@badradger saidHe was Batman?π¦π²
pulp fiction would have been a great pic with or without bruce.... dont get me wrong I enjoyed most of his films but he only ever played Bruce.
@badradger saidYou can say the same for most actors. Tom Cruise plays the same exact hot-shot character in every movie, same for Denzel Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, Joe Pesci, etc.
pulp fiction would have been a great pic with or without bruce.... dont get me wrong I enjoyed most of his films but he only ever played Bruce.
It's been this way ever since the silver screen. Marilyn Monroe was the sexy, soft-spoken blonde, Humphrey Bogart was the tough, no non-sense guy, Jimmy Stewart was the likable nice guy....and on and on.
Bruce was no different from most of the great actors.
@vivify saidSome, like Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, are more versatile, playing many diverse roles.π
You can say the same for most actors. Tom Cruise plays the same exact hot-shot character in every movie, same for Denzel Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, Joe Pesci, etc.
It's been this way ever since the silver screen. Marilyn Monroe was the sexy, soft-spoken blonde, Humphrey Bogart was the tough, no non-sense guy, Jimmy Stewart was the likable nice guy....and on and on.
Bruce was no different from most of the great actors.
@great-big-stees saidits a bit like mel gibsons terrible attempt to be a scot in braveheart or cosners american accent in robin hood.
Some, like Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, are more versatile, playing many diverse roles.π
@torunn saidI should have scrolled down a bit more before replying to dive.
I haven't been impressed by Nicholas Cage acting in other films, but he moved me in Leaving Las Vegas as an alcoholic going to that city with the sole purpose of drinking himself to death.
@the-gravedigger saidYou liked it too then, good. π
I should have scrolled down a bit more before replying to dive.