Found this quoted on LJ, but can't find the article:
"Katie Holmes may not be returning to the new Christian Bale "Batman" franchise, but pop singer and Cameron Diaz boy-toy Justin Timberlake is apparently eager to join the team. Timberlake has reportedly auditioned for the villainous role of Two-Face in the upcoming sequel, but is facing stiff competition from Liev Schreiber." -Salon.com
JT looks like he's 12. A sexy wrong 12, but still: babyfaced.
Liev Schreiber would rock, providing he doesn't have that "I Can't Believe it's Not Selleck!" 'stache.
The John Cusack phenonemon:
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Heh. That's a spot-on article on Cusack. I ended up not going to the preview screening of Must Love Dogs last week, and from everything I've heard, it's a boring, formulaic rom-com without much redeeming value. Yet I'm tempted to shell out the bucks to see The Cusack in the theater doing that Cusack thing. I recall, there was even a tongue-in-cheek website a few years ago that campaigned to put him in the Oval Office.
does "Liev is my boyfriend" dance
remembers to get tix to Glengarry
That's a spot-on article on Cusack.
Except it ignores everything before Say Anything. Bloody late-comers thinking they get the John Cusack mystique.
t /grumble
I liked him quite a bit on
Sure Thing
and
Better Off Dead,
but I gotta admit he didn't really make me go WOW until
Say Anything.
Although... the characters he played in those earlier movies did have similar traits to Llyod Dobler.
John Cusack made me go WOW when I realized that he did
Eight Men Out, Say Anything,
and
The Grifters
in rapid succession, at the age of 21. Dude wanted to stop playing teenagers, and he pulled it off, and I had no idea he was that young in either of the non-teenager roles.
Really? I thought
Say Anything
was just another John Cusack movie after watching
The Sure Thing
and
Better off Dead
seventy gajillion times, and even seeking out
Hot Pursuit
and
One Crazy Summer
because, John Cusack! But perhaps my bemusement over him playing a college student when I was in High School and a High School student when I was in college colors my opinion too much.
(eta: And I can see why he'd keep coming back to the tried and true romantic comedies after the lack of recognition for
Eight Men
and
Grifters
)