True. They had him listed as Brian Keith on IMDB. Weird.
Yes, but there are plenty of people who saw those who might not remember him because he wasn't the lead. I definitely think its subjective, but you have the right to your opinion. The only reason I remember him from Lost is because his character played such a huge part in a chunk of the season.
I agree. I can respect how everyone is rallying behind Andy but at the end of the day this is a business. This wouldn't be the first time that a lead actor has been replaced on a show and it certainly won't be the last. What people fail to understand is that if there are hundreds of people who depend on the series to support themselves and their families. Also, the diet and exercise routine the actors have during the shoot is hardcore. How do we know if Andy's up for all that physical activity? Maybe he wants and needs to lay-low for a while? I think everyone needs to look at the big picture of how EVERYONE is effected by this decision.
Actually I'd have to disagree again. Debatable literally means "Open to discussion or argument." Therefore you can argue whether or not you think he is worthy for certain things. In this case a part. There are plenty of actors who have proven themselves and have amazing resumes and you can still debate over whether or not they should play a certain person or character. And once again, I'm not saying he's a horrible person, just saying others are allowed to have their opinion just as you are. I'm sure Pattinson hears and knows that negative things are being said about him but he probably doesn't care because he's successful doing what he loves. If you want to defend him, great you have every right to, but other people also have to right to state their dislike of the guy.
That's because Kim Darby WAS a woman in the original True Grit. The Coen's version was more true to the book. They never rewatched the original movie, they just stuck with the text so if you want to find the source of creepiness fault the author of the book. He put it in there.
Nope, she was just nominated. Hilary Swank won that year for Boys Don't Cry.
Debatable doesn't necessarily mean he's horrible. It just means that everyone's opinion won't be the same. Some people will like him, some won't. what's wrong with that? It's their opinion. If you love him, that's great but everyone doesn't have to fall head or heels for the guy. Some people can hate him, some can be indifferent. At the end of the day Pattinson doesn't have to prove anything to anyone but himself. But people have the right to their opinion, just like you do.
Yes, but even with the camp it still had genuine moments of terror. This movie looks like a straight comedy. There's a reason why the original Scream trilogy would be found in the horror section and Scary movie in the comedy.
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