Yep, I don't know her work, but I think she's bland just based on her pictures, she doesn't look very charismatic, she's hardly to identify, and Lois must have a lot of charisma. She would be a good Mercy Graves, Luthor's side kick, I guess.
And I totally agree with you about Anna Kendrick, she's talented and can play an adult role if they give it to her.
My Top 3 choices are: Mary E. Winstead, Anna Kendrick and Rachel McAdams.
Well for one thing, I can't see his Lois being wimpy like Bosworths. I can see her defending herself (obviously to her limitations) in a physical way.
Wow... I would never lump Teri in there... her Lois is IMO the only one to capture the heart and soul of the character, and I think they would be wise to pull a lot from her portrayal.
Again, have to just express how much I disagree. I thought LnC was very well written. I thought the actors were all excellent in their roles, had great chemistry together, and I think Dean Cain's Clark/Superman is the best live action version i've ever seen.
I know i'm definitely in the minority when it comes to his Superman, but I can't watch Chris Reeve's supes without cringing at the cheese. Dean Cain actually makes the character feel real to me.
I was watching the Lois Lane auditions last night on the
Superman: The Movie special features disc. It's remarkable seeing those auditions because you see the subtle yet
critical differences between all the actresses and there's a striking parallel to today.
So many pretty dark-haired women auditioned for the role and they all "looked the part" because, as we've discussed here ad nauseam, so many different women can simply "look the part" of Lois Lane, but only one
was Lois Lane.
Margot Kidder jumps off the screen. She had something in that role that none of the other actresses had by a long shot, an absolutely vivacious quirky charisma. She just had so much
character. The way she spoke her lines, her delivery, her emphasis on certain words, her body language, the way she looked at Superman... electrifying. And all the other actresses, while being perfectly competent, they were so... lifeless.
And I thought it was a perfect analogy to today and the discussions we're having on this board. I just kept imagining, instead of Anne Archer, Olivia Wilde. Instead of Leslie Ann Warren, Jessica Biel. Instead of Stockard Channing, Rachel McAdams. All fine actresses, all look the part and could certainly play the part competantly and no one would complain, but they don't have that
x-factor, they don't have the magic, they don't have that spark that just lights up the screen and brings the character pulsating to life.
It became strikingly clear to me when I watched those auditions that we need far more than just some pretty dark-haired actress to play this role. We need someone who has
true charisma, who has that
spark, and not just "a little bit." Not like, "Well I think Olivia Wilde has a spark." "Well I don't think she does." "Well she does to me."
NO!. I'm talking about someone whose charisma is undeniable, someone who reaches out from the screen and punches you in the face with her Lois Lane charisma. Someone who can deliver every line and make it hilarious, someone who can be charming and sarcastic and sharp as a tack, but also melt in Superman's arms. Margot Kidder had it when you combined her with that certain role, the perfect charisma, the perfect screen presence for this
one part. So there's bound to be someone out there right now who has it, too. That's who we need as our modern Lois. Not an assembly line of interchangable brunettes. The woman who was
born to play Lois Lane in 2011.
If you don't agree with me, check out the auditions here and hopefully you'll see what I'm saying: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz87CCKuZjw&feature=player_embedded
I've said before that I think
Selma Blair might have been that person, but admittedly she's too old now. We actually have the actor in the movie who was born to play Superman for this generation (I can't believe he was actually cast). So who could this young firecracker be who was born to play Lois Lane? If we actually get those two together, this movie will go down in history.
I always thought you were a wanker.
LOL, nice one
You forgot self-absorbed... a self absorbed wanker
Ohhhh, cheap shots. I'm only absorbed into my own infinite wisdom, hahahahahahaha.
