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Freedon Nadd
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Ya he's been mentioned before War, don't get me wrong I dig HHH he was my favorite wrestler back before I stopped watching wrestling. But at his very BEST day he is a 'C' rate actor. Thor is 6'6" and 600 lbs according to Marvel because he has muscle tissue and bone tissue MUCH stronger and dense than any human and even most mutants. In the comics that would just mean for every "pound" of weight you would see Thor get it would actually be more like 3 pounds of muscle on him because of his density or some crap like that. And to translate that into our "real" world you'd still need somone at MINIMUM 6'3" and around 260ish pounds of muscle.
Anyway back to the wrestler thing...I'm sticking by my guns, casting a role based on stuntmen like wrestlers is ok for secondary characters. But it is RARE for a main character to successfully pull off a role with their limited acting ability and lot's of them come with giant ego's. Remember Mr. Nanny with Hulk Hogan? Ya with the exception of Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) most are going to automatically come off as corny ESPECIALLY as a main character. As secondary they are ok like the guy who was Sabertooth and the guy who played the Russian hitman in the new Punisher movie (Kevin Nash).
Casting stuntmen just rarely works...never know; you could do a screen test with him and a couple others and see if he could pull it off. But I'd still put my money on an actual actor...OTHER than Brad Pitt, Karl Urban or the entirety of the Lord of the Rings cast which seems to be the consensus for ALL roles these days or something.
Anyway back to the wrestler thing...I'm sticking by my guns, casting a role based on stuntmen like wrestlers is ok for secondary characters. But it is RARE for a main character to successfully pull off a role with their limited acting ability and lot's of them come with giant ego's. Remember Mr. Nanny with Hulk Hogan? Ya with the exception of Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) most are going to automatically come off as corny ESPECIALLY as a main character. As secondary they are ok like the guy who was Sabertooth and the guy who played the Russian hitman in the new Punisher movie (Kevin Nash).
Casting stuntmen just rarely works...never know; you could do a screen test with him and a couple others and see if he could pull it off. But I'd still put my money on an actual actor...OTHER than Brad Pitt, Karl Urban or the entirety of the Lord of the Rings cast which seems to be the consensus for ALL roles these days or something.