Barbarella comes again...

[Majik1387]

My choices for Barbarella

Marley Shelton

Scarlett Johansson(I know she's suggested for everything like some other actresses but I think she could do it)

Kelly Carlson

 

[That-Guy]

Good God. The studios can't get a Flash or Wonder Woman movie off the f**king ground but they greenlight crap like Barbarella and prequels to the Dukes of Hazzard. Hollywood needs to pull its head out of its ass.

 

[pointman]

I hope so, but in all likelyhood it will be Aeon Flux + Charlie's Angels.

Aeon flux sucked harder than catwoman.

 

[pointman]

Hollywood needs to pull its head out of its ass.

Haha, Hell will most definately freeze over first.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

Aeon flux sucked harder than catwoman.

I disagree, atleast Aeon FLux attempted to have some substance. Catwoman was Batman & Robin Mk II.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

My choices for Barbarella

Marley Shelton

Scarlett Johansson(I know she's suggested for everything like some other actresses but I think she could do it)

Kelly Carlson

So just blonde babes, basically?

 

[Antonello Blueberry]

So just blonde babes, basically?

As Barbarella is a blonde.
Will she have sex with robots in the movie?

 

[green]

My choices for Barbarella

Scarlett Johansson(I know she's suggested for everything like some other actresses but I think she could do it)

Webber did direct her in Girl With a Pearl Earring.

 

[KenK]

Diora Baird for Barbarella! CAN I GET AN AMEN!

 

[green]

My top choice...

 

[That-Guy]

Just cast Jessica Simpson so that we can confirm it to be the worst piece of crap ever made.

 

[Majik1387]

So just blonde babes, basically?

Barbarella isn't really anything else really. She's just kind of a groupie. Just about any blonde babe can play her, these are just my choices.

 

[jaydawg]

Good god. Talk about bottom of the barrol.

 

[Majik1387]

Good god. Talk about bottom of the barrol.

I'll consider talking about a the bottom of a barrol just as soon as you tell me what it is.

 

[BT18]

The original comic character was modeled after Brigitte Bardot. The new actress should be the one who most resembles her and it would also be nice if she had a little bit of the spunk and nonvapidity that made Jane Fonda so interesting, even if her conscience ended up getting into the realm of the severely misguided and deplorable in one case.

Here are some pics of a young Bardot:

Right now I'm thinking you dye Eva Greens hair blonde and it's your best bet.

 

[Speedball]

My top choice...

I'd be second in line. Behind you of course.

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[jaydawg]

I'll consider talking about a the bottom of a barrol just as soon as you tell me what it is.

Please excuse my poor spelling for another insult about this crappy film and the even crappier remake that will commence.

 

[BloodyWolverine]

Who should play Barbarella. I say either Naomi Watts a Blondw Jessica Biel, Scarlet Johannson or Natasha Hendstride. Although that hot Cilon chick on Galactica would do. Tricia Helfer.

 

[KenK]

Who should play Barbarella. I say either Naomi Watts a Blondw Jessica Biel, Scarlet Johannson or Natasha Hendstride. Although that hot Cilon chick on Galactica would do. Tricia Helfer.

Naomi Watts? Barbarella needs to have a "figure".

We all know I gots mad love for Jessica "Booty". She could work, but she can't be buff like Blade Trinity or Stealth.

Scarlett Johannson has that figure I was talking about, but she's not very statuesque. For the love of God, she's the same height as Woody Allen!

 

[BloodyWolverine]

This could one of those character movies that does better on dvd or tv but i think the perfect Barbarella would be Tricia Helfer the chick who plays the hottest Cilon on Galactica, Poppy Montgomery would be good. Maggie Grace, Does n't have to be big hollywood a tv actress could work and her movie career done. But only if done right.
Also i don't think Wonder Women is done its just Joel Silver got tired of Joss taking his time. Joss was named before Favrou was for Iron Man and it be ready. They baught a script and its only a matter of time.

 

[green]

I still think Drew's a possibility and was originally gonna play her.
This is from last Saturday.t:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9TzJAbubDM

 

[Kevin Roegele]

Barbarella isn't really anything else really. She's just kind of a groupie. Just about any blonde babe can play her, these are just my choices.

Not just any blonde. Someone with good comic timing.

 

[Majik1387]

Not just any blonde. Someone with good comic timing.

You mean like Jenny McCarthy?

 

[green]

http://www.superherohype.com/news/topnews.php?id=5490

James Bond Writers Penning Barbarella
Source: Variety
April 12, 2007


Variety reports that producers Dino and Martha De Laurentiis have completed a rights deal that will allow them to reinvent Barbarella, and the producers have set Casino Royale screenwriters Neal Purvis and Robert Wade to pen the script.

The original 1968 Roger Vadim-directed fantasy was produced by De Laurentiis, who wrote the check to secure Purvis and Wade.

De Laurentiis recently completed a film rights acquisition deal with Julien Forest, the son of Jean-Claude Forest, author of the French comic book series on which the film was based. The deal, made with Hollywood Comics principal Jean-Marc Lofficier and French agent Laurie Roy, calls for the reissue of the first two Barbarella books in concert with the feature, along with the publication of material that previously hadn't been translated into English.

"Barbarella is the ultimate science-fiction adventure heroine: smart, strong funny and sexy," De Laurentiis said. "I'm excited to reintroduce Barbarella to a new generation of moviegoers."

In the original film, Jane Fonda played the title character as a kittenish sexpot. In the remake, the writers will make Barbarella a free, modern gal who survives in a futuristic world through her intelligence, fighting skills and sexuality.

The Casino Royale writers just turned in their draft for the 22nd installment of the Bond franchise and will make Barbarella their next project.

 

[Darth Elektra]

Im glad Neal Purvis and Robert Wade wrote the script.