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#5

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Starting previews after Christmas and opening in late January? That's really risky. I hope they do well. I'll definitely be in line to see this one.
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#10

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I find Johansson to be god awful, aloof and uninvolved in almost every film she's done(MINUS Vicky Christina and Match Point) but Liev as Eddie makes me giddy with joy.

I can't wait and am hoping ScarJo proves me wrong and turns in a great performance. I do have to admit i can see her doing well with this role.

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Updated On: 10/26/09 at 05:24 PM

#11

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Scarlett used to turn in some really great performances, but has been making some really awful choices lately. She's been terrible in terribly written roles. A hit Broadway show is exactly what she needs right now to hopefully get her career back on track and then she can start picking some more interesting roles to play.
#12

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I think Johansson has the potential to be great, I mean, she's no Katie Holmes. Her acting style is so understated though that I wonder how it will register on stage. Either way, with a leading actor like Schreiber to share the stage with her, I trust that she'll do well. I'm quite excited for this as well.
"Some people can thrive and bloom living life in a living room, that's perfect for some people of one hundred and five. But I at least gotta try, when I think of all the sights that I gotta see, all the places I gotta play, all the things that I gotta be at"
#13

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Very interesting. Great play. I like Schreiber, but he doesn't seem to fit the part in my head.......Then again, I haven't read it in a while.

Intriguing all the same!
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#15

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I always love hearing what people think when it comes to casting. Personally, I find Liev Shreiber irresistably sexy. Not to mention he's a brilliant actor. I think he's perfect for the role, and I am SO excited to see this. I do however feel that he is maybe a bit too sexy for the part, but I understand not everyone sees him as the sex symbol I do.

As for Scarlett Johanssen, I've never really cared for her but I've never really hated her either. I can take her or leave her. I think she's a bit too old for the part, but I'm curious to see what she does with it.

Yay.
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#17

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I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see Liev knock this one out of the ballpark. It's a great role calling for a great actor -- I was lucky enough to see both Tony LoBianco and Anthony LaPaglia and they both were sensational. IMO, it was a real gyp when Liev didn't get the Tony for Talk Radio (sorry, Frank L., that's the way I feel) and a Best Actor Tony may be in the tealeaves for this one.

Who's going to be Rodolpho, I wonder -- he's the catalyst that sets the whole crisis off. Has anyone here heard of Scarlett Johanssen?
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#20

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Johannson's a big draw (God did I have a huge crush on her a couple years back) and Schreiber less so, but are they really going to sell tickets to this? CERTAINLY not on the level of Jackman and Craig.
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#21

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But not everyone has to sell tickets the way that Jackman and Craig do. I mean, Johansson is likely to be a draw, but hopefully the draw will be the play, the production, and the talent involved (in terms of real talent v. box office draw). I mean, AUGUST: OC was a hit without any "names" involved. I hope this is the kind of production that stands on its own.
"Some people can thrive and bloom living life in a living room, that's perfect for some people of one hundred and five. But I at least gotta try, when I think of all the sights that I gotta see, all the places I gotta play, all the things that I gotta be at"
#22

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"I find Johansson to be god awful, aloof and uninvolved in almost every film she's done(MINUS Vicky Christina and Match Point) but Liev as Eddie makes me giddy with joy. "

Funny, I find her to be god awful in Match Point (during the second half, at least, when she starts shrieking -- she's pretty good as the smoldering babe in the first half), and aloof and uninvolved in Vicky Cristina.
#23

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it seems to me that Scarlett's charms -- such as they are -- are more suited to understatement and thus better served by film. will be interesting to see her try to create a character who can't deadpan or sotto-voce her way through a script.
#24

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Shrug.
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#25

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Elizabeth Marvel would be a PERFECT choice for Beatrice. And with the double whammy of Schreiber and Johansson, it really wouldn't matter that she's not particularly a name.
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