Who Would You Bring Back to Life for One More Movie?

Bunuel and Dali make another film together starring Artaud, with guest appearances by Anais Nin, Henry Miller, Soren Kierkegaard and Regina Olsen, Friedrich Nietzsche and Lou Salome, and Diogenes and Alexander the Great.

I'd love to see Jack Lemmon make another movie. Or Robin Williams.

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This would be awesome. Maybe throw Burroughs into the mix too?

Also, I want Pasolini to finish the Trilogy of Death. (Yes, I know that plan was sort of dropped/changed, but still...)

Satoshi Kon. Miss him, miss him.

Actor: Marlon Brando
Director: John Cassavetes

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Sharon Tate

The movie is: The Bride of Frankenstein

I'll bring back a duo - Cary Grant and Alfred Hitchcock.

Something like North by Northwest.

Robert Shaw. One of my favorite actors.

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i would say brandon lee

I would resurrect Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock in 2024, give them six months to catch up and then watch them make the greatest movie ever made.

Actor - Sterling Hayden. I'd love to see him directed by someone like the Coen brothers in a neo- noir.

Director - got to be Kurosawa really. Boring answer but I'd like to see him combine with a cinematographer like Deakins or Lubezki or Hoytema.

I'd have Orson Welles star in an Alfred Hitchcock movie.

I'd like to see a new Stanley Kubrick movie.

Considering what The Flash recently did... this thread hasn't aged well

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Sean Connery and announced as the next James Bond.

Can you imagine what things would be like around the on-set snack table?

Mesmerized would appreciate....Vincent Price, using that whatever pretentious accent he had.

Me too. He was a genius. I wish he would come back to do another Pink Panther movie.
Judy Garland, Charlie Chaplin, Jerry Lewis, Paul Newman, Buster Keaton , Marlon Brando.

Alan Rickman