[ SECRET POST #2191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2191 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Don't know who this is, but he has one of the ugliest faces I've ever seen on a real human. Gross.

[(Anonymous)]

You're flatlining.

[(Anonymous)]

no. that distinction belongs to cumberbitch.

[(Anonymous)]

What do you think - will Star Trek propel him to the heights in the U.S., or is he destined to be a character actor?

[(Anonymous)]

*puts on Nostradamus hat* With the buzz of Sherlock (although that's cooling because there probably won't be another season until 2014 and maybe longer for it to get to the US), I think BC will definitely get more U.S. work after Star Trek and the Hobbit Parts 2&3. However, I don't think it will last. He might get some leads, but he's outside the norm for action or romantic leads; for the most part he'll play more villains and major supporting characters.

If he gets a big juicy breakout role as a leading man, it will be a drama like Adrien Brody (also unconventional and gradually returning to character actor status) did in The Pianist. I really don't know how long BC can keep the bubble. I think he'll end up going back to the theatre and British tv more than most. I hope he wins a Tony some day.

He's just finished filming August: Osage County, so we'll find out if he can do an American accent. Personally, I think he's strange as hell casting as Little Charles, but the whole cast is very much not who I would expect/cast. We'll see how the Julian Assange thing pans out.

[(Anonymous)]

He's had quite a lot of US work in the past, at least by the standards of Brit actors. I mean, not that they were major roles, but he's been in The Other Boleyn Girl, Atonement and The Whistleblower (I only remember that one because I had to watch it for work) that I can think of off the top of my head. So I think he's done the groundwork to carry on in major roles in the US.

Although I agree to no romantic or action leads.

[morieris]

He's also going to be in Twelve Years A Slave, out later this year.