Elektra should be better to be played by Kate Beckinsale

#1 Posted by dewboy01 (1826 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

I think she can do better than Jennifer Gardner.

#2 Posted by Renegade_X (44 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

I always thought Catherine Zeta-Jones would make a great Elektra

#3 Posted by Vance Astro (88653 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

@dewboy01 said:

I think she can do better than Jennifer Gardner.

It's Garner

@Renegade_X said:

I always thought Catherine Zeta-Jones would make a great Elektra

That's even worse than Jennifer Garner.

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#4 Posted by SC (9847 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

I'd rather have a relatively unknown actress who was good? Reasonably well trained in martial arts? Actually looked a bit Mediterranean. Forget trying to make it a blockbuster movie. with huge name actors. Try and make it a cult favorite. Let it good critical reviews, make just enough profit in movie sales to pay the cost of the film, and then let it succeed in DVD sales. You'll probably create greater interest in the character that way. Have people actually consider looking for the character in other mediums, and leave room to follow up the movie that can capitalize on the momentum set by the first.

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#5 Posted by X35 (5075 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

How about actually casting a Greek actress this time? Not just some white American eye candy

#6 Posted by Nerx (11642 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

Rhona Mitra ain't so bad

#7 Posted by Vance Astro (88653 posts) - 1 year, 2 months ago - Show Bio

@X35 said:

How about actually casting a Greek actress this time? Not just some white American eye candy

Like who?

@SC said:

I'd rather have a relatively unknown actress who was good? Reasonably well trained in martial arts? Actually looked a bit Mediterranean. Forget trying to make it a blockbuster movie. with huge name actors. Try and make it a cult favorite. Let it good critical reviews, make just enough profit in movie sales to pay the cost of the film, and then let it succeed in DVD sales. You'll probably create greater interest in the character that way. Have people actually consider looking for the character in other mediums, and leave room to follow up the movie that can capitalize on the momentum set by the first.

This is how I feel about alot of characters.I would rather they casted a no-name then look for someone who is relatively unknown that doesn't fit the part.

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