Do movie franchises presently exist on other planets?

I agree with your list except for James Stewart. There are many copies of him, one of which is the senior senator from Kentucky.

I think James Stewart has shown a wide range of characters in the many movies he has made. Here's a list of his movies.
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls000001488/
When i was stationed in Morocco in the late fifties, we used to visit Marrakech for long weekends, because it was only about 30 miles from our base. We even stayed at the hotel where they filmed "The Man Who Knew Too Much" with Doris Day.
I've enjoyed all his movies.

The Frax and the Fruxurious franchise collectively earned 3 trillion e(#*^)e at the box office.

Can you explain what you mean?

Not planets - Dimensions.
Every possible variation of every possible variation exists.
A universe where you have one extra grey hair on your head and all else is as it is here, and every variation thereof, exists.
The past and future variations also exist.
But NOT in the same PLACE!
'ISOTOPES' are NOT alternate atoms - They are PAST & PRESENT states (FRAMES) of the same process.
Trapped in an infinite realm of atonement.

According to what you say, all of the political history on Earth will be replicated, but with alterations; Martin Luther King will exist in variable forms, as will March 5th 2014, and the history of any school, in any country.

Not replicated - Ongoing...

How do you mean? Do you mean that there's infinitely a different version of the just recent EU referendum taking place - as in by around a .001 percent amount of time?

Yes - And dinosaurs never got screwed over - Gandhi won ww2 - Fish live in trees.....
Everything imaginable.
And, if not.... who cares...?

I sympathise with your sentiments. But do you think the UN should declare that all homo sapiens on Earth are "everything imaginable"?

And so ends rational discourse.
Bye.

The prospect of a dimension somewhere populated entirely by Adam Sandlers is sufficient reason to abandon space exploration, imo.