Captain FPPA ("Star Wars: Awakening of Power")
After promulgation of the photo of the Caste "Awakening of the Force" during reading the scenario, the creators of the film were hit for the fact that, in fact, only two female characters were provided in the film - performed by Carrie Fisher and Daisy Ridley. The Disney studio for criticism responded promptly - a little later announced that Gwendolin Christi ("The Game of Thrones") will play the role of the head of the first order, Captain Fazma, although in the initial sex of this character was male.
Elene Ripley ("Alien")
The legendary heroine of Sigurney Weaver in the original version of the script was a man. In fact, the entire cast was male, although in the scenario and there was an attack that "the Unisex team, and each team member can be any sex."
Evelin Solt (Salt)
Initially, the Edwin Solt was to play in an action-thriller Phillip Neuss, Tom Cruise was, but this option was dropped when it became clear that the character was too similar to Ethan Khanta from another cruise franchise, "Impossible Mission." At first, edits were made to the scenario, so that Solt is unlike the Hunt, but in the end they spit and simply rewrote the script completely, including the final, after replacing Cruise on Angelina Jolie.
Elder ("Dr. Strunt")
Casting Tilde Suinton for the role of elders in "Dr. Strendge" - an example is quite funny. Why? Judge for yourself: on the one hand, Marvel ignored the minority (initially an elder in comics - Asian origin), on the other hand, supported a minority (giving a woman initially men's role). Well, since people prefer to discuss the negative and turn the eyes to the positive, Marvel still scolding for the "whitening" character.
Paula ("Sorokolenmic Virgin")
Paul's manager, in a pair of scene, eclipsed by Steve Carnell's hero, was a man exactly until the moment Karella pointed out that, like 97% of Hollywood films, the "forty-year-old virgin" is still "crowded with men." As a result, the manager changed the floor and called a wonderful Jane Lynch, which became one of the main decorations of the film.
Luke Skywalker ("Star Wars")
George Lucas's greatest work was very far away from the original Star Wars scenario. One of the most important changes was Luke Skywalker, which Mark Hamill is playing. Initially, this character was a young girl in love with a more adult and bearded Khan Solo.
Dori ("In Search of Nemo")
Director Andrew Stanton planned that the fish that helped Marlin's search for his son in the cartoon "In Search of Nemo", there will be a male. However, then in audio comments to the cartoon admitted that one day, when his wife watched Ellen Dezhereshes Show, he heard Ellen's voice - and Zaverilo.
Murf Cooper (InterSellar)
Cupa relations (Matthew McConaja) and Murphy were first the relations of the Father and Son, no matter how surprising. However, then Christopher Nolan thought: "Hmm, I have a senior daughter," and with the help of Cheneyne, Foy and Burustin, these relations turned into a relationship of father and daughter.
Lieutenant Saavik ("Star Way 2: Han Grow")
They said that Kirship Ellie was so crazy about the role of the Intertraise Train, Saavik, who wore her pointed ears at home and even slept in them. Initially, this character was male - and, if this fact had not changed, we would just get a boring sprock clone named "Mr. Wix".
James Bond
The first film of Bondiana, which is cumulatively in the near future will have 25 films, was "Dr. Noou" in 1962 - and not everyone knows that in fact Bond tried to release on large screens in the 50s. This initiative had one large "but": Bond was supposed to become a woman, since the creators of the paintings believed that the character described by Fleming, "slightly stupid." The role was proposed by Susan Hawiovord, but she refused - and we eventually appeared Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig and other wonderful bonds.