If they had to recast Doc...

Meepsterboy

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Who would you pick?
I'd say Christopher Lloyd, on looks and screen prescence. Either him or Max Wright, aka Mr. Tanner from Alf.
 

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I could see either one of them doing Doc, though obviously they'd both be very different interpretations.
 

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I could live with Christopher Lloyd being Doc. Just because I like him as an actor. However, Gerry Parks is able to do the part then I say spend all the budget if need be getting him (okay maybe not the whole budget b/c then we wouldn't have a movie). It just would be quite right without him.
 

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Why can I just picture(based on appearances) Leslie Neilsen playing Doc?

Daniel
 

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Those are pretty good choices, I think. One person I would also consider is Due South's Gordon Pinsent, who has a Doc-ish quality to him.
 

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if Gerry Parks can't do it for whatever reason, I wouldn't mind them writing a script that didn't include Doc
 

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Isn't Max Wright dead?

I think the guy who played Roscoe in Dukes of Hazzard could fill the role now--if he doesn't do the silly country hick thing.
 

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Actually, Max Wright isn't dead. He's still alive. Isn't the guy who played Doc originally dead? I tried to look it up, just in case, and I didn't see anything that said that he died.

Daniel
 
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