Statham's not the best example because he simply doesn't have the range. He's good at what he does and that's it. This article, however, makes a case that Connery - no prep school boy himself - was able to convey a sense of working class tough guy menace under the polished upper class surface mannerisms. I'd go so…

I'm just not that big of a fan of the Bond franchise to care, but I'd love to see a film adaptation of Ed Brubaker's 'Velvet' starring a badass woman in her 40s or 50s.

It's tempting to attribute these arguments to this or that individual's personal perspective, but this is a multi-million dollar franchise we're talking about.

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Dean was alright until ASP rewrote him as a jackass.

It's never enough.

I doubt Rockwell is strapped for cash.

The following week CMT will present A Tribute to Buck Owens hosted by Fred Durst.

So you're the one reading my erotic fiction page.

Rockwell Gordy anxiously awaits a phone call.

And the NBC Viewer? That was the last we ever saw of him. He lives now… only in my memories

You mean W.H.O. doctor

They hired a Scotsman even. Possibly an angry one, I don't know.

'Doesn't like Hip Hop' must rank pretty near 'Did a lot of drugs' in the 'Least Surprising Keith Richards Factoids' lists.

IMDB says Run the Jewels is on the soundtrack. Sold.

Only when the plot involves moving arcade consoles.

With a name like that, it'd be cool if it was about a homicide detective.

That's how I first read it when I saw the headline.

That was him.

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