Guy Pearce is Aldrich Killian

[HighFivingMF]

Originally Posted by Silvermoth

Wow, I never thought I would see the day when Guy Pearce takes on a comic book role. My, how times have changed!

He was up for R'as Al Ghul in Batman Begins, but they decided to pick someone older.

[kaijunexus]

Originally Posted by Gold Samurai

In about 8 years I expect someone to use the "Ultimates" Iron Man as reference for a reboot.

If you're talking about this...




then....

[chiefchirpa]

Guy Pearce = Marc Spector

Why is he being "wasted" to a villain role, don't know...

[cherokeesam]

Originally Posted by chiefchirpa

Guy Pearce = Marc Spector

Why is he being "wasted" to a villain role, don't know...

Ugh.
I love me some Moon Knight, but Guy Pearce would be "wasted" on that role. I'd rather see Guy be a villain to an A-list hero than be a hero himself on the D-list.

[Steelsheen]

Originally Posted by Doctor Who

It's funny because I have NEVER heard of the director of Shane Black; but when I found out he did the movie Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.... and now has Robert Downey Jr., Ben Kingsley, and Guy Pearce ALL in the same film?

My enthusiasm for this film grew at an instant within the last 12 seconds.

this

[The Infernal]

Originally Posted by chiefchirpa

Guy Pearce = Marc Spector

Why is he being "wasted" to a villain role, don't know...

I wouldn't call Tom Hiddleston wasted on a villain role.

[Avenger]

I've found that a lot of villain roles tend to be "meatier" than hero roles, anyway. I'm just excited about the addition of Pearce; he's an excellent actor, and he has a perfect "villain voice," if that makes any sense. This movie's cast is just tremendous.

[chiefchirpa]

Originally Posted by cherokeesam

Ugh.
I love me some Moon Knight, but Guy Pearce would be "wasted" on that role. I'd rather see Guy be a villain to an A-list hero than be a hero himself on the D-list.

Hey any comic hero from A-Z could be a cinematic headliner depending upon the quality of that movie. Blade for instance. Or Iron Man, who's actually more of a B-lister.

On the other hand, most villain roles become footnotes. Unless for a select few.

[chiefchirpa]

Originally Posted by The Infernal

I wouldn't call Tom Hiddleston wasted on a villain role.

Yeah. But Hemsworth still is the main man in the Thor franchise.

[The Infernal]

Originally Posted by chiefchirpa

Yeah. But Hemsworth still is the main man in the Thor franchise.

And? It's the part that's important not top billing.

[chiefchirpa]

Originally Posted by The Infernal

And? It's the part that's important not top billing.

Actually it's the part that people remember that's important. When there comes Avengers 2 people are most likely looking forward to Thor, not Loki. In most likelihood it's the protagonist role that's more popular than the antagonist role.

Heath Ledger's Joker, Darth Vader and Agent Smith of the Matrix are the rarity. IM Obadiah, IM2 Whiplash, Red Skull, Lex Luthor, etc are the norm.

[OsGom]

Heh! Guy Pearce is great but I was hoping for him to be cast as Dr. Strange. That would have been epic. Although I could see him as the Moon Knight as well . . . he is that versatile :0)

[The Infernal]

Originally Posted by chiefchirpa

Actually it's the part that people remember that's important. When there comes Avengers 2 people are most likely looking forward to Thor, not Loki. In most likelihood it's the protagonist role that's more popular than the antagonist role.

Heath Ledger's Joker, Darth Vader and Agent Smith of the Matrix are the rarity. IM Obadiah, IM2 Whiplash, Red Skull, Lex Luthor, etc are the norm.

I disagree. One it's not important what people remember most, that's just shallow, the quality of the role itself is more important. Two, I disagree on the case of Loki/Hiddleston. He was brilliant in both Thor and Avengers and in the case of Thor many people would say he was the best thing about it.

In short it's not a popularity contest, it's the role itself that matters.

[Thedudehimself]

I have to ask something slightly Off-Topic. I dont know where else to ask on this forum.

It is still about Guy Pearce. Well, I still havent seen Scotts "Prometheus" yet, since it doesent come out here until August 9th. Obviously I avoid the Prometheus thread. Dont wanna get spoiled.

My question is, what role is Guy Pearce playing in Prometheus and HOW BIG is that role? Because that VIRAL TED-speech was pretty damn awesome. Is there much Pearce goodness in Prometheus?

[Hunter Rider]

Originally Posted by Thedudehimself

I have to ask something slightly Off-Topic. I dont know where else to ask on this forum.

It is still about Guy Pearce. Well, I still havent seen Scotts "Prometheus" yet, since it doesent come out here until August 9th. Obviously I avoid the Prometheus thread. Dont wanna get spoiled.

My question is, what role is Guy Pearce playing in Prometheus and HOW BIG is that role? Because that VIRAL TED-speech was pretty damn awesome. Is there much Pearce goodness in Prometheus?

He has about ten minutes screentime I'd say.

[Lots o lafs]

Originally Posted by Hunter Rider

He has about ten minutes screentime I'd say.

But to be honest his role is the best part of the movie.

Everything else was bland.

[Spuzz]

Originally Posted by Lots o lafs

But to be honest his role is the best part of the movie.

Everything else was bland.

It's the best part of the movie if you were a big fan of Benjamin Button.

[DocHoliday]

Originally Posted by Spuzz

It's the best part of the movie if you were a big fan of Benjamin Button.

LMFAO! For all it's problems I liked Prometheus and believe it's the 2nd best film in that universe. YesI like it better than Cameron's "Aliens". I still wish the original crazy wooden spaceship Alien 3 would have been made.

I am still wondering just how big Guy Pearce's role in the film will be.

[HighFivingMF]

God damn it, Guy. Be in a whole movie!

[chamber-music]

Guy Pearce likes small cameos roles his said in the past how his leading man role in Hollywood blockbuster Time Machine put him off doing more parts like that.

I don't mind the fact his doind a cameo some of the movies his done cameos in have been Oscar award winning movies like The Hurt Locker and The King's Speech

[The Infernal]

Originally Posted by SnuffTheRooster

http://www.superherohype.com/news/ar...3-role-a-cameo

Looks likely that Aldrich does kill himself like in the comics.

I'd say chances are 50/50 at this point. I still don't see why they should have someone like Guy just to kill the character off, but if it's more of a cameo then I don't think we can rule it out.

What annoys me is that it contradicts earlier reports that he would be the main villain and that the Mandarin would be the behind the scenes guy. I was really getting into the idea of what Guy could do with the role and how he could make the film if he were the main focus (in terms of villains).

[Silvermoth]

Guy looks incredible as Aldrich. I wonder if he would be able to steal the crown from Hiddleston's Loki (ie: Marvel's best super villain)

[The Infernal]

I have my doubts. Guy said his role was pretty small. I can picture his character being a focus of the movie, but I don't see him topping Hiddleston with a small role.

[cherokeesam]

Originally Posted by Silvermoth

Guy looks incredible as Aldrich. I wonder if he would be able to steal the crown from Hiddleston's Loki (ie: Marvel's best super villain)

Strongly, strongly doubt it. I don't think he'll even have the head to wear that crown.

[Hunter Rider]

I really enjoyed Killian, I thought Guy Pearce had a lot of fun with the role but kept a greater sense of menace than Sam Rockwell did while still bringing an air of flamboyance.