The one movie Lewis Pullman said can never be remade: “I bet your mom’s life”In a classic case of Hollywood nepo privilege, Lewis Pullman landed his first film role opposite his father, Bill Pullman, in the movie The Ballad of Lefty Brown, even starring alongside Hollywood icon Peter Fonda. You can hardly blame someone for taking on a role in such circumstances, though, because wouldn’t you do the same? If Pullman’s Letterboxd profile is anything to go by, it seems like he appreciates proper filmmaking, with Five Easy Pieces and Badlands sitting in his top four favourites. He even bets that the movie could never be made today because of how ridiculous it really is, writing, “I bet your mom’s life you can’t get the financing to remake this movie, and if you do, I’ll give you the financing to remake this movie”. For Pullman, it’s the epitome of a movie that just wouldn’t exist today, but maybe he could use his Marvel money to fund a remake, and perhaps he could take on Bridges’ role, too.