I just finished watching In Good Company (what a fantastic film, eh?) and was really impressed with this guy. I was only familiar with him on that 70's show which I don't really dig, but he was really good in In Good Company. Definetely suprised me. I think if he keeps an eye on picking good scripts and working with talented people he's gonna do really well. He's got the talent, I think.
I realised he wasn't an idiot when I watched Traffic. This guy is really talented... and he couldn't have picked a better time to leave That 70's Show (actually, he could have... but whatever).
I think he has a big future just because he is picking the right films and not jumping into anything just for publicity like Ashton Kuchner did...
The guy is a very good actor, and seems like a good guy... I wish him the best
i like him too. actually my girlfriend and her family always said i reminded her of him on that 70's show.
word of advice: if you're flipping HBO and you see Tad Hamilton on, keep flipping. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES stop on that channel.
I wish I would have seen that warning earlier...I stopped to watch.
It was awful.
But I was really impressed with Topher Grace in "In Good Company". If he keeps on playing things right, I really think he could go far...
I remember saying after the first few episodes of That 70s Show that he was the new Michael J. Fox. Since then, he's shown that he's so much better than that.
I just saw In Good Company last night, which I liked and I'm liking it more as I think about it more.
And good for him for telling Kutcher that he won't sign a Punk'd release so don't bother trying to get him.
As long as Steven Soderbergh stays obsessed with him, he'll always have a proverbial couch to sleep on. His "Ocean's 11 & 12" cameos were the funniest parts of both those movies. And, of course, "Traffic".
He was great in "In Good Company", and amazing in "P.S.", despite that being a really well-intentioned misfire of a movie. It'll be interesting to see how "Spider-Man 3" treats him.