Winona Ryder is Amanda
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Interesting choice, I'll certainly bet she can pull it off.
Re: Winona Ryder is not "Spock's Vulcan mother"
And price. Let's not forget price.
And price. Let's not forget price.
Re: Winona Ryder is not "Spock's Vulcan mother"
Huh? It seems like only a few days ago that the complaint on this board was "So were's all the high profile guest stars we were promised?"
These days Winona's more "notorious" than "high profile".
Actually, Australia's doing well re the high profile stuff: Eric Bana - and now Chris Hemsworth. Hemsworth might be a nobody in the US, but he's very well known (and popular) in Australia and UK for his long-running role in "Home and Away".
Huh? It seems like only a few days ago that the complaint on this board was "So were's all the high profile guest stars we were promised?"
These days Winona's more "notorious" than "high profile".
Actually, Australia's doing well re the high profile stuff: Eric Bana - and now Chris Hemsworth. Hemsworth might be a nobody in the US, but he's very well known (and popular) in Australia and UK for his long-running role in "Home and Away".
Re: Winona Ryder, Chris Hemsworth, and Evil Incarnate
This guy will probably be on screen for three minutes, tops, as part of a flashback. He could be played by just about anyone. No worries.
This guy will probably be on screen for three minutes, tops, as part of a flashback. He could be played by just about anyone. No worries.
I wouldn't completely knock the cast.
Bana is definitely borderline "A-lister" and probably will be in a few years.
I see him as being about where Bale was five or six years ago.
Bana is definitely borderline "A-lister" and probably will be in a few years.
I see him as being about where Bale was five or six years ago.
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I thought Eric Bana was a hot property who then declined a bit after the lukewarm reception of his superhero movie. Bale's done rather better out of his foray into comic film.
There's little doubt that Eric Bana's one of the most prominent names attached to this film, but still... I like him. I really enjoyed Munich. I remember keeping my eye on Daniel Craig while watching the movie, because I knew he was cast as the new Bond... I never would have guessed Eric Bana would in turn make a Star Trek role.
I thought Eric Bana was a hot property who then declined a bit after the lukewarm reception of his superhero movie. Bale's done rather better out of his foray into comic film.
There's little doubt that Eric Bana's one of the most prominent names attached to this film, but still... I like him. I really enjoyed Munich. I remember keeping my eye on Daniel Craig while watching the movie, because I knew he was cast as the new Bond... I never would have guessed Eric Bana would in turn make a Star Trek role.
Bana's definitely the bigest star of the bunch.
Even so, when I tell people that Bana will be in the next Star Trek film, there's a pause, and I have to follow with "He's the guy who played the Hulk" or some other descriptor.
Even so, when I tell people that Bana will be in the next Star Trek film, there's a pause, and I have to follow with "He's the guy who played the Hulk" or some other descriptor.
It just might work, ya never know.
Wouldn't it be funny if he got the role and against all expectations, he nailed it?
Hey, maybe he's just never been challenged. His movie roles do seem to be pretty...thin...
You know who'd make a great Vulcan? Juliana Margulies. She looks like she could be Mark Lenard's daughter.
I'll bet more people still know who Ryder is than know Bana. She was quite the generational icon, she was.
Agreed.
But she'll probably only be in it for a few minutes, and might even be unrecognizable, depending on how they decorate her.
Could I help decorate her?
Sure.
You handle the decorating.
I'll handle the undecorating.
You'll need a sponge.
I've got a basement full of de-con gel.
It was the only useful thing to come out of "Enterprise."
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