[ SECRET POST #2611 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2611 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Your least favorite casting decisions!

[(Anonymous)]

Keanu Reeves as John Constantine and whatshisface as Thranduil. Actually most of the Elvish royalty (except Legolas) from LotR and the Hobbit, now that I think of it. None of them is as ethereally attractive as I pictured them from the books, and I really didn't care for Hugo Weaving's take on Elrond at all.

Re: Your least favorite casting decisions!

[kaijinscendre]

From what I can tell, people really hate Constantine and Interview With A Vampire's casting. :O

AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

Now I actually didn't mind Interview with a Vampire so much. I'm sure they could've cast a better Louis, but I didn't find Brad Pitt to be terrible. Tom Cruise as Lestat was surprisingly good, and Claudia was pretty awesome.

Poor Keanu just never stood a chance as a believable Constantine. He's too clean-cut, too lackadaisical and far, far too American. I'd have gone with James Marsters, personally (who too be fair, is also American, but proved as Spike that he can fake a reasonably convincing snarky Brit.)