Yeah, kind of like that Australian guy who starred in James Cameron's blue Indians in 3D movie, who I mistook for Mr. Tatum.

This sounds like 50 First Dates with all the cutesy bohemian scenery of 500 Days of Summer.

I thought Charlize Theron would have made a more convincing Diana, but she must of been busy or didn't give a fuck.

Put Jessica Chastain on a Dunkin' Donuts diet for two months and you will have Fergie.

You mean that movie set in a mythical, white-washed Brooklyn of the 1980s, that has a little kid mimicking Isabella Rosselini in Blue Velvet?  Hipsters coming, yo!

I always thought his suicide attempt was method acting in order to get into character for 'The Darjeeling Limited', but you are probably right.

Especially as the tramp-stamped barmaid in The Fighter.

M.Knight?

You can add the emotional maturity of a five year old to that.

Don't forget Latin-spouting, mutton-chopped Uncle Junior, as one of the Commodore's cronies.  Perhaps him and his brigade of 'racist old coots' (minus Dabney Coleman and the guy who got scalped) will be yet another thorn in Nucky's side for season 3.

She will likely be going for a victory lap with Lucky Luciano, or perhaps Jimmy's corpse.

Van Alden thought it was.  I don't think he like her face, though, as he turned her over while having sex, presumably so he didn't have to look at it.

I'm sure they used a double for her in the scene at the boutique where Lucy makes her try on underwear, and that she tends to be clothed from the waist up while coupluting suggests she is very modest.  Not the case for her hired help.

That episode with the flashbacks to 1917 seemed like filler, a cop out, like the writers could not think of an imaginative way to describe the events/circumstances from the standpoint of the present day, also: Why go into great detail of Jimmy's backstory when he is about to be killed off?  If Jimmy was going to stick…

Just been watching the first season again on blu-ray.  I could see that the events of the second season were somehow inevitable.

I suppose, though their relationship is constantly undermined by hate crimes among other things.

Richard did endear himself to Margaret's children with the 'Tin Woodsman' routine.  M K Williams does not have much to do expect act like an angry bumpkin.

Winter, Scorsese and Co. have just increased the IQ of the series by not renewing Miss de la Huerta's contract. Well played!  That negative space could be nicely filled with that Irish house maid who is schtuping Irish Furio, minus clothes of course. This is HBO after all.

What about Zooey?  Especially given the esteem in which she is held around these parts?

Yes, the promo poster for the film,showing Kate Hudson sitting on the floor wearing only her underwear and looking pretty vacant sums up what you have written. Also, could there be a dopier movie quote than 'if you ever get lonely, just go to the record store and visit your friends'?