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He-man would probably be a closet gay in this day and age… fighting with his identity
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He probably was, along with Rock Hudson and John Wayne and his pink hankerchiefs. Got a problem with the Duke?
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Wonka's Timothée Chalamet 'warned' over 'sexy Hull accent' comment
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The actor's comments have attracted amusement on social media
Hollywood actor Timothée Chalamet has been jokingly warned his comments about Hull having a "sexy" accent will see him "savaged by middle-aged women".
The star of the new Willy Wonka film revealed his love for the northern twang in an interview with LadBible.
The actor admitted he also loved the Essex accent and a "middle-aged northern accent".
TV star Lucy Beaumont, from Hull, said she was baffled as to why Chalamet would find it attractive.
In the clip, Chalamet said: "I like the Hull accent... Hull is sexy."
After people behind the camera starting laughing, the actor said: "Why is everyone cracking up?"
Responding to his remarks on BBC Radio 5Live, Beaumont said: "I think he's on drugs.
"I've had this accent for 40 years and no-one has ever told me it's sexy."
The actress, who wrote the sitcom Hullraisers, added: "He looks like a very lovely young man and he should stay away from the region or he'll be savaged by middle-aged Hull women."
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Lucy Beaumont also wrote BBC radio sitcom To Hull and Back
Chalamet's comments attracted surprise on social media, with one person writing: "Timothée Chalamet saying Hull is sexy is the highlight of my year."
Another said: "Can someone ask Timothée Chalamet how he knows that Hull exists?!"
Chalamet plays the character previously depicted by Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp in earlier adaptations of the children's novel. The film was released on Friday.
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He's playing Dylan in his next movie, Bob sang like Caruso apparentlyWonka's Timothée Chalamet 'warned' over 'sexy Hull accent' comment
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The actor's comments have attracted amusement on social media
Hollywood actor Timothée Chalamet has been jokingly warned his comments about Hull having a "sexy" accent will see him "savaged by middle-aged women".
The star of the new Willy Wonka film revealed his love for the northern twang in an interview with LadBible.
The actor admitted he also loved the Essex accent and a "middle-aged northern accent".
TV star Lucy Beaumont, from Hull, said she was baffled as to why Chalamet would find it attractive.
In the clip, Chalamet said: "I like the Hull accent... Hull is sexy."
After people behind the camera starting laughing, the actor said: "Why is everyone cracking up?"
Responding to his remarks on BBC Radio 5Live, Beaumont said: "I think he's on drugs.
"I've had this accent for 40 years and no-one has ever told me it's sexy."
The actress, who wrote the sitcom Hullraisers, added: "He looks like a very lovely young man and he should stay away from the region or he'll be savaged by middle-aged Hull women."
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Image caption,
Lucy Beaumont also wrote BBC radio sitcom To Hull and Back
Chalamet's comments attracted surprise on social media, with one person writing: "Timothée Chalamet saying Hull is sexy is the highlight of my year."
Another said: "Can someone ask Timothée Chalamet how he knows that Hull exists?!"
Chalamet plays the character previously depicted by Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp in earlier adaptations of the children's novel. The film was released on Friday.
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He's the perfect bloke to do the George Formby Story in his sexy Wigan accent
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Best Godzilla movie for decades out now, made by Toho Japan itself. Might be out of theatres next week, the demand is still there today tho
Thursday US box office Top 2 were both Japanese films, shows how far Hollywood has fallen and people want alternatives. And Toho made it for only $15M, makes you wonder where the money went with all those $300M flops Disney and WBD put out this year
Thursday US box office Top 2 were both Japanese films, shows how far Hollywood has fallen and people want alternatives. And Toho made it for only $15M, makes you wonder where the money went with all those $300M flops Disney and WBD put out this year
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Gaming seems to be doing pretty well recently particularly in series vs movies.
My biggest problem with the transformers franchise is you couldn’t tell them apart or who was who in most cases, that and the focus on human characters-full length movie in the style of that opening scene of bumblebee would be perfect.
Big problem with marvel franchises at the moment is their insistence of adapting an unpopular period of comics to better fit into a certain agenda rather than sticking with the proven classics. It was shown a long time ago that the movies didn’t really increase comic consumption so seems odd to adapt what had a negative impact on their comic readership.
Toy franchises are a tough one as kids don’t buy action figures like they used to, the major consumer now is the adult collector- I’d almost do a ‘reverse Pixar’ and tailor to an adult audience but have a level that kids could just enjoy the cool imagery
Comparing Last of the Mohican’s with Miami Vice? as in Don Johnson Miami Vice? … the fark is wrong with you????
You obviously don't realise Michael Mann, who my post was about, directed both Last of the Mohicans and the Miami Vice movie.
Fuck me days. What a noob.
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Video Game franchises is another one I've thought would be a genre to adapt if done right.
Some of the Tom Clancy games like Ghost Recon or Rainbow Six as elite units.
Call of Duty you could follow a family through various wars starting with WW2 and Vietnam before going into Modern Warfare or Black Ops.
Grand Theft Auto could have some narration about the crazy things that happen in Vice City, Liberty City etc and say this is mine. I've often though watching some episodes of some shows especially Sons of Anarchy came off like GTA. On SOA they'd be somewhere and get a phone call and everyone needs to rush off like what can happen in GTA.
The comics the quote I've heard is they are ignoring the comics that sold 100,000s or higher and are adapting the ones that sold 10,000 or less.
On targeting the adult collector there is a movie in development for Action Force which was an 80s UK toy brand and is now a military line aimed at collectors.
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Always thought metal gear solid would make a great movie after all in the game the cinematics occasionally take a break for a short period of gameplay
Seems to be forever stuck in development hell though
He Man got a lot of criticism in the 80s for the cartoon due to violence. That proved the critics didn't watch it as it was kid friendly with a message afterwards.
The modern problem is the virtue signalling just targets the name and thinks misogyny and doesn't look at the character. The character of He Man basically helps people. The old cartoon or mini comics were fill of stories like that. The modern virtue signalling nonsense hating males need to realise boys need role models or characters to look to as well.
The GTA 6 trailer has only been out for a few days and there is criticism wanting know the characters pronouns or the fact one of the protagonists is a female which is what people were asking for doesn't seem good enough they want them to go by they/them or something. I hope GTA continues to mock what ever is happening in modern culture. Going down the modern route didn't work well for Saints Row.
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