#16

It’s Star Trek 6: the Undiscovered Country.

#17

@mods can you please change the title to

“What’s the worst film or play Christian Slater has been in?”

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#18

@mods please do NOT action this. Repeat: DO NOT action this.

I made the intent of the thread very clear. I do not authorise alteration of the thread title.

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#19

Christian ‘Meh’-ter

#20

I remember watching about 20mins of this film with Christian Slater as a monk.

Laughed when I googled it to find others had also searched “Christian Slater monk movie”. Anyway, it was called The Name of the Rose and it was rubbish.

#21

No way! The book’s great and I love a bit of Slater so I’m gonna haveta go for this. Please tell me he’s the genius investigative monk and has a properly ropey English accent?!

#22

i’m not sure if he’s actually a different person from Christian Bale

#23

Wasn’t he in some sequel to the mask?

#24

The film I was thinking of was The Hollow Man II

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#25

Going through his IMDb is making me think I should be watching more of his films. I have never seen:

Broken Arrow
Hard Rain
Pump up the volume
True Romance
Murder in the first

!!!

#26

pump up the volume is great

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#27

I feel like Hard Rain had a scene-stealing midget in it, but my memory’s hazy!

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#28

He was a bit too young for that. Sean Connery is the monk. Remember it being a decent film but that was a long time ago.

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#29

Ahhh, okay! I think the prospect of Sean Connery having a crack at received pronunciation might be just as enticing!

#30

Christian Slated

#31

Gleaming the Cube was a real turd

#32

I’ve seen it and yes, it’s awful. Bob Mortimer did introduce Christian Slater to his idea for a backward toilet during it’s filming though apparently

#33

he hosted Friday Night Project with JLC once

#34

The Mask II: The Maskening.

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#35

@mods the discussion has organically developed to the point where the thread title no longer reflects the true breadth of the topic contained, please changed the title so that would be posters do not feel constrained by the original, some may say too narrow, focus of the original title

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