Tuesday, February 26, 2013

PREMIERING AT THE PAVILLION? Apparently, I may be the last to know that Steve Carell is currently filming his first (presumably) straight-out dramatic role, starring as John E. du Pont Jr. in Foxcatcher, with Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo as the wrestling Schultz brothers. Bennett Miller (Capote, Moneyball) is directing.
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11 comments:

  1. Adam B.8:04 PM

    In the interests of disclosure: I very very briefly and tangentially was part of Mr. du Pont's legal team in the civil litigation regarding the events to be depicted.

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  2. Joseph Finn8:05 PM

    It took me a second to remember why that particular name sounded familiar...and now I'm intrigued.

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  3. Paul Tabachneck8:08 PM

    I think he'll do great. There were a lot of dark notes to Michael Scott.

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  4. Jordan8:28 PM

    What about Evan Almighty? Or by "straight-out dramatic role" did you mean an intentionally not-comedic role?

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  7. InertiaGirl9:57 AM

    It has been a while since I saw it, but my recollection is that his performance in Crazy, Stupid, Love didn't have a comedic aspect.

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  8. Sara10:36 AM

    I think being a suicidal, heartbroken homosexual Proust scholar in Little Miss Sunshine qualifies as dramatic. Also, why is Mark Ruffalo so inexplicably watchable/enjoyable, even in douchey roles?

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  9. Sue12:26 PM

    There was some humor in the dating scenes, and his interactions (in the first half) with Ryan Gosling's character. But as with a lot of his comedic roles, it was tempered by humanity and real emotion. I feel the same about his character in "Dan in Real Life" - ostensibly a comedic role, but really it's tinged throughout with sadness and reality.

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  10. Matt2:42 PM

    Because you never know when he's going to transform into a giant green rage monster?

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  11. Phil11:37 AM

    I think it's the vague resemblance to Vincent D'Onofrio that works for me.

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