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I will never watch Mad Max: Fury Road the same way again.
Famous for her role as Juliet in Romeo + Juliet, Danes told Vanity Fair that she has "no regrets" in turning down the part of Rose. It's hard to imagine anyone else flying other than Kate Winslet.
Seyfried initially auditioned for the role of Regina, and Blake Lively tried out for Karen. I'm sure not too many other people could fit their whole fists in their mouths and have the gift to be able to tell that it's raining.
Pacino joked to Vanity Fair that he gave Harrison Ford a career thanks to him turning down the role of Han Solo. I think we're all thankful for that.
Travolta was originally slated to be Gump. He regrets the decision but passed on the role to star in Pulp Fiction, so really it's a win-win.
Jackman thought he would have "no time" to play Bond since he was already attached to the X-Men movies as Wolverine. Daniel Craig went on to star as the infamous 007 in five films!
Director George Miller considered casting the rap artist since he had shown he was capable in 8 Mile. Ultimately, the role went to Tom Hardy.
Blunt had to pass on the role because she was signed to do Gulliver's Travels. Scarlett Johansson went on to don the red hair.
Smith praised the work done by Keanu Reeves, and admits he would have ruined the film. I doubt it, Smith is a very talented actor, but it's hard to imagine anyone but Reeves dodging bullets.
The role was initially written with Carrey in mind, but Will Ferrell brought the character to life. Carrey would go on to star in a Disney retelling of A Christmas Carol, playing both Scrooge and several characters.
Washington regrets passing the role, and said he passed on the role because the film seemed "too dark and evil." Brad Pitt got the part and opened a box of phenomenal acting that made heads roll.
McKellen rejected the offer to play the great wizard because he did not appreciate Richard Harris' criticism of him, who also auditioned for the part. We got Gandalf in return, so all is well in the world of wizards.
McConaughey was confident he landed the role, but Leonardo DiCaprio won the part. "I'm the king of the world, alright, alright!"
One man's turned-down gold is another man's...gold. Harrison Ford has gone on record thanking Selleck, famous for Magnum P.I., for turning down the role.
Schedule conflicts derailed Watson from taking on the Oscar-nominated film.
She passed on the role after just finishing many seasons of Married...With Children, and she felt like the part of Elle Woods was very similar to what she had been doing. Reese Witherspoon took up the role...what...like it was hard?
Winkler looks back now and jokes that he should have taken it. Travolta got the part and gave us chills that were multiplying.
Much like Denzel with Se7en, Pfeiffer believed Silence of the Lambs seemed too "evil," saying, "I didn't want to put that out into the world," and passed on the role. Jodie Foster took on the part and gave us one of the best thriller performances ever.
Audition tape exists, blonde wig and all, of Hiddleston's take on Thor. Then who would have killed it as Loki? The right choice was made.
It's hard to imagine anyone other than Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly, but footage exists of the original casted actor, Stoltz. After filming a few scenes, the production studio wanted a different direction for Marty.
Director Steven Spielberg's original choice for the lead role of Alan Grant was none other than Harrison Ford. Since Ford was a part of so many major franchises, it's nice Sam Neill had the chance to bring Alan Grant to life with his own swagger.