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Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - Maggers - 04-29-2005
Double-edged Wrote:.....
I can't believe that no one has mentioned Christian Bale. Too bad that he's already doing a dark and edgy guy who operates outside the law...
As Kenji said, Christian Bale has been mentioned on other threads, always with the caveat that since "Batman" will come out before the RJ movie it could never happen.
Welcome to the board, Double-edged.
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - XamberB - 10-08-2006
dejo Wrote:For me, the ultimate proof of Keanu's acting abilities (or lack therof) is the movie "Much Ado About Nothing". When put in the same film as good actors like Kenneth Branagh, Emma Thompson, Denzel Washington, and even Michael Keaton, the poor Keanu Reaves looks like a stick. (And I apologize to all the sticks out there).
I think Keanu's acting ability went steadily downhill after Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure!
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - XamberB - 10-08-2006
ShadowLord Wrote:Ok maybe he is getting a bit old but -- Tom Cruise (now I realize this can't happen due to the $$$ Tommy gets per film)
But he has it all -- small but in great shape like jack
Knows martial arts like jack
Can come across as a quite type of guy till he gets ready to rumble..
Not kidding I think Tom Cruise would have made a great Jack..
ShadowLord
Just realized -- I could also live with Keanu Reeves as Jack but once agian -- numerous problems with the $$$$$
Please no. Cruise ruined Mission Impossible for me. I used to love that show on TV. I have yet to see him in a good movie. Most of them are about Cruise taking his clothes off. Yuk! Cruise's idea of acting is walking around with his mouth open. Let's get a real actor to play the part of Jack.
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - Kenji - 10-08-2006
XamberB Wrote:Please no. Cruise ruined Mission Impossible for me. I used to love that show on TV. I have yet to see him in a good movie. Most of them are about Cruise taking his clothes off. Yuk! Cruise's idea of acting is walking around with his mouth open. Let's get a real actor to play the part of Jack.
Tom Cruise is too old for Jack.
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - XamberB - 10-08-2006
Kenji Wrote:Tom Cruise is too old for Jack.
Deo gratias
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - Wanda - 11-03-2006
well I am new to this and he is older but no age is mentioned. Why not Keifer Sutherland?:p
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - cobalt - 11-03-2006
Wanda Wrote:well I am new to this and he is older but no age is mentioned. Why not Keifer Sutherland?:pWelcome Wanda!
Keifer Sutherland, nice to look at....but.....too noticable. BTW.....Jack is about 35 or so I believe.
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - Dave F - 11-03-2006
Wanda Wrote:well I am new to this and he is older but no age is mentioned. Why not Keifer Sutherland?:p
My choice too, but I do admit he is a bit too old
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - Gia - 11-07-2006
I can't wait to see what they do with this on film, but ever since I started reading the books, I've thought E. Norton could pull it off. He's such a gpm, but still strong enough that he could face anything the otherness could throw at 'im. Pleeeeeeeeease no Kutcher--he's too tall and obnoxious...also too recognizable...wouldn't be able to blend in! I'm crossing all my extrimities hoping they don't eff this up.
Which young, big-name star wants to be Repairman Jack? - Auskar - 11-07-2006
Deja Vu.
I know I read this thread before, only with more recent posts -- yet here it is again, only all the posts are old. I just need Rod Serling narrating some stuff before the eerie music pops in.
Or maybe the new Denzel Washington movie will solve the mystery.
Welcome to the twilight zone.