Apparently, Fox has lined up helmers D.J. Caruso and Len Wiseman as their top two choices for the "X-Men" spin-off "Wolverine". All I have to say is...those are the only two directors they could attract to the project?
D.J. Caruso or Len Wiseman for "Wolverine"?
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Re: D.J. Caruso or Len Wiseman for "Wolverine"?
Jackman gonna be doing Wolverine again I assume? He is a good actor and plays the part well, but the one thing that urks me is that he is a foot too tall.
Am I the only one that noticed? If it was a few inches, alright, but Wolverine is like 5'3" or something, Jackman is clearly well over 6' (I think mybe even 6'4").
That's a huge difference. They did fine throughout X-Men movies with the filming so he didn't tower over everyone (since he's not meant to), but come on, an entire foot, lol?
Well, at least Jackman does a good job at acting the part.
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Re: D.J. Caruso or Len Wiseman for "Wolverine"?
Originally posted by OzFade View Post*takes deep breath*
NEEEEEERRRRRDDDDDDDDD
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Originally posted by JayKid View PostJackman gonna be doing Wolverine again I assume? He is a good actor and plays the part well, but the one thing that urks me is that he is a foot too tall.
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Re: D.J. Caruso or Len Wiseman for "Wolverine"?
Anybody who spends any time reading and posting on any kind of Intenet message board harbors a significant portion of nerd in his/her body.
(I recently read the first year or so of X-Men after the big 1970s reboot for a non-movie-related job, and yeah -- there was a time when every other panel had somebody making a joke about how short Wolverine was. But where are they going to find a 5'3" guy who's in good shape and can carry a movie? Danny Devito doesn't really fit the bill, and Tom Cruise likes to pretend he's at least 5'7".)
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