Balthus Dire
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I thought Olyphant was horribly miscast but Paul Walker? Bahahaha!
I thought Olyphant was horribly miscast but Paul Walker? Bahahaha!
Olyphant isn't horribly miscast in anything. He's too good an actor.
Hitman and Live Free or Die Hard would like a word with you.
I don't know about that. There's redeeming qualities to 47. We saw a lot of those in Absolution.
On the subject of the film tho, I really don't understand why Fox wouldn't give Bateson a shot. How much money do they really expect Walkers name to draw? If this were 2002 I'd completely understand but even with the resurgence of the Fast and Furious films I wouldn't think Walkers name has that much pull. Hell I'd argue Batesons involvement would bring more fans than walker would. Stoopid Hollywood
Does Bateson look the part? or is this another thing like people wanting Kevin Conroy as Batman in live action which is completely dumb. I can't bring in the acting card against Bateson because Paul Walker is beyond terrible.
Justified. Argument over.
David Bateson is the reason 47 looks the way he does. The character was modeled after the guy. There's absolutely no excuse for Fox not to use him. Bateson is a perfectly capable screen actor.
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Couldn't they get big names in supporting roles instead or as the main villain? And have the main actor actually be someone who's right for the role. Even if it's not David Bateson. Agent 47 needs to be somewhat seasoned, and not be a hunk.
I'd like to point out though, that Ledger had at least already proved himself as a decent actor by then. Paul Walker...well, to say the only films I know him in are Fast and the Furious movies, would be pretty accurate.They could but that would require way more thought than they're willing to put in to a quick cash grab.
Paul Walker is 40 now. Without the stubble and surfer-haircut, he'll probably look pretty good as 47. I think it's worth waiting for a trailer at the very least before condemning the choice completely -I know I sound like a broken record, but this is exactly the same response a lot of people gave when Heath Ledger got announced as The Joker. Who knows, he might surprise us.
Eh walker is terrible in that too
I'd like to point out though, that Ledger had at least already proved himself as a decent actor by then.