what about a limitless-like, slicked back hair, wall street digs, and a sneaky, evil glimmer in the eye from a clean cut bradley cooper. i can see him floating above the water freezing up our man and destroying semele (if i remember her name correctly)

I think Michael Madsen would make a great Rasalom....he's a badass himself and a diverse actor. Him or Chow Yun-fat from Bullet Proof Monk, Chow would fit the asian look of Rasalom.

I was always thinking Henry Silva but I guess it's a little late for that

Arnold Vosloo?

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I think Rory Kinnear should..Still pictured him while reading the Keep when he dropped all pretense and was a pale guy with wet matted hair. :nod:

Rory Kinnear

Bit late to the party, but I'd like to play

Whoever plays R should be fairly young, not just because of his age in the books, but because a Jack movie really has a strong chance of sparking a series of movies. I suppose it'd be possible to change actors for Rasalom, but it'd be much better if you could keep the same actor over the course of (potentially) a dozen movies.

I like the idea of Benedict Cummerbatch or Luke Evans but the ethnicity/look probably isn't quite right. Cummerbatch crossed with Javier Bardem would be perfect in my mind but I'm drawing a blank on a current actor who looks just right.

Wrong place, but I'd go with Liam Neeson for Glaeken and Joseph Gordon-Levitt for Jack (or maybe Michael Fassbender).

Jason Momoa for Rasalom.

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What about Naveen Andrews? He did well as Jafar on Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, especially when they let him out of the robes and he rocked a Victorian-style suit.

I think that's an excellent choice. Who says R gotta be a white guy? Not me.