Will Kevin Costner Play Fitzgerald In GWB?........

[global1]

I watched JFK again over the weekend and I really find Kevin Costner's performance of Garrison riveting. Do you think they'll do a movie GWB? I would love to see what Costner does with Fitzgerald.

[tk2kewl]

1. i'd rather see clooney do it

[orpupilofnature57]

11. K Street rocked !!!

[HereSince1628]

2. No, the guy who played the accountant in Shawshank Redemption

Sorry I pay no attention to actors names.

I spent the entire 1980's not remembering who was pResident.

[tk2kewl]

4. tim robbins

[HereSince1628]

6. Thanks. I really am terrible with actors names.

[tk2kewl]

8. he is a good choice and a very progressive thinker

as is his wife Susan Sarandon

[HereSince1628]

14. I thought there might be a bit of similar appearance.

I have no idea how tall either one is.

I remember both Robbin's and Sarandon's names from the protests.

[savemefromdumbya]

3. GWB - that's an excellent title!

get the cameras rolling!

[Skink]

9. Dennis Leary in a playboy type role..

:evilgrin:

[ladjf]

5. There might be a movie on the "Fall of the American Empire"

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[orpupilofnature57]

7. J.F.K. is a link to the Good Old Boy network, an organization that made us

what we are today, sheep led by criminals!

[Dr Fate]

10. WE ARE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS, PEOPLE!!!!

[texpatriot2004]

25. Yes, we are through the looking glass. nm

[global1]

12. How About Richard Dreyfuss for Cheney?....

Let's see will need a KKKarl.... A Judith Miller...... Scooter.....
Wilson..... Plame....... GWB could play himself because he'll be unemployed - maybe on a work release program.

[loudsue]

21. Judith Miller could be played by .....

:freak: having a senior moment here...

The actress that played opposite Jack Nicholson in that movie where Nicholson started out dating this woman's daughter...

And...the same acress that played with Goldie Hawn & Bette Midler in the Ex-Wives Club....

and...she plays in everything! But...she also could pass for Judith Miller.

Ya know who I mean!!??? Help!! :cry:

[sundancekid]

23. Diane Keaton?? Sure could do more than just the look-alike to Mz. Tuffet

... she's a great actress from way back in the Annie Hall times too!

[loudsue]

24. Thanks!! That's her!!

Don't you think she looks a lot like Judith Miller, if Judith was "kewl"?

:kick:

[asthmaticeog]

13. You know what I found compelling about Kostner's performance in JFK?

Trying to guess which part of the South his accent would travel to next.

[Fenris]

16. Er...Savannah...er, wait...Texas...no...now it's Mississippi!

[asthmaticeog]

18. Bonus points:

In which scene does he actually dead-on NAIL a New Orleans accent?

































BZZZZZT. Trick question. The answer is "none."

[AspenRose]

19. Ah yes, Robin Hood with the American accent.

Hee hee hee.

My favorite Costner movie is "Fandango."

[mattomjoe]

15. Coincidentally, I watched Thirteen Days again yesterday

wow, talk about a contrast in leadership to what we have now!

[bunkerbuster1]

17. Thought that same thing while watching the same film

I'm sure there's more than a little JFK/RFK puffery going on for cinematic purposes, but at least the conversations seemed plausible.

Chimpy thinking more than one checker-move in advance? not plausible.

[texpatriot2004]

20. JFK is a great film and Costner was fantastic. n.t

[loudsue]

22. John Ritter could have played Rove to a "t"....

He was a great actor.

[texpatriot2004]

26. Yes he was a great actor. n.t

[Tiggeroshii]

27. My b-day was last week -i made sure i got 13 days

and although I asked for JFK, i never got it. Maybe i'll just have to buy it myself. :sigh:

I think Costner does lawyers well, and he'd be great in playing Fitz. Let's see how things work out. Heh

[texpatriot2004]

28. Since you just watched JFK recently can you tell me something.

There is a line towards the end when Costner's character is talking about the nuclear crisis and he says something about only the goodwill of these two men stands between us and the devil. I can see the characters on the phone, the message being sent and all but I can't remember that line. Can you?

[liberalpragmatist]

29. I imagine that the movie would just be called "W"

And Bush would be depicted as a hopelessly comic figure. Yet by the end it's clear his corruption underneath that comic smile.