"Son Of Ernest" to reboot the series
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Isn't the Son of Ernest just Larry the Cable Guy?
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I dug the Ernest movies when I was younger, but doubt I would enjoy them much today. Would kids today be interested?
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For Ernest to have a son, he would have had to have sex with a woman, and I can't imagine that happening. Actually I'm such a sick bastard that I can- I should write a porno script called "This Isn't Ernest" or something like that!
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"Know what I mean" is the new "That's what she said."
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Knowhatimean is one word in the Ernest universe. There was a tape of Ernest commercials released on "Knowhatimean Home Video".
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I don't think he ever got the chance, but I wish Varney had lived long enough to take on some against-type roles. I always thought he'd make a great antagonist with the right script.
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I loved him fighting himself in his going to jail movie. Not only that, but if people remember the movies, he did have some women lovers...
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The most disturbing thing about this movie is that it requires the audience to acknowledge that Ernest practiced sexual intercourse to the point of climax with some lucky lady.
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Varney was a Shakespearean trained actor. I'm certain he could have had a great career in dramatic and other comedic roles. He unfortunately existed in a time before anyone would have considered casting him as such. He was a television "low-brow" movie actor and films were for a respectable esteemed few. I think if he was alive today there is a good chance the right role would have come along and someone would have cast him. Don't smoke, kids.
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