Guest Editor Edward Burns: 10 Films That Inspired the Look of "Public Morals"
On the aesthetic of his new show, Edward Burns says, "Given that 'Public Morals' is set in the early 1960s, we wanted the look of the show to reflect the cinema of that era that we loved." Our Guest Editor shares his list of 10 films that visually inspired the new TNT show.
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Twitter Chat: Edward Burns for "Public Morals" - Today
Join us for a live Twitter Chat with Guest Editor Edward Burns (@edward_burns) for his upcoming new series "Public Morals," today at 12pm ET/9am PT. Be sure to follow @IMDb on Twitter and send your questions now to #IMDbAskEdward.
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After Joseph Mazzello was turned down for the role of Jack Banning in Steven Spielberg's Hook (1991) for being too young, Spielberg told Mazzello that he was still impressed with his audition and would try to cast him in a future project. Mazzello was then cast as Tim in this movie. As Mazzello recalls, "Steven had me screen-test with Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman for Hook. I was just too young for the role. And because of that, Steven came up to me and said, 'Don't worry about it, Joey. I'm going to get you in a movie this summer.' Not only a nice promise to get, but to have it be one of the biggest box-office smashes of all time? That's a pretty good trade." Mazzello's casting led Spielberg to reverse the ages of the children, as he decided that casting a girl younger than Mazzello would be too young to be placed in danger. Lex was therefore made the older child, and the computer expert as well. In Crichton's original novel, Tim is older, and is both the dinosaur and computer enthusiast.
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