's got the wheel instead of a DeLorean. It has a better ending though cause Trump's last spin he hits Bankrupt. Again.
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