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Save Luthor for the next film.
Save Luthor for the next film.
Lex doesn't have to have a shaved head when we see him.
I know he doesnt, but after Hackman, Shea and Spacey just once I'd like a Lex who is just plain bald.
Other than Rosenbaum that is
Lex doesn't have to have a shaved head when we see him.
I know he doesnt, but after Hackman, Shea and Spacey just once I'd like a Lex who is just plain bald.
Other than Rosenbaum that is
I've never really understood the point of the bald thing myself. It feels like such an outdated, cartoonish idea for what an "evil villain" is supposed to look like. And I just don't think it's necessary for the character anymore.
Hell, the Joker has always been drawn with a pointy chin in the comics, and no one ever demands that the live-action Jokers have one.
I'm not.
Oh, maybe it's just because he happens to be bald. Lots of men are. Lots more men are, in fact, than you'd think from reading comic books.
I'm not.
Lex doesn't have to have a shaved head when we see him.
I know he doesnt, but after Hackman, Shea and Spacey just once I'd like a Lex who is just plain bald.
Other than Rosenbaum that is
I've never really understood the point of the bald thing myself. It feels like such an outdated, cartoonish idea for what an "evil villain" is supposed to look like. And I just don't think it's necessary for the character anymore.
Hell, the Joker has always been drawn with a pointy chin in the comics, and no one ever demands that the live-action Jokers have one.
Well, to begin with, no one in real life is going to look like the Joker.
And, speaking of O'Quinn, I realize that there's a tendency to have Lex and Clark be contemporaries, but how freaking cool would a Terry O'Quinn Lex Luthor be?
Well, to begin with, no one in real life is going to look like the Joker.
Crispin Glover and Christopher Eccleston come pretty close IMHO (hair and skin colours aside!). Not forgetting Conrad Veidt, from The Man Who Laughed, on whom old smiley-chops was based.
Well, to begin with, no one in real life is going to look like the Joker.
Crispin Glover and Christopher Eccleston come pretty close .
I actually had the exact same thought when I saw his name in the post before yours.And, speaking of O'Quinn, I realize that there's a tendency to have Lex and Clark be contemporaries, but how freaking cool would a Terry O'Quinn Lex Luthor be?
Well, to begin with, no one in real life is going to look like the Joker.
Crispin Glover and Christopher Eccleston come pretty close IMHO (hair and skin colours aside!). Not forgetting Conrad Veidt, from The Man Who Laughed, on whom old smiley-chops was based.
Someone else coming close is (or at least once was) Tim Curry. He was even in the running to play the Joker in the first Burton movie. And to this day, I hold my opinion that he would have even topped Nicholson's Joker.
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