No. No, no, no.neil patrick harris!
neil patrick harris!
Yes! Please!!
I don't understand some people's reluctancy to "comedy actors" for these parts; I remember this saying from theatre, "it's way easier to make someone cry than to make'em laugh"; he's an extraordinary actor and a character like Pym would benefit a lot from having him...
Tho, he was my option for Barry Allen, I don't see that happening soon enough, and I'd just love to see NPH interacting with Ruffalo and RDJ, I can see it in my mind and it is glorious! t:
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He's a great dramatic actor too. If anyone saw him in Law and Order Criminal Intent, he gave a very moving portrayal of a serial killer who craved love and affection and made you really sorry for him. He was a world away from Barney Stinson.
He might be a little too svelte for Pym but I suppose he could bulk up. He certainly could play the intelligent scientist easily, and someone with a nervous breakdown. The thing is that he's almost a little too charismatic for Pym and would probably be to Ant-Man what RDJ was to Iron Man. elevating him far beyond his source material in this case.
I don't think anyone does.I'd like to see the "To steel an Ant Man" story in a sequel. I don't want Lang in the first one.
Except Edgar Wright.
I assume we'll get some information on the plot in a year or so...
I like the idea of NPH. It's the first superhero role that I personally want him to play (not the often suggested Flash, IMO). But why bulking up? How many scientists look like Conan? (lol)He might be a little too svelte for Pym but I suppose he could bulk up.
Holy moses. Awesome suggestion.I like the sound of Jude Law as Pym.
I like the idea of NPH. It's the first superhero role that I personally want him to play (not the often suggested Flash, IMO). But why bulking up? How many scientists look like Conan? (lol)
jason bateman. he has that vibe where he using sarcasm and humour to mask his insecurities and nervousness. perfect for pym.
By the looks of it filming won't start till a week before release