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If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - RJD2001 - 01-09-2013

bill1971 Wrote:How about Jeremy Rennar, Hawkeye from the Avengers?

He would be a pretty good choice in my opinion.


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - baconmaster - 09-07-2015

Renner is a good suggestion, but Jack has brown eyes, no?


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - tbone42486 - 01-08-2016

Saw an article on Facebook today that Kurt Russell identifies as a Libertarian, and it reminded me that I haven't watched "The Thing" in a while. A few minutes into the movie I thought, what a terrible shame "The Tomb" wasn't made into a film in the early 80's when the book came out. A guy like John Carpenter, with a decent budget could have really done something with it. Not to mention Kurt Russell, pretty average guy with the capacity to be intense ("HELLS COMIN' WITH ME!) when needed. He would have been a great Jack.
Just about all of my favorite movies were made between 80-85. If only...


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - Dalt - 04-17-2016

Dave618 Wrote:No, Bale is too handsome. I really want the "average" aspect of Jack to be respected when casting him. Someone here on another thread mentioned Sam Rockwell, and that's a brilliant choice. That guy is a great actor and should totally be able to pull off an average John Q. Public who can go berzerk when need be.

I've just seen Sam Rockwell in Mr Right and from beginning to end thought of him as Jack. Regular Joe looking, average height and build. Middle of the road 'looks'. Moves like a panther. Can really stage fight and looks good doing it. Razor sharp wit and delivery. A lot of on screen gravitas and intimidating in a 'what the hell is this lunatic going to do next?' kinda way. He's my top choice.


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - Dalt - 04-17-2016

Ryan Reynolds is a superb actor and a skilled stage fighter. Great sense of humour but he's too good looking; he sticks out like sore thumb. I relate it to casting Brosnan, Lazenby or Connery as Bond. Although they all played the part well, their looks betrayed them as spies. You can't be a very efficient spy if everyone notices you when you walk in a room, which is why I maintain Craig has been the best casting for that roll since its inception. Sam Rockwell. If I ever meet him, I'm pitching him. Wink


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - fpw - 04-21-2016

I agree with Sam Rockwell 100%. Looking forward to his new film.


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - pzazzme - 02-04-2017

I think Renner would be perfect!


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - fpw - 02-05-2017

Renner too


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - Harambe - 06-16-2017

Scott Eastwood would be a great pick. He's just the right age, has the looks and build for being Jack, in addition to having experience in martial arts, and is a good enough actor to follow suit for the character.


If there was a Repairman Jack film, who would be the best actor to play Jack. - fpw - 06-16-2017

Harambe Wrote:Scott Eastwood would be a great pick. He's just the right age, has the looks and build for being Jack, in addition to having experience in martial arts, and is a good enough actor to follow suit for the character.

Yeah...early 30's, got his father's look. By now I'm ready to settle for James Corden.