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Subject: Re: meet audience expectations Author: Lonedog [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:20:29 09/02/02 Mon In reply to: ZAH 's message, "meet audience expectations" on 15:55:37 09/02/02 Mon Actually, it would be more interesting to see an older, more gruff Batman who's become bitter. I think Clint Eastwood, with a little hair coloring, would play the part perfectly. He's never had a problem pumping up. As for the Man of Steel, I think Ben Affleck would do a fine job. Nicholas Cage, Dean Cain, etc. are not believable enough for the big screen. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: meet audience expectations Author: garrett [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 20:26:05 09/04/02 Wed >Superman should be played by Dean Kaine, whilst >Batman should be played by George Clonney. If they or >one of them don't agree move on end of story. >It all depends on the screenplay and whether the >audience will accecpt the movie and if they could see >their favourite super heros battling it.