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[graculus]

And while we're talking movies, my choices are relatively limited by the fact there's a bunch of male actors I either cannot stand or have little tolerance for, so have to be persuaded something they're in is worth watching... I wonder how many people reading this share my views? ;)

[Poll #652727]

E.T.A. Candidates to add to the shitlist so far: Will Farrell, Colin Farrell, Adam Sandler (x3 votes), Chris Farley, David Spade, Rob Schneider, Jimmy Fallon, Owen Wilson (x2 votes), Kevin Bacon, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, John Travolta (x5 votes), Michael Douglas (x2 votes), Orlando Bloom (x4 votes), Jeff Goldblum (at least that's who I assume sg1scribe meant!), Tom Hanks (x4 votes), Russell Crowe (x3 votes), Mike Myers (x2 votes), Steven Seagal (x2 votes), Arnold Schwarzennegger (x2 votes), Billy Bob Thornton, Ben Stiller (x2 votes), Val Kilmer, Heath Ledger (x2 votes), Edward Norton, Eric Bana, Matthew McConnachie (sp?), Heath Ledger, Jake Gyllenhall and Benjamin Bratt. And on the distaff side, Julia Roberts (x2 votes iirc), Kirsten Dunst, Andie McDowell, Jennifer Lopez and a lengthy selection from cara_chapel here.

I certainly should have included both Travolta and Douglas in my original list... ;)

Comments

[xochiquetzl]

All actor dislike goes out the window if the promo says, "Based on a story by Philip K. Dick," however. ;)

[sidewinder.livejournal.com]

:: snort :: I stand guilty as charged on that as well.

[graculus.livejournal.com]

Alas, the appearance of Tom Cruise etc. strikes all that out, no matter how much I love Philip K. Dick, particularly since they rarely do his stuff well...

[jennixen.livejournal.com]

Agreed, I sort of had to see Minority Report but I SO wished that someone else than Cruise could've played...