..Other than American Psycho what can i see him in that showcases his great talent in acting?.
Equilibrium
Empire of the sun
Some people believe Swing Kids, only I'm not one of those people.
velvet goldmine.
I'm talkin bout Shaft
i'm falling in love with him!
Metroland
He and Emily Watson are good. The movie is OK.
He was the best thing about 'Shaft'. He kicked ass in it.
I can't say he was the most spectacular in "Laurel Canyon", but I just wanted an excuse to plug "Laurel Canyon."
"Laurel Canyon."
Henry 5. :-D
Reign of Fire!!!!
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Oh wait, I mean NOT Reign of Fire. My bad.
Keep Well,
Dan
newsies. haha.
Hot off the presses....
(CA-WARNER-BROS-PICTURES) Christian Bale Cast as Bruce Wayne in Warner Bros. Pictures' Upcoming Batman Movie Directed by Christopher Nolan
BURBANK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 11, 2003--Christian Bale has been cast in the starring role of Bruce Wayne in Warner Bros. Pictures' upcoming Batman movie, to be directed by Christopher Nolan and produced by Emma Thomas. The announcement was made today by Jeff Robinov, President of production for Warner Bros. Pictures.
Principal photography on the film is expected to begin in early 2004. The movie is written by David Goyer and Nolan, and will follow the early career of The Dark Knight.
Said Nolan, "What I see in Christian is the ultimate embodiment of Bruce Wayne. He has exactly the balance of darkness and light that we were looking for."
Robinov stated, "Now that we've found the best person to play Batman, we are really looking forward to moving ahead with the rest of our casting, and are excited about the exceptional group we are assembling."
Bale, who first drew critical attention for his starring role in "Empire of the Sun," has starred in such diverse motion pictures as "Little Women," "The Portrait of a Lady, "Metroland," "American Psycho" and "Laurel Canyon."
Great, great news. He's got the right physique, looks, and acting ablity.
Quote from: Find Your Magali...and "Laurel Canyon."
What was that?
Quote from: Find Your Magali...and "Laurel Canyon."
That's what I thought. Just making sure. "Laurel Canyon."
will he be the next Batman and his director will be Christopher Nolan?????? :shock:
Quote from: Vile5will he be the next Batman and his director will be Christopher Nolan?????? :shock:
yes
..good, good, good..casting bale was/is right... :yabbse-thumbup:
Quote from: tremoloslothQuote from: Vile5will he be the next Batman and his director will be Christopher Nolan?????? :shock:
yes
i must to watch that movie :yabbse-smiley:
Bale digs spurs into 'Yuma' redo
Source: Hollywood Reporter
Christian Bale is close to a deal to star opposite Russell Crowe in James Mangold's "3:10 to Yuma." Relativity Media is stepping in to finance the film, which has been without a home since Columbia Pictures put it into turnaround earlier this summer.
The move is certain to give Mangold a sigh of relief as the Western remake is taking a tortuous journey to the screen. Columbia spent four years developing the film, which it had hoped to start filming this summer.
Tom Cruise had been circling the film for his follow-up to "Mission: Impossible III," with Eric Bana rumored to be in pursuit of a role as well.
But by June, Cruise and Bana were no longer in the mix, and Columbia put "Yuma" in turnaround, leaving producer Cathy Konrad and Mangold to shop the project to various studios.
Fox 2000 was believed to be the front-runner based on Konrad and Mangold's relationship with topper Elizabeth Gabler, who championed their "Walk the Line."
Now, Relativity plans to finance the film, either in whole or in part, and is currently in negotiations with Columbia. Relativity has not yet lined up a distributor.
Relativity sees the movie as a one-off project, separate from its other business with Sony, Columbia's parent company. In May, Relativity sank $385 million into 11 Columbia films, a move that came on the heels of its investment of $400 million in January into the production costs of an additional 11 of the studio's films.
"Yuma" is based on the 1957 film that starred Glenn Ford as captured outlaw Ben Wade, who finds himself in the custody of small-time rancher Dan Evans. The rancher is secretly trying to take the outlaw to a railway station to catch a train to Yuma for the outlaw's court date. A battle of wills ensues.
Mangold's take sees Crowe as the outlaw and Bale as the rancher. Michael Brandt, Derek Haas and Stuart Beattie have all contributed to the screenplay.
The movie is on track for a fall shoot, after the Endeavor-repped Bale films "I'm Not There," Todd Haynes' fractured Bob Dylan biopic. After "Yuma," Bale, who has "The Prestige" opening Oct. 20, will then segue to his "Batman Begins" sequel, "The Dark Knight," which is scheduled to start shooting in late winter or spring.
Although it wasn't perfect I thought Harsh Times was a decent movie and Christian Bale was awesome in it, intense as hell. He's an interesting geezer who chooses consistently interesting movies to do and doesn't just go for easy paychecks. I salute you sir.
I respect Bale a great deal. He looked like he was on death's door in The Machinist. I've seen actors lose weight for roles before, but not like this. I'm looking forward to Harsh Times. Sounds like a bravura performance -- and what a contrast from his part in the New World.