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Antonello Blueberry said:Unconventional could be a comedian, too. Or a woman.
My point exactly.
Antonello Blueberry said:Unconventional could be a comedian, too. Or a woman.
Tojo said:Foxx ain't bad, and if Jett's annoying crypticism is right then yes the actor will probably be black, and Jaimie Foxx. Unconventional indeed imo. He won't be bad, a solid actor, just aslong as he doesn't bring any hip-hopism to the table.
Antonello Blueberry said:Unconventional could be a comedian, too. Or a woman.
Denzel comes nowhere near Oldman in respect of his profession. Please inform me of any role Denzel has taken that diverted from the character he has played in every movie. You do realize there are more countries besides the U.S.. Just because someone has more fans doesnt make them any better. How many fans do you think actors like Anthony Hopkins, Chris Cooper, Judi Dench, Emma Thompson and Jeff Bridges have in comparison to actors like Denzel, Cruise, Keanu Reeves and Drew Barrymore?Tojo said:Now i know you're gonna say Oldman, Caine....but they are not on Denzel's scale.
Yes lets get logical, how many horrible actors have gotten awards? I cant even count them. And how many incredible actors go unnoticed in awards? Its a club, its all about who is due. Its all politics and money, anyone that has ever come close to any production company knows this.FaT_tONle said:thats a joke bro.... can we make some logical arguments here... last time I checked Bale hasn't won anything... and don't compare Oldman to Denzel for pete's sake... he would steal the show and we don't know if that's a good thing...
Yes, because one is an actor and the other just plays the same role over and over again, himself. Bale has been a more respected actor than Denzel long before his role in Batman. Denzel may have more fans but that doesnt make him better. You need to watch more than just the big budget crap the production companies force feed you for your money.FaT_tONle said:The quote was Bale was five times the actor Denzel is... I have seen enough movies from both of them to know that is completely false and nothing more than showing favoritism to Bale cause he played Bruce Wayne/Batman... you can't even put those actors in the same sentence yet...
7Hells said:Denzel comes nowhere near Oldman in respect of his profession. Please inform me of any role Denzel has taken that diverted from the character he has played in every movie.
You do realize there are more countries besides the U.S.
Just because someone has more fans doesnt make them any better. How many fans do you think actors like Anthony Hopkins, Chris Cooper, Judi Dench, Emma Thompson and Jeff Bridges have in comparison to actors like Denzel, Cruise, Keanu Reeves and Drew Barrymore?
Which group do you think directors prefer to work with?
7Hells said:Denzel may have more fans but that doesnt make him better. You need to watch more than just the big budget crap the production companies force feed you for your money.
Ive seen those, he played the same moral high grounded authority figure he does in all his movies.Tojo said:Eh? Did you pull that 'fact' out of your ass? I'll disregard the stupidity of that first statement and move on to the second-please watch Training Day, Cry Freedom, Glory, He Got Game and Malcolm X and then tell me he is the same in every movie. What a dumb thing you just said there.
You should read more carefully before calling people dumbasses.Tojo said:Oh really i thought America was teh only country in the whole entire intarweb!111 I'm from the UK dumbass.
Again please read things more carefully before you call people ******ed.Tojo said:Oh christ you really are a ******. I never even said Denzel was a better actor than Oldman or Caine, i said he is bigger, which means his presence, or star quality, or whatever it is about him, is just too big for a role like Dent.
Honestly I dont know if he is better. Cruise plays the same roles in all his movies just like Denzel. If Denzel is better hopefully he will try and choose more challenging roles in the future. I admit Keanu was a cheap shotTojo said:And Denzel is way better than Cruise, Reeves etc....i don't know why you put him in that category.
DV8 said:I posted this in another thread, but I'll post it here too:
it just occurred to me; what if they're trying to woo PACINO!?!?! He's definitely someone to "aim high" at, and unconventional in terms of age for casting Dent . . . also, he's worked w/ Nolan in the past, which Nolan has been quoted as saying he likes to do (when you work with good people, yadda, yadda). . . hmmmmmm
DV8 said:man . . . overacting or not, couldn't you just see him QWN this part? Part John Milton from Devil's Advocate (vanity . . . it's my favorite sin) . . . . part Colonel from Scent of a Woman . . . . now I'm damn near convinced of it myself . . . .
Ronny Shade said:He's already a big thing. But he's inescapably british. Of all the characters Harvey is one of a few that I don't think should be noticably british. That's why.
Keyser Soze said:Leonardo DiCaprio is a phenomenal actor. People who trash him tend to be people who saw "Titanic", and refuse to watch the rest of his movies becasue he's a "pretty-boy".
Would I like him as Harvey Dent? Absolutely. I'd have probably liked him for The Joker as well. But I don't think he's a likely candidate at all, as he's just too big a name.
7Hells said:Pacino is a joke. I dont care if he is the Godfather, as an actor, he is only a name.
raybia said:Yeah, I know, and I forgot all about that suggestion you gave. Its such a radically choice that its really hard to take seriously. But now I have to restate myself.
If they go with a black actor, the only one that will accept is Denzel and Don Cheadle.
Anyone else will be a big, big mistake and will force me to reconsider how much in Nolan I trust.
Crooklyn said:Overrated? I think this guy hasn't even earned the respect he deserves yet. Titanic was an unfortunate blow to the public's perception of him. But he's slowly gaining that respect back working with Marty. His last performance was especially noteworthy, considering he went head-to-head with Nicholson and wasn't even outperformed.
OneKnight said:Coversates with peers?
For that alone, you should be ignored...and possibly put to death.
Hades said:
FaT_tONle said:thats a joke bro.... can we make some logical arguments here... last time I checked Bale hasn't won anything... and don't compare Oldman to Denzel for pete's sake... he would steal the show and we don't know if that's a good thing...
Miranda Fox said:I agree. Take a look at this from Jett's latest Scattershots entry:
It's either him or Denzel. And honestly, I'd like Jamie Foxx. He can act and he puts a hell of a lot of effort into his roles - exactly the kind of actor Nolan likes to cast.
7Hells said:Ive seen those, he played the same moral high grounded authority figure he does in all his movies.
Great examples by the way, thanks.
You should read more carefully before calling people dumbasses.
Again please read things more carefully before you call people ******ed.
Honestly I dont know if he is better. Cruise plays the same roles in all his movies just like Denzel. If Denzel is better hopefully he will try and choose more challenging roles in the future. I admit Keanu was a cheap shotYet, in the conext of the argument it fits because I was disproving a point made by someone other than you.
Maxwell Smart said:I grew up in the south, thats why I despise it. ****ing religious extremism and homophobia everywhere.
And yell "stereotype!" all you want, most stereotypes have some sort of basis in reality. I grew up around these people, therefore I have the right to make that judgement. Of course not ALL Southerners are ignorant and backwards, but overall the ignorant ones are the rule, not the acception.
Boom said:I think my peers would agree that nine consecutive posts weren't necessary.
Edit button dude.
Just because the character is written ambigous doesnt mean Denzel played him as such. Denzel played that character as if he had the moral highground, yes. He was above the law, watch it againTojo said:His character in Training Day is morally high grounded?
How can they be challenging when they are all the same character? The man is a wonderful natural actor. Natural acting has nothing to do with character development.Tojo said:Training Day wasn't challenging? Man on Fire wasn't challenging? Glory wasn't challenging? Playing a South African wasn't challenging?