I didn't say Keira Knightley is a movie star. I said, according to the list. Dude. Her cash flow doesn't lie. I'm aware that none of those were really her movies, though, anymore than I'd say Orlando's movies were his.

I think Chris Rock is wrong. Clint Eastwood? Seriously? As a huge star today, despite the awards last night?

I think Chris Rock is wrong.

Hell, yeah. Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington are both good, but they're not starrier than, say, Julia Roberts. Clint? Long and glorious history, critically acclaimed present -- takes more than that to make a star in my books, if you're only picking 4.

Has Denzel done any popular candy movies?

He does seem to have an affinity for the random, empty-cal action movie - VIRTUOSITY, RICOCHET, MAN ON FIRE, etc. The first two are dumb, but a LOT of fun (only saw the original Scott Glenn version of the third).

I also think TRAINING DAY was one of those that crossed over because he played the antagonist instead of the hero.

Her cash flow doesn't lie.

Ah. Then Anthony Daniels is an international superstar.

Then Anthony Daniels is an international superstar.

Apart from no one knowing his face, yeah.

We need a site that shows how much the performers make. I wonder if he made mad bank for the last three flicks.

The first two are dumb, but a LOT of fun

I love Virtuosity. And I want Russell Crowe's purple suit. It's a very fun movie.

Constantine question: If you already knew you were transplanting the movie to the states, which actor would you choose to play John?

Me, I'm still stuck on CKR, and Keany hasn't made it onto the list this way round either.

CKR?

Callum Keith Rennie.

If you already knew you were transplanting the movie to the states, which actor would you choose to play John?

James Marsters.