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07-Oct-03, 11:20 PM
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I never thought there were any real "weird" people in Hollywood until I saw Johnny Depp. Man that guy is just so weeeeird!!!
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08-Oct-03, 09:57 AM
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I'm a big fan of Johnny Depp . . . fantatsic actor and he has some GREAT talent to play such diverse roles. A little strange personally at times but fantastic actor. He doesn't even live in Hollywood. Johnny and his wife and two kids live on a remote village in France.
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08-Oct-03, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by DaLinkWent
I'm a big fan of Johnny Depp . . . fantatsic actor and he has some GREAT talent to play such diverse roles. A little strange personally at times but fantastic actor. He doesn't even live in Hollywood. Johnny and his wife and two kids live on a remote village in France.
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Yep, he moved his family there because he feels it is a better place to for his kids to grow up in =) |
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08-Oct-03, 11:52 AM
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Jakanden,
Do you like Depp as an actor? He falls in the same line as Tim Burton for directors as far as I'm concerned.
Movie favorites of Depp:
Pirates of the Caribean (sp?)
Edward Scissorhands
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Donny Brasco I thought was excellent!
Chocolate
What's eating Gilbert Grape
Blow
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
I'm sure there is others but I can't remember! They weren't all great films or good ones for that matter but his acting skills in my opinion are second to none!
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08-Oct-03, 11:58 AM
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I love johnny depp as an actor. He seems like a young christopher walken in that he specializes in off the wall characters (Raoul Duke in Fear and loathing, Edward in Edward Scissorhands, Sam in Benny and Joon, etc..). I mean hell, he was once billed as Oprah Noodlemantra =)
The only thing is that he seems to make as many crappy movies as he does good movies. He is still a great actor in those movies, it's just the movies suck (Astronauts wife is prime example).
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08-Oct-03, 01:08 PM
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In your opinion what younger style actor has the best chance to make a big impact in films?
I was impressed with Tobey McGuire's role in Seabiscuit and Elijah's in LTR triology. Any word on Texas Chainsaw Massacre is going to be?
You heard any insights into on Indian Jones 4? Sounds like a 4th of July release in 05 and Harrison Ford and Sean Connory are back but it seems hush hush . . . .
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08-Oct-03, 05:52 PM
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Toss up between a few:
Lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
American History-X
The pianist
The usual suspects
Snatch
Oceans Eleven
Damnit this isnt gonna work im just gonna go on and on lol..
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08-Oct-03, 06:02 PM
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I personally dug Jake Gyllenhaal's preformance in Donnie Darko. I think if he stays away from crap like Bubble Boy he will make a big impact. I also like Heath Ledger, but he needs to do more diverse roles. He was great in "10 Things I hate about you" and "A knights tale". WIthout him, I dont think either of those movies would have been any good. I think he will be a great actor for years to come.
As far as IJ4 the supposed cast includes Colin Hanks, Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, and John Ryhs-Davis with Colin Hanks playing the son of Indy (Perhaps he is the actual star?). The only thing CONFIRMED is that Harrison Ford is going to be Indy again and that the script is complete. Everything else is really speculation at this point =)
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08-Oct-03, 06:08 PM
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Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels are two pieces of genius work. Darkangle I see we share similiar interests.
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08-Oct-03, 06:27 PM
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Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels are two pieces of genius work. Darkangle I see we share similiar interests.
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Actually, that's once piece of genius work.
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08-Oct-03, 06:29 PM
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Oops I meant to include Snatch....
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08-Oct-03, 06:42 PM
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yea i love watching those lol i could see em over and over again, and btw i forgot to include fight club, Catch Me If You Can, confidence, identity, Unbreakable, 5th element, sixth sense, boat trip(yea i know its pathetic but i love this moview), Basic, The People Vs. Larry Flynt, Bullet Proof and .... damnit im doing it again  .
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08-Oct-03, 06:53 PM
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Fifth Element, damn that was an awesome movie. I remember when I first saw it, eveyrone thought it was too werid and practically no one saw it in theatres and everyone is discovering it for the first time now. It's a Luc Besson film, who also famous for "The Professional" which is another one of my fav movies. Anyways, how was "Confidence"? I heard it was good but never bothered to watch it.
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08-Oct-03, 08:10 PM
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it was pretty good i liked the twist at the end, its what makes most of the movies that i like.
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08-Oct-03, 08:16 PM
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I like the orignal version of "The Professional" better (Called Leon and its like 20min Longer). 5th Element was ok - but not one oe Besson's best =)
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