Actually, strike that. If Crawford were involved, he'd still put up some sort of fight, but with luck, they'd find someone else they were courting, like David Bowie, who I believe would make an excellent Krolock.
> It's still too late, but note that had Polanski had his
> Tanz team in place (Baltus, Callahan, all the people who
> do the set productions now whenever it's not in Germany),
> this never would have happened, especially if VBW insisted
> on the pre-set team.
>
> > It's too late for a Broadway DOTV, but any chance of a
> > proper English translation in the West End would be
> > exciting. I don't believe that will ever happen but that's
> > not the point of this post.
> > I'm not sure what the relevant laws in the US are but I
> > thought the whole problem was that the judge had said
> > Polanski would have the charges dropped but the
> > proceedings had to be televised. Rightly he didn't want to
> > be part of this circus and I'm sure not being able to go
> > to America is no great loss to him.
> >
> > > It's about time, especially since the girl admitted many
> > > years ago that the encounter with Polanski was consensual.
> > > Kinda 7 years too late for DOTV though.
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