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Bettany works for me – good actor just waiting for a real breakout so he can stop making that supernatural crap.
Bettany works for me – good actor just waiting for a real breakout so he can stop making that supernatural crap.
Ryan, the news is every where and all the major Norwegian news papers have this story as top 2
The next thing is: PLEASE do NOT cast DiCaprio as Harry Hole. Paul Bettany, Daniel Day Lewis, Ralph Fiennes are my favs. Kate Beckinsale as Rachel
Ryan, the news is every where and all the major Norwegian news papers have this story as top 2
The next thing is: PLEASE do NOT cast DiCaprio as Harry Hole. Paul Bettany, Daniel Day Lewis, Ralph Fiennes are my favs. Kate Beckinsale as Rachel
Watched him last night (what a great laugher) and I don’t see him slowing down anytime soon. His mind is always on high gear and his story of why he did Hugo was hilarious, which surprises me that he doesn’t tackle more comedic themes. Scorsese and The Snowman could be a good match.
On another note, I am already a Nesbo fan, but I hadn’t touched the Larsson stuff until last week. I gave in and read Tattoo, mostly out of anxiety to see the movie, to get the plot points out of the way so I could enjoy watching Fincher’s magic. I think Fincher is right – even if he can make a silk purse from a sow’s ear, I don’t see a BP nom due to subject matter, should he choose to include most of the grisly, nasty stuff. The 2 lead characters, however, are perfect for Fincher’s direction, so I do see directing, acting and techie noms if he pulls it off. Could be the biggest literary adaptation coup since The Godfather (yeah, I invoked the G-word again), where a pulpy novel morphs into a film classic, thanks to a good director.
Watched him last night (what a great laugher) and I don’t see him slowing down anytime soon. His mind is always on high gear and his story of why he did Hugo was hilarious, which surprises me that he doesn’t tackle more comedic themes. Scorsese and The Snowman could be a good match.
On another note, I am already a Nesbo fan, but I hadn’t touched the Larsson stuff until last week. I gave in and read Tattoo, mostly out of anxiety to see the movie, to get the plot points out of the way so I could enjoy watching Fincher’s magic. I think Fincher is right – even if he can make a silk purse from a sow’s ear, I don’t see a BP nom due to subject matter, should he choose to include most of the grisly, nasty stuff. The 2 lead characters, however, are perfect for Fincher’s direction, so I do see directing, acting and techie noms if he pulls it off. Could be the biggest literary adaptation coup since The Godfather (yeah, I invoked the G-word again), where a pulpy novel morphs into a film classic, thanks to a good director.
W O W Martin Scorsese just confirmed to direct The Snowman based on the Norwegian crime thriller by Jo Nesbø
Very very good news
wow, Manuel, that is great news.
this might be blasphemous, but I think Jo Nesbø is a better writer than Stieg Larsson Really enjoy his work.
not that a novel’s merit has any relevance to its adaptation — but it’s good to see Scorsese has chosen a book with a strong literary pedigree.
(though, searching around, can’t find ay official confirmation beyond some rumors that he’s interested.)
W O W Martin Scorsese just confirmed to direct The Snowman based on the Norwegian crime thriller by Jo Nesbø
Very very good news
wow, Manuel, that is great news.
this might be blasphemous, but I think Jo Nesbø is a better writer than Stieg Larsson Really enjoy his work.
not that a novel’s merit has any relevance to its adaptation — but it’s good to see Scorsese has chosen a book with a strong literary pedigree.
(though, searching around, can’t find ay official confirmation beyond some rumors that he’s interested.)